Barszcz actually. Dehydrated Polish beet soup powder to Brian of the 10th Mountain Division in Baghdad. See we started talking about stuff and turns out he was in Belarus round about when I was in Poland. I came away liking the daily intake of the broth of boiled beets and he, well, no. So I promised and I forgot then I remembered then I felt gulty...then I bought jerky. Argentinian Teryaki jerky packed in the USA with English and French/English Canadian packaging for eating in Iraq. The internet is a weird space. It is weird that I have a standing offer for a beer in August with a fellow legal professional who read the statements of the guys at the checkpoint where the Italian car drove through. But a good weird. Glad to know ya weird. So like I am just going to send Polish dehydrated beet soup without Japanses sauced Argentinian dehydrated beef and/or beef like products. I really hope both the barszcz and jerky don't suck. And if there is only barszcz when it gets there, there was jerky, Brian. In the mail tomorrow.
