Poets need to live (and assembly line baking)
Dec 6th, 2008 Posted in On Writing..., Reviews & Responses | one comment »Current Mood:
rushed &
silly
Haha… typeo’d that as “love” instead of “live” but maybe that’s true too.
Anyway:
pay attention to us:
300,000 bodies.terrorist, the
new word
i didn’t know about
all these years.
I wrote that after watching a show on History channel the other day when I just decided to brain-out in front of the TV for a few hours. Technically the original version was LOST due to BasKet weirding out on me, also lost a haiku that was prolly my best ever. Hell if I remember that one though.
But anyway. Back to whatever point I’m trying to come up with:
I was watching a show on History channel that was about Saddam Hussein (I’ll check spelling on that later). Interesting stuff. Very interesting stuff.
I don’t watch much TV. Usually when I do its a little bit of cartoons. We have a million DVDs so we watch a lot of movies. I get my House fix from Hulu and watch Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia there also.
So basically I live in a world of fiction. And I have been for awhile. I won’t look at the news or newspaper, I rarely talk to people ‘cept on the internet and that’s pretty much a bit fiction too, right? Unless we’re talking hard n heavy real stuffs…
So this show was absolutely fascinating to me. It had footage of real life, of people doing very real things… even if the commentary wasn’t all real (you have to admit there’s biased shows out there and hey, everything is paraphrased for time).
So today’s lesson is in today’s title.
On a somewhat related note, Mollie and Jay came home with a million tons of cookie dough (chocolate chip, peanut better and sugar). Its for a cookie bake fund raiser thing for the American Legion. No, I’m not a Legionair though Mollie’s tried to get me to join. Mollie just gets herself into these things and apparently I don’t have anything to do with my time.
I like it though. I haven’t done anything other than sitting on my ass for a long time. This is part of life (not taking up the slack, but helping others). I have no clue what they do with the money raised for this but as long as its not testing lipstick on kittens I think I’ll sleep easy tonight.
Or not… because if all goes well I’ll be in Eugene tomorrow afternoonish! So as soon as I finish some messages and blogging and wasting my time relaxing I’ll start packing. I have 15 minutes between batches. Its been fun running around.
Its a science now (not that I am any way shape or form like Zyra, who comes up with her methodical methods of getting things done…. not at all lol).
1 Person Assembly Line Cookie Baking:
- I have 2 cookie sheets. I fill them up with cookie balls while the oven sits hot ‘n empty. I don’t like that but 2 sheets at once seems to be “faster.”
- Stick ‘em in the oven at the same time. Wait 15ish minutes. Give your back a break.
- Take them out and spread on 2 “cooling” racks and a couple extra cookies on my current “stacking rack”. (they’re just plastic trays).
- Go back to making cookie balls while hot cookies cool.
- Get those in the oven.
- Get back to the previously hot cookies, stack/line up 12 in a row on “stacking rack”.
- Start all over.
And that’s how you do assembly line cooking ^-^ Its like a 20ish minute cycle.
Yes there’s a method. No I don’t freak out when I mess up my method. That’s so Zyra… NOT me! I swear!
…. luckily nobody was here when I messed up …
Ohh this post is filled with all sorts of fun words. I can’t wait to see my blog search result stats on this one ;-)
*ETA* I totally brained-out on everything last night and got Neverwinter Nights working last night. Anyone wanna play wif me?
determined
aggravated &
angry &
awake.gif
numb