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Does Polish pierogi also have its story of origin? [43]
Wow~!you are very terrific!all the clients i met (except korean) can't use chopsticks,i remembered last time,our Pakistan client visited our company,he wanted to learn how to use chopsticks,but failed,he told me:"christy,it is too difficult for foreigner :( ,i must give up."he had no way,then i rushed into the near supermarket and bought fork&spoon for him.
it depends, in western countries such as australia, america, britain, etc there will be a large proportion of people that are able to use chop sticks. in pakistan i couldnt imagine there would be too many chinese or an influence of using chop sticks.
here is a link to a review of a dumpling restaurant:
jamesbluntknife.blogspot.com/2008/09/dumplings-plus-melbourne.html
and another:
tummyrumbles.com/2009/01/hu-tong-dumpling-bar.html
Hi!how about talking something about Australia? in the Feb,i viewed some news about Koala,because of the drought,these lovely animals have no water to drink,how are they now?did the drought go through?
what did you google to get the pictures?
i dont know if that koala was heat affected or bushfire affected.
in february we had a run of 4 days around 40c, which inevitably led to some idiot lighting a fire and small towns being destroyed. im not sure if that koala is drinking because of that.
did you know that gum leaves for them are like alcohol/drugs for humans?