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I just discovered that you can by fish trimmings (ie, pieces of perfectly fine fish cut from the main fillet in order to make it look pretty) for about a quarter the price of full fish. Throw them in soup, or whatever and you’d never know the differnce. This news is like those pieces of fish: largely unwanted, but still finding a good home with me because they’re nutritious and cheap. (God, I’m becoming my father.)
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March 24th, 2009 at 9:03 am
Your take on fish scraps reminds me of Ian McEwan’s recipe for bouillabaise in Saturday. Sounds good, and it’s always laudable to recycle whatever you write.
Mary
March 24th, 2009 at 9:52 am
“Sloped text is the key to easier reading”
Well line that up with all the other carts awaiting horses. Are people having trouble reading? Did someone discover literacy rates were flagging because our brains have trouble with *straight lines*? And here I am wasting my breath on educational justice issues.
Good grief.
March 24th, 2009 at 12:06 pm
“Getting screened for cancer is the leading cause for finding out you have cancer.” Ah, the Onion. Stup(id)endous.