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Ceviche!
My mnother and I decided we wanted to make a ceviche... we're Top Chef enthusiasts in this house, and we hear nothing but "ceviche ceviche ceviche" from that show.
So, we used this recipe, but we realized we only had 8 oz of tuna when we needed 20 for the recipe. So we played it fast and loose with measurements and conversions. I checked Mom's ( Read more... ) -
Never in my life....
...have I been so relieved to NOT get a job.
The buying dept said no, and I am happy to stay with my current job. Yay! -
Thanks, but No Thanks
I interviewed for the Buying position on Friday ( Read more... ) -
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Lots and lots of crazy has been going on at work. I mean, LOTS. I'm so looking forward to the weekend. I broke a vase and a lamp today... and I rarely ever break things ( Read more... ) -
Meme!
1. Leave me a casual comment of no particular significance, like a lyric to your current favorite song, or your favorite kind of sandwich, maybe your favorite game. Any remark, meaningless or not ( Read more... ) -
Oh, phew.
Work is starting to fall back into the normal place. My boss has been busy at Corporate, and I'm strongly thinking about moving into the Buying department. I'm tired of going to twelve different places and run around with a staple gun in one hand and a curtain in the other, with bits of straw and thread in my hair. I'm tired of having to ( Read more... ) -
FUCKIN' A!
Oh, good heavens ( Read more... ) -
Today A Decepticon
The Biggest Thing I've Ever Hid From My Parents is largely over.
On 6/25, also the morning of the Gay Pride Parade, I got pulled over for a bit of egregious speeding. Court date was set on the bond certificate.
Today I went to the courthouse with -
To continue...
In a continuation of this post, I have found a yellow feather, and a white feather. But I have also found a blue thing, though it's not a feather ( Read more... ) -
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My score on The Which Ancient Language Are You Test:
Hieroglyphics
(You scored)
You are Egyptian Hieroglyphics! Monumental, ornate and even in technicolour! Your users contributed virtually all ancient knowledge on inks, dyes and writing surfaces - to the point where the popular reed of Papyrus became the universal name for organic, ( Read more... )