Hey guys,
I bought an SD card at walgreens to hold some video that I had planned on shooting last year… didn’t happen because it’s not compatible with my mother’s ancient camcorder.
It’s still a good card, but I have no use for it. I’d happily split ways with it for around $15. I bought it for $30. THAT”S 50% SAVINGS!! Anyway, help me out, cuz I need the gas cash.
PLEEEAAZZEEE!!
thanks.
I’ve learned two things: sign language is friggin awesome.
and.
Firefox isn’t so tough when you accidentally create a never ending loop in your code.
Hey gals and guys,
I’ve been home alone all weekend eating hot dogs and yogurt, but today, I realized that I know how to cook. Major epiphany, right? Anyway, I decided to have chicken alfredo and a Delmontico house salad. I tried out an experimental alfredo sauce recipe, which went splendidly. This fall, when I move into my new apartment, I plan to have some people over to apartment warm… I”m cooking this again.
Grey’s Discovery Alfredo Sauce.
Before starting, grate about two good hands full of cheese. White cheese. I didn’t actually use any alfredo. I used Parmegiano Reggiano and Pecorino Romano.
1 stick butter in saucepan. Melt it. Medium heat. Add 1 whole 8 oz package of cream cheese. Whisk until smooth. Take off heat just long enough to turn on some jazz (I suggest Sonny Clark. I’ve been listening to “Softly, like a Morning Sunrise” for an hour.) After the jazz, add about 1 cup of chicken broth. Turn heat to med. (I use chicken broth to cook pasta because it gives better flavor, so I just took a cup from the pasta I was cooking.) Continue to whisk. Add 1 handful of grated cheese. Whisk more. Add another handful of cheese. Whisk then allow to sit for about 5 minutes. Before you whisk again, add a splash of red wine to the cheese sauce and the pasta. (Gives pasta a surprisingly meaty flavor… and smells heavenly. 2007 was a good year.) Add black pepper to taste.
Best part? It takes around 15 minutes from start to finish and only uses 1 pot.
I had a very happy dinner.
I love gypsy style dancing. Do you know if this style has a name other than “gypsy dancing?”
This song/video NEVER gets old. So good.
It’s actually impossible to enjoy being miserable.
If you’re enjoying something, then you’re not miserable. You’re happy.
Regardless of what it is, and how much pain it brings you. If you’re some sort of masochistic creeper who get’s joy outta that stuff, it’s STILL impossible to enjoy being miserable… simply because you enjoy it.
I guess those people are the ones who are never miserable… unless they happiness makes them miserable… which, technically, is also impossible.
I realize that I only sent out the link around 5 hours ago, but I had really hoped to see a spike in traffic by now. I looked at the stats, and despite the 550 people I linked to the site, only 14 visitors so far. Sad.
Tonight, I sent out the link to my ebook to a group of 630 on facebook promoting my website.
http://mypersonalsciencenerd.com
I am officially a blogger. Legit. I have “readership.”
My little sister is graduating from 6th grade this year and I wanna remain the “totally awesome groovy light of her life” big brother that I am now. So I’m going against my dad’s wishes and getting her a cell phone. (Mom is in on it too, but I’m taking the wrap for her. She SO owes me.)
Antywayzz, do you think that 1000 text messages and 200 minutes is too few for a first month with a cell? I don’t wanna just be stingy, but I think the first month should be about learning to use a cell phone properly before upgrading to the unlimited package.
And am I a bad person for getting the $20 nokia el-cheapo model? I just think it’s irrational to start her out with a $300 phone before she even knows how to balance her usage. That’s how you end up with Paris Hilton… and I will not be brothering a Hilton child.
I didn’t find out until this afternoon… but I stepped on some glass and had to put my shoes back on. Today wasn’t the best day… but it could have (and has been) 110x worse.
was once a play for the Broadway stage, but tonight, it was a musical put on by only three people… and done so well. As far as I’m concerned, a 2-person cast done properly can beat a broadway army any day. This is without doubt on my top ten musicals list. And I’m proud to have that list. =P
