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Carne Asada and Horchata. The universal language.
She was hot . And yeah when you hang out with snobby rich bitc hes she didnt seem that bad personality wise.In elementary school I was in lub with Blair (Lisa Whelchel) from Facts Of Life. I was already use to snobby rich bi+che$ by then so she wasn't a hard sell.
Being a smidge facetious here. You can only get a CHL in California if you're filthy rich, fund the progressive sheriff's campaigns, and vote democrat. Take away any of those prerequisites and carry like a republican with your mouth shut and hope you never need to draw your weapon.
Lots of counties in the state are practically shall issue.
If looking for authentic Mexican food when in Salem, try Mercado San Francisco on Lancaster. I personally don't find "authentic" Mexican food all that appetizing, except for the tamales. MSF has good tamales, and cheap too ($1.50 each last time I was there). I usually pick up a dozen of each variety when I am over in that part of town and stick them in the reefer or freezer for later. A word of caution, however: If you get their salsa to go with, stick with the green. The red is super hot.
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I'll give that a try. I had a six year relationship with a lovely latina so I'm fairly familiar. That doesn't mean I don't like like the US versions of various ethnic foods - it's all good. Heck, her family raved about my version of enchiladas and talked me into making them pretty often.If looking for authentic Mexican food when in Salem, try Mercado San Francisco on Lancaster. I personally don't find "authentic" Mexican food all that appetizing, except for the tamales. MSF has good tamales, and cheap too ($1.50 each last time I was there). I usually pick up a dozen of each variety when I am over in that part of town and stick them in the reefer or freezer for later. A word of caution, however: If you get their salsa to go with, stick with the green. The red is super hot.
Mercado San Francisco - Salem, OR
See 7 reviews and 39 photos of Mercado San Francisco "We drive past at least six other Mexican stores on our way here, and for good reason. If we need something they'll have it, it's inexpensive and they carry quality ingredients for our food. There are fantastic flour tortillas to be had. I've...
I can top that! Lonchera La Guadalupana the vinyl wrapped food truck parked at Stuarts Auto Supply on Portland Rd. Been eating off their trucks since 1997. Hands down my favorite Mexican food in the valley. Yes I've hit the two decent sit down (Luis's and Lupitas) options in downtown Woodburn too. My backup cart for Salem is Dalia's down in the Beehive Station pod on the SW corner of S. Commercial and Fabry Rd. I can almost make 3 meals out of there grande burritos.If looking for authentic Mexican food when in Salem, try Mercado San Francisco on Lancaster. I personally don't find "authentic" Mexican food all that appetizing, except for the tamales. MSF has good tamales, and cheap too ($1.50 each last time I was there). I usually pick up a dozen of each variety when I am over in that part of town and stick them in the reefer or freezer for later. A word of caution, however: If you get their salsa to go with, stick with the green. The red is super hot.
Mercado San Francisco - Salem, OR
See 7 reviews and 39 photos of Mercado San Francisco "We drive past at least six other Mexican stores on our way here, and for good reason. If we need something they'll have it, it's inexpensive and they carry quality ingredients for our food. There are fantastic flour tortillas to be had. I've...
There are lots of areas in LA county that allow CCW permits. There are city permits, and LA county permits but those only go to the rich and well connected.
In boot they (the Fillipino cooks) kept serving really spicy foods - it was not appreciated. I think the cooks were a holdover from WWII Navy.
Except Indian food - at least locally here where there is a lot of Indian tech workers. Their home cooked food is almost always better than that at the restaurants though. Most ethnic food here has been Americanized. I had a manager in Seattle who had been to chefs school in Hong Kong and he took us to a Chinese restaurant in the International District in Seattle and it served authentic Chinese food; fish and fowl with the head still on.
Old man worked for the maint section, City of Portland. The stuff he was witness to plugging up the sewer drains of these joints would have the most iron-stomached swearing off po fli lice. Claws, hooves, parts, things, that were no part of the stated menu. Backed up drains with workers standing in ankle deep sewage, still chopping their veggies and stirring their sauces, still open for business. Lol.
I don't know the real numbers but I am in my 50s. Through church or family I know a number of SoCal retired cops. Strangely, those that retired and stayed in Southern California, I think all but one has died by stroke or heart attack. Those that moved out of state are doing well.
Most of orthern California is pretty free for CCW issue. Kern County, Fresno county ( Notorious pro issue . Something like 20,000 ) etc and as long as you live or do business in those areas they'll issue a license no matter where you live in state . LA county is huge and the more rural areas issue without a lot of hassle. I know its fun to hate on California and for good reason but some of the hate isnt 100% justified.
Also the breakfast spot is at the Come N Go fuel station on 99E and NE Boones Ferry Rd just north of Gervais. I haven't been in for a while but get there early before their chicarrone burritos sell out. I can't even fathom how many burritos the ladies make on the weekday mornings. Always plan an extra 10 to 15 cause the line can be 25 + deep waiting for the register.
Horchata is my guide. If I go into a Mexican restaurant and they don't have Horchata I leave.
The glass jug of horchata is right at the end of the hot case at Come N Go. I've never even paid an ounce of attention at Lupana cause I always get Mexican Coke or mandarin Jarritos.
Their homes looked the same. And usually with several families living there.
Wow, spent 3 years at LRAFB. But that was a few decades back.
At the boot on Government Island in 1975 the food was pretty normal. Not that I remember it much, eating was under stress just as much as all other times were. I think I was the only guy ever that lost weight instead of gaining it in boot. Most kids never slowed down enough to eat until they were that age, but I was 23 when I went in... the oldest one could be and still sign up. They made me Recruit Company Commander of Hotel Company, the honor company that did parade drill and presentations.
