LJI Week 6: Food Memory

[attheonesix]

“Here, take this,” I said, reaching out to pass the lit joint to Dave. He took it from me as I exhaled and watched the smoke billow up in front of my face. Dave nodded and smiled at me approvingly when he saw how much smoke there was, telling both of us how big of a hit I had taken. We both knew that I was still kind of a noob at this whole smoking

Comments

[kehlen]

Loved it. (Well, besides that marijuana part, but it would be boring to say more on the subject ;) )

I was of the personal belief that, no matter where you are, as long as you look like you know where you’re going and what you’re doing, nobody would bother you.

Yeah, totally.
Is this why they keep asking me how to get here and there, even abroad, lol?

[attheonesix]

Yes! Another friend and I went to Boston once for the first time, and we had other tourists asking us where to go. As long as you look aware... you're good =)

[noodledays]

I enjoyed how vivid this was, and the comfortable camaraderie between you and Dave. side note: I usually laugh just thinking the "Charlie bit my finger!" video, and my kids adore it too.

if it matters to you, you wrote "quiet honestly" in your fourth paragraph (end of the third line) instead of "quite honestly". :)

[attheonesix]

Ooh, good catch. Thank you! ...and this is why we need to use a beta *g*

The Charlie bit my finger is one of my favorites, and likely because my memory of it is tied to this good friend of mine =)

[noodledays]

it happens to all of us. :)

[liret]

Just judging by the website, Bannaking looks like one of those places whose food is wonderful as long as you never try and eat it sober.

[attheonesix]

Heh, things we found out later on down the line... I honestly couldn't imagine trying to digest their food now.

[whirlgig]

I really really enjoyed this! Very evocative.

[attheonesix]

Thank you! =)

[attheonesix]

Thanks! =)