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I've just popped a shoulder of lamb in the Dutch Oven and covered it in a blend of lemon juice, garlic, herbs and seaweed. It's going to cook low and slow for four hours until all the collogen has melted into a sumptuous goo.

I like the tougher parts such as shoulder or shank, they take longer to cook but hold more flavour and unlike the quick cook bits you can't really mess them up.

So do you prefer quick cook meat or slow?

• Ending the show on a cliffhanger is so frustrating, we deserve more seasons to explore Bloom's story arc, Beatrix backstory, Riven and Musa relationship... The official page of fate on Instagram is filled with pleas to renew the show, we can do it don't you think?

Imagine you established a business and you need employees to work under you as a powerful woman, If there was only one of the options, which one would you take? Would you prefer to have all men to be under command or all women. And why?

This guy in my office was dating a girl. They even lived together and were planning to get married. One day she broke up and became a kept woman for a filthy rich guy. We hear she even participated in orgies and bukakes. Poor man did not see anyone else.

Suddenly this girl is back. She wants her man to "forgive and forget". Should he?

So I'm deciding between Bali or Korea for next year spring break 2025

So for the Bali trip, it's for a sociology class that would be for two weeks (March 13-March 30, 2025). We'll be living with a host family like we're the locals. For the most part, I'm told we'll be going to temples, do prayer rituals, help out with the local community, learn more about their economics (tourism). I'm also told they have restrictive diet mainly consisting of vegetables & fruits.

The total cost of this Bali trip is $2,000 (accommodations, meal plans, & main class activities will paid for within the $2,000 price). I would need to pay for the flight ticket by next month (Dec.) but they'll reimburse me. The class also gets a grant that will help pay for the trip too ($500 for undergrad & $1,000 for graduate), the remaining balance for trip should be paid in cash two weeks prior the Bali trip.

While Korea trip, it's just for fun. I will pay out of pocket for it of course and I was thinking of going with my sister. I was thinking of flight dates around March 17-March 22, 2025 since that's my spring break next semester. I was looking up on Jeju air and I had estimated around $323 or $343 sum round trip for one week in March (around those dates listed above earlier). I had friends who've been to Korea before told me that I can just live off the convenience stores for food since they're so cheap. I was told to check out their Airbnb too since they would be cheaper to stay at. And a lot of cool places to check out there too such as the Gyeongbokgung palace, starfield library, cool & unique cafes, etc.

I've never been to either Bail or Korea. However, my heart is torn on which place to go for next year spring break 2025. Please help me decide lol. For Bali trip, I have to use all of my next paycheck plus some of my savings while for Korea trip, I can pay the roundtrip now with half of my next paycheck & just save up some money for accommodations, food, etc. next year.