Monthly Archives: December 2005

Lunch – ghormeh sabzy

By lessan | Published: December 12, 2005

Ghormeh Sabzy is an Iranian dish which is usually made with vegetables, beans and meat. I had some for lunch today:   And a tuna sandwich for dinner:   This was Mara’s plate – she was sitting next to me. Dunno, doesn’t seem like that much food:   And a drink (not mine) – I […]

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Movie – Harry Potter 4

By lessan | Published: December 11, 2005

Saturday evening at the movies. We went to watch Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the fourth in the series:   How does one show photos of a cinema experience? Well, here’s the view to my left:   And to my right, including me:   Entertainment while waiting for the entertainment to start (the […]

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Dinner – kotlet

By lessan | Published: December 11, 2005

Last night we had dinner at Saba and Sieni’s. They graciously invited me over for food before going out for a movie. Kotlet is an Iranian dish consisting of patties made up of eggs and vegetables and/or ground meat. Here’s the kotlet:   And the rice:   And salad:   On a dish:   And us […]

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Dinner – Tatami

By lessan | Published: December 10, 2005

Last night, after the talk four of us went out for dinner to a Japanese restaurant called Tatami. The prices are a little expensive compared to other places to eat out, but the food is good. We started with Miso soup:   For the main dish we ordered the Tatami special – a mix of sushi arranged in […]

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Ihtifál – Bahíyyih Khánum

By lessan | Published: December 10, 2005

Last night I attended an Ihtifál about Bahíyyih Khánum entitled "Archetype of the People of Bahá":   Bahíyyih Khánum was one of the daughters of Bahá’u’lláh (the founder of the Bahá’í faith). The presentation was given by Dr. Janet Khan who has authored a book about Bahíyyih Khánum called Prophet’s Daughter. Dr. Khan went through the […]

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