Celebrations are never complete without a good meal. Here we were, after Sean's oath-taking after he passed the Dentistry boards.
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Wow, look at those huge bowls of ramen. I can see you're a noodle loving family.
ReplyDeleteYes, noodles—ramen and instant pansit canton. And we eat them with forks.
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