(Image from roomjp’s Flickr) If you ever have to wait half an hour for some great sushi, make sure it’s at Rakuzen Japanese Restaurant in Plaza Damas. Their Unagi is better than your Unagi. Read a good review of the restaurant at masak masak.

Yeah man. It made me Google "Iaido". Haha.

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Something to look forward to :D Now if only BMW would follow suite.

Well, if you want to borrow either The Blue Dahlia or This Gun For Hire...

Excellent! Thanks for doing this...it's really nice to know that I'm not alone on a lot of these things.

Hey, that almost looks like where we sat, except: 1. there's no buzzer at the table in the photo 2. there's no line of wood planks against the glass wall at the end (like in the photo) when we went so this might be taken at the other aisles But yes, Rakuzen pwns!

Did you use the Christian cuss word "crap"? Awww I think you did. Second, what is wrong with beef? It is in the Makers Diet! I stand up for beef! Besides you can buy grass-fed beef at Super Target for way cheap too. Lastly, I do not know why food tastes good but I do know as a mom it is my JOB to teach my kids to chose healthy things so they will not have to deal with the struggles that I have had to. A life time of eating wrong things is certainly culprit, I would think. That is why my kids will learn from young ages to make healthy choices while occasionally enjoying those self-indulgent goodies i moderation. Guess I don't have the magic answer, especially on the heels of a 4th of July cookout that had some tasty morsels.

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I confess, I swore. I also say "dang it" quite a bit ... forgive me. I know beef isn't inherently bad--but, like, three burgers in one day isn't good.

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