DangerChicks (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} dangerchicks) wrote,@ 2004-12-20 14:26:00 |
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| Current mood: |  tired |
| Current music: | Song:Hecho en Mexico - Artist:Cris Williamson - Album:The Real Deal |
Marcy: Busy time of year....
Those Zanotti heels are the BOMB!! Has Eliot seen them? The red rubber boots are sweet, too, but the heels? *Swoon*
Your questions
1. Can you really get both knees replaced at the same time? I also always figured they did that one at a time. But it turns out not.
2. Speaking of reality TV, has this season's TAR made you revise your dream vacation list? Not really, because I have always wanted to go to Africa. However, as long as I am doing that, I might try to fit in Goree.
3. And, again on the TAR subject: whose relationship has been the most appealing to you? I actually liked the relationships of all the teams eliminated so far. Kristy's extremely patient and loving support of her sister when she was looking for the hay clue: awesome! Don and MJ remind me a bit of my parents, the way they like each other so much, the way they persevere, and the way they will surprise you with a bit of adorable vulgarity when it's appropriate.
4. And what are you doing for Christmas? Going to spend time with the family? Sleeping and studying, dood.
Whenever I watch Semi-Homemade, I think of the party at your house last winter, which had lots of food along the lines of what she *should* be doing. But no, she is just RUINING food for the heck of it. Because she can, I think. HGTV has a few shows I really like. Remember those houses we looked at several months ago, which were all in buildings converted from other purposes? Building Character, it's called and it is well worth watching. Also, my new TV girlfriend is on that channel.
Most of my MP3s are ripped from CDs, which I do so I can listen to music at work without hauling CDs around. Also, I can then easily make mix disks, like the one I am sending you. I found a cute little utility that puts my current music in my AIM status, too. So it's easy to see what I am listening to, pretty much whenever you contact me.
My turn...
1. So what is your favorite Semi-Homemade treat? Not from the show, but in general. I'm torn between that monkey bread you made for the party and that casserole with the frozen potatoes, cheesy creamy sauce, and crushed Fritos on top. Of course, I am also a fan of stews that use a couple canned ingredients. (See the recipe for Estofada I put on here awhile back.)
2. And what do you not make very often because it's a lot of trouble, but every time you do make it, you think "Oh, this is good, I should make it more often!"? Homemade potstickers. Where by "homemade", I mean both the filling and the wrappers.
3. Death is Not an Option: You must develop a close friendship with one of the women who were on Survivor this season. Which one? It's going to have to be one of Scout or Twila. Pretty much hated all the rest. (Except Dolly, but she seems so vapid, who would want to be colse friends with her?)
4. What is your favorite street vendor food? It's a toss up between the Char Siu bao from one of the vendors by the Berkeley BART station, and htis insanely good chicken sandwich that you can buy from a vendor at the west edge of the UOregon campus.
One thing I have decided about these on-line journals is that they are dangerous. What I mean is that some people who seem reasonably interesting in Real Life turn out to be vapid and not very interesting when they go online. I hope that is not true for us!
