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azurelunatic) wrote2003-12-05 05:11 pm
azurelunatic) wrote2003-12-05 05:11 pm
Clam, Crab: hazards of eating other no-longer-living beings
Last night while eating at the China Star in, um, *looks at map* Chandler, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
votania had some of the clams. She likes seafood more than I do.
She discovered that one of her dinner clams had, shortly before being harvested, eaten a very small baby crab. It was very small, very cute, and (of course) very dead.
It was sufficiently cool that we wrapped it in a napkin (and later put it in an empty fortune cookie bag and tied it in my handkerchief) and brought it home. We'll put it in a little jar with some kind of preservative or other, and let Little Fayoumis take it to school for show-and-tell. Someone always brings in something delightfully gross like that.
votania had some of the clams. She likes seafood more than I do. She discovered that one of her dinner clams had, shortly before being harvested, eaten a very small baby crab. It was very small, very cute, and (of course) very dead.
It was sufficiently cool that we wrapped it in a napkin (and later put it in an empty fortune cookie bag and tied it in my handkerchief) and brought it home. We'll put it in a little jar with some kind of preservative or other, and let Little Fayoumis take it to school for show-and-tell. Someone always brings in something delightfully gross like that.
Re: Crabs
As far as unusual junk foods go, I don't think I'll ever try any kind of ants. I'll leave those to my late hen, thanks much.