old is a state of mind...
Dec. 28th, 2008 02:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
insanenekoOh man, I don't know what Maneschewitz tastes like (or even heard of it until just now), but I want to try Maneschewitz Granita. I wonder if this is even sold here? I don't think there are many Jews here...
I finally made my first batch of cookies ever on Christmas day! I followed the recipe on the bag of Nestle chocolate chips and was delighted at how easy it was. The only funky part was figuring out how the oven heats. The resulting cookies were slightly underdone but still very edible (and incredibly tasty right out of the oven). Unfortunately we received an ungodly amount of cookies from family later in the day. I still have the rest of the bag of flour to use up (the original reason I had decided to make cookies), I'll have to find something else to make.
I could hear the Akutsu vs. Ryoma match from my room and had to laugh everytime Akutsu called Ryoma "kozou" (kid). I mean, HELLO. Akutsu is 14!! He's just a kid himself!!
I feel old when I think this way, but considering I'm old enough to be his mother I suppose it can't be helped.
I finally made my first batch of cookies ever on Christmas day! I followed the recipe on the bag of Nestle chocolate chips and was delighted at how easy it was. The only funky part was figuring out how the oven heats. The resulting cookies were slightly underdone but still very edible (and incredibly tasty right out of the oven). Unfortunately we received an ungodly amount of cookies from family later in the day. I still have the rest of the bag of flour to use up (the original reason I had decided to make cookies), I'll have to find something else to make.
I could hear the Akutsu vs. Ryoma match from my room and had to laugh everytime Akutsu called Ryoma "kozou" (kid). I mean, HELLO. Akutsu is 14!! He's just a kid himself!!
I feel old when I think this way, but considering I'm old enough to be his mother I suppose it can't be helped.
