From scratch! And then part way through said to my dad: "and THIS is why I've never made pie crust from scratch before!". PS it's hard to do. PPS it's really yummy and organic bison and veggies :)
Lets make mini sweet pies one day, yes? I just realized I don't know your favourite pies! Please tell me.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Friday, January 11, 2013
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Super yummy almost done salad
In my new bowl. With marinated artichoke hearts, cucumber, red pepper, carrots, tuna, chickpeas, mixed beans, sweet pickles and apple cider vinaigrette. Yummy.
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Ah, Education.
I came across a few quotes from TA's that made me giggle as I was going through old school notes:
"Let's not confuse ourselves with the facts."
"A cow is useful as a cow, I mean, you could ride it."
"I found out that amaryllis when they get scared, don't curl up, but jump high into the air." (he meant armadillos, but I loved the idea of the luscious flower of the amaryllis leaping at loud noises, or curling its stem up and nesting in its pot.)
I appreciate this quote:
"To argue with a fool is to prove there are two." ~Doris M. Smith
and I find this fact interesting:
If trying to sneak up on animals, approach from the right side, because then the animal is more likely to catch a glimpse of you out of its right eye which is connected to your detail-orientated left hemisphere of the brain, and wont activate the right-hemisphere as strongly which is better at processing big picture stuff like movement.
"Let's not confuse ourselves with the facts."
"A cow is useful as a cow, I mean, you could ride it."
"I found out that amaryllis when they get scared, don't curl up, but jump high into the air." (he meant armadillos, but I loved the idea of the luscious flower of the amaryllis leaping at loud noises, or curling its stem up and nesting in its pot.)
I appreciate this quote:
"To argue with a fool is to prove there are two." ~Doris M. Smith
and I find this fact interesting:
If trying to sneak up on animals, approach from the right side, because then the animal is more likely to catch a glimpse of you out of its right eye which is connected to your detail-orientated left hemisphere of the brain, and wont activate the right-hemisphere as strongly which is better at processing big picture stuff like movement.
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