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Don’t worry. He is keeping nice and
cool..he’s so nice to everybody, why are we constantly trying to cook him?
he likes you!
Awesome. The hotstove is all warmed up and the chicken is here!
you stop!
New blog is done, should be posted during the day.
Hope everyone is doing well! Let’s hope for a fun one against the franking Bruins tonight! Go Habs Go!
love fun!
We would not want the chicken to be riddled with Campylobacter, Salmonella, and/or Clostridium
Keep it in there til 100% sure it is fine.
Also, baste every 15 to 30 minutes.
you guys!
Preventative.
It is cold outside.
i’m okay with keeping the chicken warm.
but not like 375 degrees for 40 minutes or anything like that.
The HotStove is on and the chicken is here. Any ideas?
bro! come on!
Cause if I remember correctly, you dont fly right ?
yeah, that would be another problem. i’m scared to death to fly. and i think they should stop putting every plane crash on the news! it’s not helping!
every time i see one in the sky i say “well, that’s never landing where they want it to” 🤣
i still just think it’s so great that you up and moved to a different country. i feel like i’d never be able to do it. or at least it wouldn’t be easy for me.
no no, i just mean it’s such a yuge step.
Like anywhere, it can be bad but I’ve had great food experiences. One thing that stands out is the freshness of the food I buy at outdoor markets (even big markets) and the price is slightly cheaper.
i still just think it’s so great that you up and moved to a different country. i feel like i’d never be able to do it. or at least it wouldn’t be easy for me.
Usually a day per hour time difference. If you take melatonine, you can cut that by half. So about 3 days.
The hardest thing to adjust to was to eat so late at night. I still struggle to wait until 8 or 9
how’s the food? i always read the food in france is like all delicious almost no matter where you go.
4h22 pm
how long did it take for your body to adjust to the time difference?
