On the fourth of July, I got to barbeque and eat a hamburger. We were on a demonstration, and I said it was Independence Day in the USA and everyone barbecues. So we put some hamburgesas on the stove top and I cut a roll in half and chowed down. No ketchup, no lettuce, not an A-1 marinated steakburger. But I did eat a grilled hamburger on the fourth of july.
Oh, and thanks for all the prayers. They help.
Drew
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This is the story of one young, half-baked engineering student who barely speaks Spanish, one family with whom he lives who exclusively speak Spanish, and one foundation doing many poor people a whole lot of good. The half-baked engineer usually contributes nothing except for a few scratches of his english-speaking head.
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Hey Drew,
I'm glad to see that you were still able to celebrate the Fourth of July. Since I lacked a grill, I settled for a triple batch of zucchini bread. I figured that it counted as an American summertime recipe. Plus, it the bread turned out be a big hit with the Germans, who were initially hesitant to try a bread with zucchini in it.
By the way, have you crossed paths with Dayton Most Metro? It's a pretty cool forum.
I'm thinking that we're going to have to step into the city a lot more this coming semester.
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