1. Take better care of my hair/body.
2. Find a lab and stick to it.
3. Find something financially stable to do during the spring and summer.
4. Raise my GPA.
5. Experiment with food.
6. Laugh more; laugh louder.
7. Love more freely.
8. Forgive more easily.
9. Be less messy.
10. Stop losing halves of pairs.
11. Live.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Friday, December 24, 2010
On Christmas Eve, my family eats...
What is traditional Christmas Eve fare? Is Christmas Day dinner more important than that of the Eve? I would assume so since if it were my birthday, I'd want to be celebrated on the day, not on the eve, but these days, it seems that the secular Christmas is celebrated more on the eve than on the day. Christmas day is a day for opening presents, spending time with family, etc. But as in all celebrations, there is no celebration without food.
Wikipedia says there ought to be bread at the table. I'm thinking there should be some kind of special meat. Ham? Goose? All I can think of is in A Christmas Carol (maybe a Muppet's Christmas Carol) where Rizzo falls down the chimney and onto the roasting goose. -__- But then maybe some hearty vegetables - potatoes? salad? beans? yams? Am I going in a Thanksgiving direction here? There probably should be cake. Fruitcake? Angelfood cake? Pound cake?? Ohhh I could go for some pound cake right now.
But then again, I may be thinking of Christmas day dinner. Anyways, it's not what I eat.
On Christmas Eve, my family goes all out and eats HOT POT. :)
Yum. Take that as you will.
Wikipedia says there ought to be bread at the table. I'm thinking there should be some kind of special meat. Ham? Goose? All I can think of is in A Christmas Carol (maybe a Muppet's Christmas Carol) where Rizzo falls down the chimney and onto the roasting goose. -__- But then maybe some hearty vegetables - potatoes? salad? beans? yams? Am I going in a Thanksgiving direction here? There probably should be cake. Fruitcake? Angelfood cake? Pound cake?? Ohhh I could go for some pound cake right now.
But then again, I may be thinking of Christmas day dinner. Anyways, it's not what I eat.
On Christmas Eve, my family goes all out and eats HOT POT. :)
Yum. Take that as you will.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
On the first two days of Christmas before winter break...
Kelsey is pretty much awesome.
Two grilled cheese sandwiches:
And...
It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas. :)
Two grilled cheese sandwiches:
And...
It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas. :)
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Chewing Gum: Thoughts about Cold Days and Police Raids
Today was one of those days where you think, "Ahh. This is fall. Autumn is finally here." It was a day where the clouds were tinted with gray, but the bright blue of the sky peeked through where it could, where the trees rustled with the chilly breeze, and the air was just cold enough to feel clean. You could feel the deep breath in your lungs, cleansing, and while a fall coat is too warm, a thin, summer jacket just can't cut it. Do I regret sleeping away the last sunny day of the week? Not really. It's the weekend. I needed the break. Especially after Friday night.
~~
Morse/Stiles Screw. Police brutality. I wasn't there but plenty of people have plenty to say about the situation. "The police were doing jobs, but it was a bit much." "The police were shoving people willy-nilly and cursing at them." "It was scary."
From my perspective, my unknowing perspective, I can imagine that the police were a perhaps a bit too aggressive, but that Yale students, especially drunk Yale students, may have caused a bit of trouble. It's a hard thing to give up your arrogance, particularly when you don't respect those conducting the authoritative search of your belongings. The being said, I have no idea what happened. From the bits and pieces I saw online (including the video), there was a lot of fear and sweat going on in that crowded (58% over-capacity!) club and I'm glad I was not involved in the situation.
~~ A bit of levity and some pie baking!
~~
Morse/Stiles Screw. Police brutality. I wasn't there but plenty of people have plenty to say about the situation. "The police were doing jobs, but it was a bit much." "The police were shoving people willy-nilly and cursing at them." "It was scary."
From my perspective, my unknowing perspective, I can imagine that the police were a perhaps a bit too aggressive, but that Yale students, especially drunk Yale students, may have caused a bit of trouble. It's a hard thing to give up your arrogance, particularly when you don't respect those conducting the authoritative search of your belongings. The being said, I have no idea what happened. From the bits and pieces I saw online (including the video), there was a lot of fear and sweat going on in that crowded (58% over-capacity!) club and I'm glad I was not involved in the situation.
~~ A bit of levity and some pie baking!
Excitement at finding butter!!!
Ready to roll.
Peeling an apple...
The longest apple peel I got.
Final Product! A is for Apple! (Of course)
We served it to some people playing Indian Poker. Omar won lots of lollipops.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
SPAM Musubi
I was writing a paper on SPAM for my Women, Food, and Culture class, and part of me felt that it wouldn't be fair to review something without trying it first. So I did.
Here's the tine: Less Sodium, right?
Because Kelsey is on a vegetarian rage right now, he made his own musubi, or as the fellows in Pokemon like to call it, a "jelly donut." (It's just rice and nori, don't worry.)
Yeah, typical Monday night?
<3 Yale
P.S. It was delicious. Sigh.
Here's the tine: Less Sodium, right?
Oooo....appetizing?
Browned
Kelsey is adding soy sauce...
Sugar...
Musubi mold: Rice...
Spam...
Rice...
Press it down! Down!
Pops out! And roll...
And tada!
Yeah, typical Monday night?
<3 Yale
P.S. It was delicious. Sigh.
Friday, September 3, 2010
Today's achievements (for Thursday, 9/2)
1) Successfully shop a class I'm not taking (Organometallics. Love Nilay, love Chem Bio more)
2) Take a nap in the PoliSci Library. Yay armchairs. Woke up successfully 1 min before my alarm went off.
3) Did some scaffolding. Really just lifted some lights. Got to wear a nifty hard hat.
4) Danced. Go Phoenix!
5) Turned $458 books into $198 books. 56.8% savings. SCORE.
Goodnight.
2) Take a nap in the PoliSci Library. Yay armchairs. Woke up successfully 1 min before my alarm went off.
3) Did some scaffolding. Really just lifted some lights. Got to wear a nifty hard hat.
4) Danced. Go Phoenix!
5) Turned $458 books into $198 books. 56.8% savings. SCORE.
Goodnight.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Working the System
So I got called for jury duty. Jury Duty? Really? It was supposed to be on a Wednesday (incidentally, my cousin's 16th birthday, w00t w00t), but I got out of it because I'm a student, I'm in class, and...I'm not actually a resident of Connecticut except during the school year. Yeah. And now, I will go rest my stomach pains and see if I'm up for eating some nom nom cake in an hour.
Peace.
Out.
Peace.
Out.
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