
I can get my man shaking,
Dress me up nice hot and fine
push him down to the floor and yell its time for 69,
yes I'm your woman, come to me.
I like to have sex in the car, after a few drinks at the bar
Tiny miniskirt, no panties, high heels, cowgirl style,I'll see stars,
Yes, I'm your woman, come to me.
By myself I can put on a show
with my friend the 9 inch dildo,
when I'm through you'll never ever ever forget how well I swallow, yes, I'm that woman, come to me.
Honey look at my tight little ass, Reason I go to exercise class
Now come on give me those multiples and freaking make them long last
yep, I'm that woman, come to me.
Provocative blogger, honey, silly me ?? What in the world, how can that be?
Don't they know I'm sweet, and innocent, and virginal and pure as the sea,

My next post, Ill be talking about my poll, and what I feel I need to do with the results. For now, status quo.
I'm doing a quickie side dish here adapted from Rachael Ray, yeah whatever, I like her. And even if I didn't, my mama always told me if you have nothing nice to say don't say it. Wise Polish woman my mom!
Lets begin our Special Fried Rice. I made this when I first started blogging about 8 months ago, I am revisiting it because its that good!! Ive adapted it to my taste. The original here.
HINT- cheat- and buy 1 quart white rice from the local Chinese take out joint. Now I prepare the veggies. I shred my carrots, dice my red peppers, and slice my scallions,






















Oh, how you crack me up! I voted again, too. I am totally rooting for you! The rice looks delish; I should try it sometime, and that's a great tip, picking up plain rice from the take-out place.
ReplyDeleteHey Donna - I knew you were talented, but I had no idea you were a poet! Every new post of yours makes me so glad that I nominated you for the BlogLuxe awards, and I would vote for you early and often (in the spirit of Chicago) if I could :)
ReplyDeleteGood to know that I can vote everyday :)
ReplyDeleteRice is so nice, love those quick meals.
That looks delicious! Heck, I could even eat it as a main dish. Love how it is so colorful!
ReplyDeleteI always use left over white rice to make the fried version. Looks delish!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Donna, now I have that song running through my head! I have no take out place to get rice from-so sad to live in the sticks, sad face. It looks fantastic though.
ReplyDeleteI'm voting again :)
hey sweetie..i just voted for you dear..hope u win :) fried rice looks so inviting..send me a bowl :)
ReplyDeleteLove rice, there are so many things you can do with it.
ReplyDeleteOk I'll vote everyday! But then you have to help me get to blogher food'09. I need help/ideas raising money to get my ticket there and hotel.
ReplyDeleteThe rice looks great. Hey I don't see me in your blogroll!! :)
Fried rice with ginger? Woohooo.. that's new for me :) I don't think the fried rice in Asia got ginger in it.
ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE this rice. I make it all the time and I use your tip of buying a quart of white rice from the chinese place. SOOOOO goood.
ReplyDeleteCongrats again, on the house. We are so happy for you and cant wait to help you celebrate moving in.
Your fried rice looks very tasty indeed!
ReplyDeleteI voted. And that fried rice looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI haven't made fried rice in years and yours looks fabulous. Thanks for reminding me what I'm missing. My husband is always asking for stir fry. Maybe I should listen and please my man.
ReplyDeleteSam
Looks wonderful! :)
ReplyDeleteI am in for a bowl of rice, please. I am voting EVERY SINGLE DAY!! Go Donna!
ReplyDeleteI voted for you!
ReplyDeleteRice looks great!
i'm going to the keys to be provocative not chicago.aaaa the keys.what a great place to start and finish.
ReplyDeleteJust voted again, I have to remember to do it everyday! My kids would love this rice!! I'm bookmarking this like I do evey recipe you post! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLove the fried rice....had some too yesterday with peas, and chicken....yours look so much more yummy and flavourful.
