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GOBBLE-dygook Hodgepodge
November 26th, 2009
First up to the peeps of the U.S. of A, I want to wish all of you a HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Second, to the peeps of the AMNOS tribe, let’s all greet the O a (belated) Happy 29th Birthday!
Third, Monday is the last day of NaNoWriMo! Though I already won the challenge, my story is not yet finished! I hoped to finish everything by that day so I can finally rest and move on.
Fourth, TFL approved my application for the Samurai High School Fanlisting! Once after my novel is done I am seriously gonna get down and dirty in building this site. I may make it in to a mini-informational site, so watch out! The more I’m seeing this series episode by episode, the more I feel like I’m getting PWNED. It’s not because of the SURF DUDE or the Senorito, but the overall storyline is really well worth watching. I love the characters— all of them— including the self-centered cop and the bitchy principal. 
Fifth, the menu for our Thanksgiving Dinner would be the gobble-gobble bird, stuffing, mashed potatoes, daing na bangus, pancit, lumpia, sinigang, pinakbet, rice, and pumpkin pie and more various Filipino desserts for dessert. Now that’s what I call Filipino-fusion style Thanksgiving!
Sixth, the folks are here. Time for me to sign off.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU’VE GOT and not moan in sadness for what you don’t have. 
Posted in Culture, General, Hodgepodge, J-Idols, J-Pop, Johnny's, fandom | 
Tags: arashi, birthday, filipino cuisine, nanowrimo, samurai high school, satoshi ohno, thanksgiving, turkey | 
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