Thanks for all your great comments! I had no idea skin tests were so common. This is my first foray into the world of allergies. I've been lucky never to have had one. The funniest thing about this whole experience was hearing Eva telling Bryce about her skin test. He asked he if it hurt and she paused and casually said, "Yeah, but only for a minute." I guess she forgot that 30 minutes of crying. Good thing, really. Wish my memory was more like that.
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I'm excited to tell you that I'm going to be blogging over at Expatica once and a while. They just launched a Luxembourg section of their site and asked me to contribute to it. Here is a little interview I did with them. I'm looking forward to sharing bits about life here in Luxembourg. It is such a special little country. Come visit! See for yourself! If you don't already know about Expatica, it is a huge online resource for expats in Europe. It is the most comprehensive site for expats I've seen.
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I'm going to leave you tonight with a recent find at the grocery store. Chicken feet. Strangely human. Possibly Alien. Look at those nails. The green sticker in the corner (not really pictured) stated that this was a Portuguese product. So, I must ask my Portuguese readers - how chicken feet are prepared and eaten? Are they the Portuguese equivalent of American buffalo wings? Are the nails eaten? Ooooo, please tell!
p.s. spell check seems to be down on blogger tonight, please excuse my spelling mistakes. I'm sure there are many.
I'm excited to tell you that I'm going to be blogging over at Expatica once and a while. They just launched a Luxembourg section of their site and asked me to contribute to it. Here is a little interview I did with them. I'm looking forward to sharing bits about life here in Luxembourg. It is such a special little country. Come visit! See for yourself! If you don't already know about Expatica, it is a huge online resource for expats in Europe. It is the most comprehensive site for expats I've seen.
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I'm going to leave you tonight with a recent find at the grocery store. Chicken feet. Strangely human. Possibly Alien. Look at those nails. The green sticker in the corner (not really pictured) stated that this was a Portuguese product. So, I must ask my Portuguese readers - how chicken feet are prepared and eaten? Are they the Portuguese equivalent of American buffalo wings? Are the nails eaten? Ooooo, please tell!p.s. spell check seems to be down on blogger tonight, please excuse my spelling mistakes. I'm sure there are many.