ReplyDeleteOh my god, u r to funny. Well u know what they say, men always want an angel in the kitchen and a ho (hoe?) in the bedroom! I'll bet that rice was spicy ;)
ReplyDeletepeas. scrambled eggs. all-around fabulousness. i love that you have so much fun with your posts. :)
ReplyDeleteI voted!
ReplyDeleteYummy colorful fried rice..
ReplyDeleteWe love fried rice, but my little boy is especially a fan...he will be so excited to try this! My son requests Chinese food, like the average child requests McDonalds :)
ReplyDeleteI'm off to vote for you again!
I love the idea of buying the rice from the takeout place!
ReplyDeletethis rice looks great! and I have to say I dont recall that ad
ReplyDeleteI love fried rice... this looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYummy, that looks so good! I'm gonna go vote for you again now.
ReplyDeleteYUM!! We LOVE fried rice at my house. It's so versatile!
ReplyDeleteI've been voting every day!
Wow that looks amazing, next time I am buying the white rice! loved the ryming too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks soooo good! I like Rachel too but I'm always sort of afraid to say it out loud because of the backlash :)
ReplyDeleteI love the rice and the doubling of veggies. I might also add some chicken or pork instead of doubling the eggs. Rachael has her perks and disadvantages but her recipes are usually good jumping off points.
ReplyDeleteDon't change too much, no matter what the poll results say. I will be voting!
I love the idea of using rice from a restaurant... it's always so much more fluffy. This looks really good with all the veggies and the scrambled eggs, too. I could make a meal of it! Off to vote...
ReplyDeleteWho knew you were a poet! I do hope you win - you deserve it, you provocative little blogger you. :) And perfect timing for the rice. I was just looking around for a good side dish to serve with some chinese food.
ReplyDeleteLooks awfully good! I voted.
ReplyDeleteI remember the ad, now it's stuck in my head!! Rice looks like a nice tasty side dish!! Great idea to add extra veggies.
ReplyDeletefriedrice looks so colorful and yumm Donna....u know to play with ur posts!!!!! BTW i voted for u, all the best!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI voted too!
ReplyDeleteRice looks yummy!! i voted for you too! My mom says the same thing all the time too. If you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything. So funny, but it's great advice.
ReplyDeleteI haven't made fried rice in forever! This looks so good!
ReplyDeleteLOL, I remember that commercial! :)
ReplyDeleteThis one is a winner....can't wait to give it a try.
I've been voting!
~ingrid
That fried rice looks delicious! So colorful!
ReplyDeleteI like Rachael Ray, too. She does know how to come up with some good spice combinations. I love fried rice and this looks delicious. I'll have to add this recipe to my meal plan, and use up the shrimp in my freezer.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! PS: Yeah, I remember the Enjoli commercial very well.
I voted!
ReplyDeleteSuper delicious!!! I have never made homemade fried rice but I totally should. Yours looks great:)
ReplyDeleteLove it! That fried rice looks so delicious, and you are hilarious!
ReplyDeleteSuper delicious!!! I have never made homemade fried rice before but I totally should. Your recipe looks easy and really tasty.
ReplyDeleteI'll keep voting as well :) you definitely deserve it!! That's a great tip, grabbing white rice from the Chinese place!
ReplyDeleteYour fried rice looks so good. Don't you just love making it at home. It's way less greaser than takeout!
ReplyDeleteI love fried rice, I haven't had it in forever. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteYour posts are so scandalous!! haha where did this idea come from for this blog?! It cracks me up!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck in the competition. You most definitely will win. :) Yum rice! The female half of this Duo used to make egg rice when she was just a week cook...cooked rice stirred into eggs and scrambled. Yum.
ReplyDeleteI love fried rice and your version looks so good with all the veggies in it - yum!
ReplyDeleteOooh yumm! I love fried rice because it can even be a meal, especially this one -- looks so hearty and healthy.
ReplyDeleteI'm off to vote again too! That dish looks like a keeper. gonna have to try it.
ReplyDeleteThat fried rice looks great!
