Is avocado even edible? I thought it was only for strict diets as a juice.

Are you kidding?

Best burrito in the world!

Even the birds thought the food was good here:

 

Does this mean you are inviting us to dinner? There might not be enough there for all of us you should consider making more.

Of course. There's plenty more where that came from... I'll put GF on the case.

Oh man, now I want burritos.

 

Avocado burritos? I haven't ever eaten this, but I get the feeling it'll be awkward. Actually, Mexican isn't that popular in Greece.

 

A cat stalking my lunch somewhere near Pavia, Italy.

 

Avocado burritos? I haven't ever eaten this, but I get the feeling it'll be awkward. Actually, Mexican isn't that popular in Greece.

You eat it with a knife and fork. No different from a pie or calezone.

I imagine Mexican is not that popular in most of Europe, kind of far.

This restaurant was along the California coast just south of Santa Cruz. Big Mexican population along there. There is a town south of Monterrey called Gaudalupe. If you didn't know any better you would swear you were in Mexico when you were in that town.

 

I think Mexican is quite popular here.

Saying that, mainly in the form of Fajitas and Tacos.

 

Felt like sharing a picture or two today.

My balcony on the Sunday sunshine.

I realized later that I had the resolution set on 1024x768, but, oh well. The colours look good.

 

Penthouse! Look at you!

 

Guess you neighbors watch a lot TV.

Nice balcony, though...

 

What's the temperature in Athens today? I heard you had a lot of snow on Tuesday.

 

Winter was heavy this year, but as usual it came after New Years Eve. Cold waves come as late as March in Greece.
Northern Greece had some problems with closed roads and cut-out settlements, but nothing as serious as Europe in December or Serbia last month.
The last snowfall was last week, were it even snowed in central Athens, a rare sight. Of course it didn't set in, it melted as it fell. Suburbs with high elevation got as much as 20cm of snow, though.

Today it is a lovely 15oC, but with felt sunshine. I believe yesterday it reached 20oC.

As I always said, since I was 5yo, "It's always sunny in Sunday in Athens".

 

Guess you neighbors watch a lot TV.

Nice balcony, though...

The same all over the world. I have been to some of the poorer neighborhoods in Cozumel, Mexico. The houses were basically cinder block shacks with a tin roof. Barely big enough for one person, let alone a whole family. Bathrooms outside. But antennas on pretty much every roof of the houses. And a that time there were only 2 TV stations that they could get. And that was if they were lucky, usually only one station.

 

Guess you neighbors watch a lot TV.

Nice balcony, though...

Thanks.

Satelite TV isn't a must in Greek households BUT my neighbourhood has many many immigrants from middle east. They want to see channels from back home, so satellite is the only option.

 

We keep getting small cold fronts, with occasional rain (no complaints there, recovering from the worst drought ever). It is currently running 65°F, in the AM. It looks to be another scorching year here.

 

Just saw this:

How is he doing?

 

One thing I know: He shot first.

 

Ok, I'm not going to let this thread die. Keep 'em coming people!

I just finished a project I've been working on for some time now. I'll see about posting a video and description soon.

Hope everyone had a happy valentine's day

As promised:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=YJxAOzLCl_w

 

Just saw this:

How is he doing?

I just got off the phone with him and he seems in good spirits. We were just yakking about nothing in particular so really no new news, just sharing adolescent adventures of which I won't repeat!

 

just sharing adolescent adventures of which I won't repeat!

Statute of limitations hasn't kicked in yet ???

 

Here are some pic of our team for Robocon (more than 2,000km from my home)....