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Mendalla said:
Looks yummy, indeed. Street and food truck food is a whole different game in Asia from here, eh.
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Yep, from what I've heard it can be. This was pretty basic, just outside our apartment complex today. There were about 10 food trucks, and a water splash and play area for the kids. One of the vendors gave me free ice cream
 
Luce NDs said:
Can the balloons be numbered for their function ... a colored history? Lightly spread ...
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Balloons carry meaning beyond their surface. To colour them with history's to give them story.

In the Church, we see that God weaves our past into His greater tapestry.

When balloons are coloured by history, they remind us of the journey. The joys. The sorrows.

In that way, they become testimony.

Let's remember that each of us's painted with God's grace
 
Jaebius said:
Balloons carry meaning beyond their surface. To colour them with history's to give them story.

In the Church, we see that God weaves our past into His greater tapestry.

When balloons are coloured by history, they remind us of the journey. The joys. The sorrows.

In that way, they become testimony.

Let's remember that each of us's painted with God's grace
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Alas there's friction ... as we are told by powers to forget so much of what occurred ... thus occult! Material mist ... the mental fog in the veil?

What's veiled is profound ...
 
Oddly North American looking if it wasn't for the Korean script. Even the Hyundai down in front. They're very common around here now, especially since they make some of the few entry level electrics. I have considered them myself as an alternative to the Japanese cars but haven't really seen a reason to switch away from Honda yet.
 
Mendalla said:
Oddly North American looking if it wasn't for the Korean script. Even the Hyundai down in front. They're very common around here now, especially since they make some of the few entry level electrics. I have considered them myself as an alternative to the Japanese cars but haven't really seen a reason to switch away from Honda yet.
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Yet some of the models seem to have different names here. The Avante here is pretty much the Elantra in Canada
 
Jaebius said:
Yet some of the models seem to have different names here. The Avante here is pretty much the Elantra in Canada
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Other car companies do that, too. The now-discontinued Honda Fit was the Jazz in most of the rest of two world. And I think the Jazz brand still exists in some markets.

A couple co-workers drive Elantras but they're both older models, one has the sedan, one has the GT hatchback. Nice cars. Definitely one of the ones I would consider if I wasn't happy with my Civic.
 
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