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Hey, yeah I finally got around to trying that Korean place you mentioned. The bibimbap was really solid — I went with the stone bowl version and the crispy rice at the bottom was perfect. I also ordered the kimchi jiggae and it had just the right amount of heat. Let me know next time you want to go back, I'd be down. We could grab some fried chicken after too, there's that spot around the corner I've been wanting to try. SU9kHDPIeei37S Anyway, hope you're doing well. Let me know what you think if you end up going this week. I've been meaning to ask if you've seen anything good on streaming lately. We just wrapped up that documentary series about the national parks and it was fantastic. The cinematography was stunning and we learned a lot about the history.
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I was really impressed with how the garden turned out this year — the tomatoes are finally ripening and they're so sweet. I planted a couple of heirloom varieties and one hybrid that's supposed to be disease resistant. The basil has been going crazy too so I've been making pesto almost weekly. I froze a bunch in ice cube trays so I'll have it through the winter. The peppers are a bit slower but I'm hopeful once we get a few more warm days. Next year I want to try growing some cucumbers and maybe even a small patch of pumpkins. It's been a fun experiment and honestly pretty relaxing to spend time out there watering and weeding. Let me know if you want any seeds or starts when I divide things up in the fall. My neighbor gave me some tips on composting so I'm going to try that this winter so I have better soil ready next spring.