That's how I feel.
Here I am, all socially busy and sheeeeet
and I set aside this night
to come and spend some quality time with daddy and the boys
expecting some quality food
something in the line of
(as blogged below)
freshly speared barracuda
huge, thick fillets deep-fried in beer batter
served with a lovely, refreshing salad.
So I am halfway through my fish and slaw
doused in good ole' malt vinegar
something is not right.
I look up and say
"Daddy, what type of fish is this?"
"John Dory."
I start.
This is supermarket purchased.Frozen fish.
"What happened to catching your own fish?" I sputter
Father starts off in tirade about having to watch two
young children and blah blah
no time blah blah
"The water was really clear last weekend Daddy, neep tide. It was fantastic!"
I say, rubbing in the fact that he cannot go.
"Where?Where was it clear? He growls
I tell him Pangkor Laut, where I swum as deep as I could alone
about 8 feet (chicken)
and the water was crystal clear.
"Well it wasn't clear here."
He says, ending the conversation.
You see, I am so spoiled.
I want the fish that Daddy caught himself
and turn my nose down on perfectly fine fish.
I want the wildboar that daddy shot last Sunday,
to stew with juniper berries like
to stew with juniper berries like
Marlena de Blasi in A Thousand Days in Tuscany.
I am so spoiled.
Yet Daddy choses to spoil us, you see, he did go and try and spear-fish
the water just wasn't clear enough.
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