field negro: Candy, flowers, cards; and some ox tail for dinner...

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Candy, flowers, cards; and some ox tail for dinner...

Happy Valentines Day!

I just hope that sucker cupid doesn't shoot me when I least expect it!

Peace.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...: OXTAIL!!!! LOL!!!! FN, you have that with white rice and fried plaintain or with provisions (boiled dumplings, yellow yam, potato, sweet potato, boiled green bananas?

Asa; 2:10 AM
Anonymous said...: Stop it asa! You are making me want to jump on that "love bird" and head down to the rock :); 8:22 AM
Tasha said...: Hope you had a good V-Day, Field. And Asa, you're making me hungry!! I need to make a visit to the yahd soon!; 2:35 PM
Anonymous said...: OX-tails?

Oh FN...you're so crazy.

Happy V-Day.; 2:46 PM
Anonymous said...: Nuff respect!! Like SOS Band sings take love where you find it! I apprecia-love adding me to your list of blogs

Ensayn; 7:38 PM
GiGi - The Shy Giraffe said...: lol.. i pretty much declared jihad on cupid n his posse. i swear he has me on his bad list of luv.

ps: thanks for adding me on your bloglist.

=:O); 9:00 PM
Tafari said...: Hell nall, not ox tails!!! That reminded me of my moms ox tail soup.

Bygbaby; 12:40 AM
Anonymous said...: bygbaby you don't know what you're missing my man. You better try that bad boy (ox tail) with some white rice.

No problem gi gi, I have pretty much changed my philosophy on linking after writing about it. (don't want to be a hypocrite)From now on,I am going to follow Jon Swift's philosophy. I will always be willing to link someone on my site, that links me, and that takes the time to read and post on my blog.

Of course their blog can't have any adult material or sh** like that. But even if they disagree with me, and their blog does not exactly share my views, I will link it. I believe in open dialogue and everybody getting the opportunity to express themselves freely.

Peace.; 1:21 PM
Term papers said...: Hope you have good Valentine day. I have enjoyed reading. Thanks for sharing and Hope to read more from you.; 4:39 AM

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