On a side note, I wanted to share another Jeff memory with this post that I didn't mention in my official eulogy. One of my fondest memories of Jeff was during his Bay Area visit. He arrived on the same night as my second date with Raquel. Once I informed him of this, here is the conversation that followed:
Jeff: "ooooh, you're going out with that girl again? nice. should I take a cab back from the airport instead?"
Me: "don't be silly Jeff. my family comes first".
Jeff: "it's ok. perhaps I should find a hotel for the week? ;)"
Me: "Cut it out. It's just a second date. That's not how I roll".
The second date went well enough that Raquel and I continued to text throughout the week. When Jeff noticed, he started reading her texts and my responses over my shoulder. As usual, he couldn't help but tease me about how I have no game. So, he then proceeded to act as my Cyrano de Bergerac and fed me my flirty lines. Raquel and I have been together for almost three years now, and I'd like to think Jeff had a hand in it in the beginning. But, when I asked Raquel if any of his lines actually worked, she thought I just wanted to be friends during those texts. Ouch. Sorry Jeff, guess we both didn't have game.
4 comments:
Aw, well game or no game, you won! Hehe. Fenugreek lamb chops look so good! I've been wondering what fenugreek seeds are to be used for...
Actually, prior to this dish I've never heard of fenugreek. But, apparently it's very prevalent in Indian cooking. They call it mithai (sp?). This particular dish called for the fenugreek leaves in the sauce, but I only found ground fenugreek. you can get that at Whole Foods if an Indian supermarket isn't close by.
and honestly...i still don't really know what that herb is. but, it made a yummy sauce. :)
:) very sweet memories of Jeff.
I love mithai!
oh wait wait. mithai is the word for sweets. methi is the word for fenugreek. but you can make methi mithai, which is DELICIOUS.
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