I used to feel that as I got older and had lived more of my life, that the world was growing smaller. People I knew were acquaintances of other people I knew, spreading outwards like little webs, surprising me as they burst into existence once a degree of connection was made.
But now, I feel that the world is more connected, and wouldn’t be surprised if I travel to Germany and found a mutual friend!
I like this global thing.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Sunday, December 13, 2009
apologies
My apologies for the long long asbence! My life is consisting of school, studies, failure fears, and work. Wednesday morning I'll be through with the most stressful part of my life, the school part, and maybe then I'll return to the world of meaningful blogging!
Love!
Love!
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
The best things about winter
1. Thai Kitchen Noodle Soup Bowls
My favorite is the Spring Onion. I could probably eat about 3 of these a day. You can bowls or pouches. I prefer the bowls, it keeps me from toting a reak bowl around with me everywhere. The best thing tho, is that the soups are made with rice noodles, making them gluten free. While I don't have a gluten allergy, I am sensitive to it at times and this is a tasty way to get pasta without wheat!
2. Emergen-C
Tasty and loaded with good stuff to avoid sickness!
3. Boots. Need I say more? Cozy shoes and socks, to overcome the coldest, muddiest, iciest days.
4. Polenta and cheese. Comfort food FTW!
5. Hats.
For real. I love hats, but in the winter they keep my little short-haired head warm!
6. Hot beverages such as the chocolate, coffee and tea types.
7. Flannel. The best clothing item when the chill takes over!
8. Christmas lights Love them! I have that trashy, tackyness that longs for them year round!
9. Incense I like it more in the winter since Nag Champa especially makes my house smell warm and cozy. And there are other scents like evergreen that are quite festive as well!
10. Movies and computers When it's too cold and nasty to enjoy being outside, it's time for the next best thing: time killing!
11. Alcohol Mm...yes.
I'm sure there's more...but those are the most memorable things.
My favorite is the Spring Onion. I could probably eat about 3 of these a day. You can bowls or pouches. I prefer the bowls, it keeps me from toting a reak bowl around with me everywhere. The best thing tho, is that the soups are made with rice noodles, making them gluten free. While I don't have a gluten allergy, I am sensitive to it at times and this is a tasty way to get pasta without wheat!
2. Emergen-C
Tasty and loaded with good stuff to avoid sickness!
3. Boots. Need I say more? Cozy shoes and socks, to overcome the coldest, muddiest, iciest days.
4. Polenta and cheese. Comfort food FTW!
5. Hats.
For real. I love hats, but in the winter they keep my little short-haired head warm!
6. Hot beverages such as the chocolate, coffee and tea types.
7. Flannel. The best clothing item when the chill takes over!
8. Christmas lights Love them! I have that trashy, tackyness that longs for them year round!
9. Incense I like it more in the winter since Nag Champa especially makes my house smell warm and cozy. And there are other scents like evergreen that are quite festive as well!
10. Movies and computers When it's too cold and nasty to enjoy being outside, it's time for the next best thing: time killing!
11. Alcohol Mm...yes.
I'm sure there's more...but those are the most memorable things.
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