"Do you know what you're doing Saturday, October 16th? Well, you do now -- or at least you should, if you're anywhere near Pasadena on that day and have any interest in Middle Eastern cooking whatsoever. Yes, we know five months is long advance notice, but it's worth it for the Couscous Festival, and tickets to the event are fast disappearing."
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May 07, 2010
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The couscous is north african food,not middel eastern food
Posted by: yamin | March 04, 2011 at 02:49 PM
Since you announcing like this, I'll be ready to go to Pasadena.
Then as you said tickets are fast disappearing, I'm going to buy on June :P
I don't want to miss this kind of event. Thanks for the post anyway =)
Posted by: Jenny | May 09, 2010 at 12:03 AM