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Sat, Dec. 17th, 2005 11:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
oyceterWah! I am roommate-less! Woe!
In other news, there is no real news on this end. I have been cooking for two weeks now (amazing!), and the sink is full of dirty dishes. There was mahjong and heckling yesterday, played![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fannishly's way, which is more fun. I almost won once, which is better than I normally do. I am absolutely wretched at mahjong, but I love it anyway. I also want to know what rules the guys in Saiyuki go by, just because.
Recipe plans for the week:
- more oatmeal?
- more polenta?
- ma po tofu
- gingerbread for people at work
- yogurt sauce for holiday potluck at work
- more scones!
Me and my sister are also cooking for my parents for Christmas (technically, the day after). It's my present. My mom called yesterday and asked, in a slight panic, "We're not doing the unwrapping of presents on Christmas, right?"
"Uh. I didn't get you anything!"
"Oh, ok, good."
My family doesn't so much do Christmas...
rachelmanija, chi_zu, I got the cards, thank you!!
So I have to figure out what we're doing for that, so we can get groceries. I also just realized that Christmas is on a Sunday, which means the farmer's market probably isn't open that day. Woe!
Otherwise, plans for the week sans-roommate pre-familial arrival include cleaning for said familial arrival, knitting, cooking, reading, watching lots of TV, and wasting all my time on the internet. Yay lazing around!
In other news, there is no real news on this end. I have been cooking for two weeks now (amazing!), and the sink is full of dirty dishes. There was mahjong and heckling yesterday, played
fannishly's way, which is more fun. I almost won once, which is better than I normally do. I am absolutely wretched at mahjong, but I love it anyway. I also want to know what rules the guys in Saiyuki go by, just because.Recipe plans for the week:
- more oatmeal?
- more polenta?
- ma po tofu
- gingerbread for people at work
- yogurt sauce for holiday potluck at work
- more scones!
Me and my sister are also cooking for my parents for Christmas (technically, the day after). It's my present. My mom called yesterday and asked, in a slight panic, "We're not doing the unwrapping of presents on Christmas, right?"
"Uh. I didn't get you anything!"
"Oh, ok, good."
My family doesn't so much do Christmas...
rachelmanija, chi_zu, I got the cards, thank you!! So I have to figure out what we're doing for that, so we can get groceries. I also just realized that Christmas is on a Sunday, which means the farmer's market probably isn't open that day. Woe!
Otherwise, plans for the week sans-roommate pre-familial arrival include cleaning for said familial arrival, knitting, cooking, reading, watching lots of TV, and wasting all my time on the internet. Yay lazing around!
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Mon, Dec. 19th, 2005 07:52 am (UTC)I really love the middle to end of #4 as well (it's so happy!), and "Born to Hum" is the cutest song ever!