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Lunch with Kiku
Frank Toves at Gyoza Yotai Restaurant It is amazing how time does not dull true friendship. I went by the newly opened Gyoza-Yatai Restaurant in Tumon, Guam the other afternoon to see my dear friend,… more →
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Lunch with Kiku
tasithoughts wrote 2 days ago: Frank Toves at Gyoza Yotai Restaurant It is amazing how time does not dull true friendship. I went … more →
The Leddy and Arce Families At David's Home
tasithoughts wrote 3 days ago: Tim Leddy and Joanne Arce Perez Norma Arce Angelo and Michelle ( Leddy) Bueno Phillip and Bobbie Led … more →
Reuniting with Mel and Joe
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tasithoughts wrote 5 days ago: There is something about seeing old friends from High School after many years that somehow brings l … more →
July Holiday Restaurant And Pepper Notes
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foodnearsnellville wrote 2 weeks ago: On Friday we went out at lunch. My wife was wanting to try something new and Taqueria Del Sol in Dec … more →
Late June food thoughts and pepper pics
foodnearsnellville wrote 3 weeks ago: On Father’s Day we went out twice. The first time was to Benny’s Bar and Grill for their … more →
Mid June 2009 food and boonie notes
foodnearsnellville wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday I picked up some food to go from Haru Ichiban, and spoke a bit to the manager about the Sh … more →
Coconut Olympics Training
tasithoughts wrote 1 month ago: Training tips for the Coconut Olympics from Islander Registry.com more about “Coconut Oly … more →
Late May boonie, blogging, food notes, and the best of Snellville.
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foodnearsnellville wrote 1 month ago: Boonies: I had long moved my heating strip to the row of coke bottle greenhouses, and yet a couple w … more →
Patron Saints, Fiestas, Grand Marshalls, and Mom
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tasithoughts wrote 1 month ago: Left to right: Grand Marshall Joyce I. Martratt, Princess Rolani A. Q. Salalila, Fiesta Princess Avi … more →
Serina- May 23, 2009 Pacific Island Word of the Day
pacificislandparks wrote 1 month ago: Manny Munez tells the Chamorro legend of the mermaid- Serina. He speaks in English and in Chamarro. … more →
Why not the Chamorro? A possible peer in Taino cultural revival....
Nanu wrote 2 months ago: The discussion I was participating in on the UCTP forum regarding the Taino language, inspired me t … more →
Coconut Husking - A Guam Competitive Sport ( Kind Of)
tasithoughts wrote 2 months ago: Coconuts In Guam, coconut husking is a rite of passage for young men. Your uncle or dad or grandpa … more →
The origin of the boonie pepper
foodnearsnellville wrote 2 months ago: It wasn’t something I thought of much when I was on Guam. They were wild, they had been there … more →
May 10 Banh mi and boonie pepper notes.
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foodnearsnellville wrote 2 months ago: I’m down to 2 boonie pepper plants as the others managed to die. I suspect, after some conside … more →
Lost Plane and A Missing Uncle
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tasithoughts wrote 2 months ago: Memorial Day is later on this month but it has impact to our family in a more deeper sense. I felt … more →
Puntan and Fu’una - Guam's Gods of Creation
tasithoughts wrote 2 months ago: Fouha Rock Creation god Fu'una used her supernatural power to create part of the world by throw … more →
Blogging and Bringing a Family Together
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tasithoughts wrote 2 months ago: I never knew how life changing starting this blog last May would be for me. I have been able to d … more →
More food and Boonie notes
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foodnearsnellville wrote 2 months ago: This is going to be a jambalaya of a post, so bear with me. In cookbooks, “Real Cajun”, … more →
Beachside restaurants and boonies to grow.
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foodnearsnellville wrote 3 months ago: We’ve been traveling a bit – the first vacation devoted to something other than relative … more →
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