Wow! College is crazy. Food's definitely on my mind, but posting isn't. Sorry, gentle readers! I'll try to make it up to you.
OK, first of all: I joined the Blogging By Mail craziness that just recently ended. How fun! It was my first food blogging event, but hopefully it won't be my last. I sent off a package to a certain food blogger in Singapore. It hasn't arrived yet, but I remain hopeful. I still haven't gotten a package yet; I'm so impatient! I can't wait to receive it!
I learned from first-hand experience that shipping to Singapore is really, really expensive. I had an awesome four-pound package all ready to be shipped out two weeks ago; unfortunately, the tiny box would have cost me almost $40 to ship. So not affordable! I had to trim down the package to its bare minimum--how sad! Two pounds lighter, the package cost half as much.
I won't reveal all the goodies inside; I want it to remain a surprise. That said, I'll mention my favorite treat from the pack: a chocolate Moonpie! I was so excited to send that.
OK, here's another thing: cotton candy. Mm, mm. If that isn't typical southern fair food, I don't know what is! Speaking of fairs, our state fair is coming up soon. I'm hoping to get some fun pictures from that--deep-friend Oreos, anyone?
I packed the package up really nicely. I used paper ribbon and magazine ads and lots of fun stuff. I took some pictures of the first four-pound package. It's a nice spread. And even though my perfectly cropped and resized photos are in the My Documents folder at this very moment, I'm resisting the urge to post.
For now.
Thursday, September 21, 2006
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Yes. You did a wonderful job in writing those snippets of papers with your lovely handwriting on them describing each and every little detail why you send them..
It's so sweet of you. I spent about $55 inclusive of the postage and goodies too just sending my parcel but I guess it's once a yr affair so worth the money. Further more, the other person can enjoy goodies too.
God bless you at school! Wish I could visit your state fair..sounds so cool. Quite similar to our night market? Which we call them "pasam malam". It's a malay word. :)
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