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[summercomfort]

so this basically says marijuana is better than caffeine? XD

Anyway, I shall be taking the CSET in Social Science in a few days. In an attempt to get into the STEP program in Stanford. >_< . Um.. Mesopotamia? the Progressives? WTF?

Also, I made risotto tonight (Chinese School day = I get home early to cook). Um... mushrooms, corned beef, and zucchini. Came out to be $10 or so.

Oh! And I had a wonderful realization of what to do with extra whipped cream: Make whipping-cream Butter. :DD This is like... when Jeremy discovered cooking wine.* Or something.

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* I still remember that transition, from "Jono's annoyed that we drank his cooking sake" to "Let's add cooking wine to the curry rice!"

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[sabvag.livejournal.com]

You'll do fine on the test. Word on the street is that if you have a brain, you'll do fine. (Don't get rid of any of your prep materials either--may bum/buy them off of you if I decide to go through the same thing. Dude, physical education in the multiple subject section? WTF?!)

my friend always quotes that study whenever we talk about caffeine...

[cowofthemoon.livejournal.com]

Notice that they didn't test the spider who had put the web off for 4 weeks and had to make one for a deadline that was a couple of hours away... I mean that crappy web probably took much less time than the one on Marijuana.

Re: my friend always quotes that study whenever we talk about caffeine...

[summercomfort]

And I guess the crappy web is a symbol of free thinking. Let's throw methodology out the window and engage in flights of fancy! In other words, your project would be hella cool, but it might not hold together very well.

[dakeeni.livejournal.com]

Sushu, you've been experimenting in western cooking and butter-churning without me!! I'm so hurt! (and so proud!!!)

Imagine, if you will...

[summercomfort]

Green Tea Sweetened Butter. It's the most amazing spread ever. Our local bubble tea* shop has it on their thick toast. It is Glorious.

* People here always give me weird looks when I say bubble tea. I used to give people in Chi-town weird looks when they said bubble tea. For here, it is Pearl Milk Tea. OMG, I've become midwesternized! (I've been saying pop, too.)