ReplyDeleteThis looks much better than my sorry attempts at fried rice. I needto try yours - my daughter and I are addicted to that stuff! Very delicious.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea getting the rice from take out! This looks so good, I could eat it for dinner and nothing else!
ReplyDeleteI love fried rice....looks delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteAs always that looks great - and you crack me up! Love the boots :-)
ReplyDeleteDonna, that commercial was a riot! I remember it well! I have been voting and voting for you! Hope you win......your blog is hysterical and I love it! The fried rice looks good too!!!
ReplyDeleteSweet? yes Pura nd virginal? yeah sure!
ReplyDeleteYou got my vote. I also really like the vertical rice picture- pretty!
Wonderful looking rice dish! (I put a vote in for ya too :o) )
ReplyDeleteDelicious fried rice! Can we vote more than once?
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you put that much ginger and garlic in your fried rice! Those were huge pieces in your food processor! I looooove fried rice!
ReplyDeletelove that poem!! the boots totally are awesome! i hope you win!!
ReplyDeleteYum, I love fried rice. Sometimes I make a thai version too!
ReplyDeleteI already voted for you, but LMAO! I wonder what kind of tune would go with that poem!
ReplyDeleteman, Rachel Ray almost killed me today. So she and I are not on good terms right now. >.<
This looks really terrific. It could even be a meal in itself!
ReplyDeleteYou've got my vote! This is fried rice on steroids! It looks wonderful.
ReplyDelete"my mama always told me if you have nothing nice to say don't say it" - I actually heard that in Bambi. Saw that movie about 30 times (I have a little kid) and probably will see it another 30 times (when the second one gets bigger). can't get that outta my head now...
ReplyDeleteI love fried rice, but I haven't made it in a while. Your recipe looks amazingly good!
ReplyDeleteMMMMM..Donna! That rice dish looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteYou have got my vote for sure,...of courese, I vote for you, my friend!!
Heh, I buy my rice from the Chinese place down the street too. :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck on the provocative blogger! I definitely voted for you : )
ReplyDeleteProvocative? You? You're the mildest, most timid blogger I know (ON OPPOSITE DAY!) ;-)
ReplyDeleteI remember those commericals. Am I dating myself? My confession of the day is I'm a big Muppet Show fan and I recently bought some DVDs. I was watching the Raquel Welch episode where she sang the original version of the song with Miss Piggy. It was weird hearing the song as a song and not a perfume commercial.
Me want those boots. If I wore those I wouldn't have to worry about Sir Pickypants telling me he's too tired or has too much word to catch up with.
You can bet I'll be voting for ya!
ReplyDeleteRachael Ray never made fried rice with this kind of imagery!
ReplyDeleteYour FFH is a lucky guy. You'd bring home the bacon and lube him up with it.
Did I miss why this rice is 'special'? Were you singing your special lyrics while making it? I think you should of created some cocktail to go with this...like cum sum yung gai....bwahahahahahahahahaaha!
ReplyDeletewhat a colorful dish.. m sure the taste will be amazing too.. cant wait to try this out.. love healthy recipes like this one.. lovely blog ye have.. keep it up!!
ReplyDeletecheers!!
This looks soooo tasty! I love the pop of green with the peas!
ReplyDelete(and yeah, sorry I haven't been around lately - there's been some BS at work that has SEVERELY cut into my cooking/food blog stalking time!!!)
Donna,
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is my first visit to your blog and I read this!
I am hysterical!
Hey there! I just came across your blog, so this is only the third post I've read, but already you're cracking me up! I make fried rice for my BF (that's just plain ol' boy friend, no fancy firefighting going on over here, ha ha) all the time. So I'll take your tip about the ho gear, and if you don't mind, I'd like to share something I do when frying rice that might make you like this dish even more! When you beat the eggs in a bowl before scrambling them in the pan, add a dash of shoyu and a few generous pinches of sugar. This will make them taste like a Japanese omelet. The sweetness will add another depth of flavour to your savoury rice! A small dash of sesame oil never goes amiss in fried rice either :)
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