When I first saw the first picture below, I immediately thought about the spice worms from the book
Dune (by Frank Herbert). Then my husband informed me it was a Ling Cod caught by one of the ENT residents at work. He and all his ENT buddies went Deep Sea fishing. I was sooooo jealous--I love fishing. Nope, no tonsils. Of course the ENTs would HAVE to examine it's throat!
Below is a picture of my hubby having a great time:
Below:
He'd like you to think he caught this one, but it was actually caught by one of the female residents--(go girl power!) This is looking at the outside of the Ling Cod. So I guess it's not a spice worm after all.
Oh yeah, not to mention, he brought home about 30 fillets of fish. Brooke wanted to help me vacuum pack them until she got a whiff of the raw fish. She did not like the smell. I don't know if we'll have any luck getting our kids to eat it, but it looks like they're going to have to get used to it, we'll be having fish a lot these next couple of months.
Below is a picture of my hubby having a great time:
Below:
He'd like you to think he caught this one, but it was actually caught by one of the female residents--(go girl power!) This is looking at the outside of the Ling Cod. So I guess it's not a spice worm after all.
Oh yeah, not to mention, he brought home about 30 fillets of fish. Brooke wanted to help me vacuum pack them until she got a whiff of the raw fish. She did not like the smell. I don't know if we'll have any luck getting our kids to eat it, but it looks like they're going to have to get used to it, we'll be having fish a lot these next couple of months.
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