Good afternoon!

[ill_esha]

I think I've finally done it

Comments

a little late.

[ragga_muffin]

Just wanted to comment on your last post about the changes you have noticed in yourself.
It just reminded me to never fall back, always progress.

I can't think of too many words to explain it right now, just thought i'd comment.

ps: i need to learn to cook so well. patience is a virtue.

Re: a little late.

[ill_esha]

thank you.. i'm glad you're still reading =).

[jimpish]

that first few sentances made me sooo damn hungry... and i'm just curious, is sx the studio version of cubase or somethin? and if so, would u happen to know the difference between that and vst32?

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[ill_esha]

SX is the newest version of Cubase, only available for the PC right now I believe. Check out the Steinberg webpage.

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[jimpish]

yea, i could do that, but it would just be to easy...

[moz57]

i'm glad that i can inspire... i really like your list. i, too, am addicted to Breyer's vanilla ice cream (the one with the vanilla bean flecks) and i'm in love with someone in new york city, so that's kind of close...

you and i have similar tastes.

and my broke ass has yet to pick up your track, still. *sigh*

[xratedmonkey]

that all sounds really, really good.
is there a specific cookbook you use, or just random recipes you find?

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[ill_esha]

Most of my recipes are loosely based on books.. I always add my own ingredients. Some of them I make up. After cooking for awhile you learn how things cook and taste separately and it's easy to make up your own. The one I've been using as a base lately though is called "Diva: Unashamedly Glamourous Party Food". Can't remember the authors, though.

[sintax]

sounds very interesting, i'd have to give you an A in creativity and A in exotic-ness. I've never been a fan of curry (in the least bit) but still sounded pretty tempting.

[sissybarre]

If you give me your recipe for curry chicken I'll give you my recipe for kick ass queso.