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Lunch – grilled chicken

By lessan | Published: November 21, 2005

Lunch today – grilled chicken:

I also took some corn salad:

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Games night

By lessan | Published: November 18, 2005

Last night I went to Shingo, Amelia and Shiori’s house where we had a wonderful dinner and played some board games.

We split into two groups, the first playing a number of games:

And the second, which I was a part of, playing Power Grid:

We played with 6 players, and the one game took well over 2 hours. Very nice game though:

Thanks a lot to everyone who was there, I had a great time.

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Lunch – Falafel

By lessan | Published: November 17, 2005

Lunch today, I had some falafel and coleslaw. Here’s the coleslaw:

And the falafel:

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Dinner – Nando’s

By lessan | Published: November 16, 2005

Last night we went out to one of the shopping malls here in Haifa, called Grand Kanyon. Kanyon in Hebrew means "mall", so it has nothing to do with the Grand Canyon in the States.

After walking around and doing some shopping, it was time for dinner. We ate at a place called Nando’s. You can see the sign in Hebrew behind everyone:

There was a rice with chicken dish:

But I had the chicken and chips:

Quite filling, but of course to top it off:

And here I am drinking it:

There are Nando’s restaurants all over the world, although apparently not in the States for some reason. I’ve been to some in Australia, and I think their chicken tastes better there than here in Israel. But Nando’s are known for their really good sauce – I think you can even buy the sauce individually and take it home.

This sums it up, from their website (which has a cool flash intro):