I think it's fine -- especially if the pictures are funny. For example, inadvertent smiley faces:
Or when your sister eats a giant tiramisu with two giant spoons*:
I just wish I had kept the picture documenting the mysteriously yellow pancakes at the Metro 29 Diner.
Seriously, people. Relax, have a good time. Have some tiramisu.
*I know that I originally said I wasn't going to post this picture because she might kill me. But honestly, she lives 1000 miles away. Plus, it's funny. And I really don't care anymore.
Most importantly, I don't think she's reading my blog. So it's not like she'll see it. Unless, of course, my brother tells her about it. Which he won't. Right?
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Yeah, Professor Moffat was odd.
As for pictures, maybe sometimes your food is just memorable, all by itself. Like that time you got hives from eating ostrich. Don't you wish you documented that?
In all seriousness, I understand that just taking random pictures of random food in restaurants is weird. But complaining about it/trying to keep people from doing it is weirder. People need to choose their battles more selectively.
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