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[ringsandcoffee]

Boboli pizza with real, shredded by me, Precious brand mozzerella, was heavenly. Tossed some zucchini on it as well, but the cheese made it wonderful. Foods from childhood, such as the mozzerella or broccoli with mayonnaise, always taste incredible.

Don't hate on the broccoli and mayo, y'all. It's good!

It's cool that people exist who you know you can't trust. It's the ones who start to earn your trust/seem okay, only to turn slimy again, that bug me.

Intentionally cryptic FTW! (The above does not refer to anyone privy to my LJ)

I think my hot water heater isn't heating water. My shower may be chilly again tonight.

I've now watched all the 2009 "Totally LOST" videos on EW.com, and maybe half of 2010, though out of order. Upon exploring the tabs, I see there's enough videos to keep me busy for at least a week! Woot! My LOST void is less voidy. Voidfull. Voidish.

Damon Lindelof either has awesome pecs or moobs. I couldn't tell which.

Two weeks ago, I watched the last Tuesday night episode. Yeah, you could say I miss my favorite show just a little. I'm on the lookout for a Jack/Kate icon from the finale. One that really grabs me. It might just become my new default, if the Richard/Isabella one doesn't. Looking through my icons folder, I could fill a lot of space with LOST icons, but I won't. I have 121 of 124 spaces used already.

In two weeks I'll be in Chicago! YAY!

Comments

[larksong.livejournal.com]

The mayo & broccoli remind me of my dad & brothers. They used to eat broccoli with mayo, as well as green beans and corn.

[ringsandcoffee.livejournal.com]

I saw my students put mayo on their corn before, but that's the only time I'd heard of it.

[larksong.livejournal.com]

Traditionally Mexicans and other Hispanics grill corn, slather on mayo, sprinkle on some cheese (cotija) and sprinkle chili powder on it. Sometimes they make a deconstructed version called esquite.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elote

It is pretty good.

[ringsandcoffee.livejournal.com]

Man, that looks tasty. It also reminds me I have corn in the fridge.

[roseleaf.livejournal.com]

"It's cool that people exist who you know you can't trust." I don't know if I've applied this theory to real life yet, but I definitely embrace it whole-heartedly when it comes to characters/reality show people I like and don't like. Boston Rob? Love. He never pretended to be anything other than he was.

[ringsandcoffee.livejournal.com]

I can't think of anyone personally off the top of my head that I was never able to trust. Now I know of one in particular that managed to make me think he was actually ok, and then blew it. Maybe that feeling of deception is what bothers me most.