Lemon poppy-seed muffins sounded strange at first but it was actually pretty good.

> I recently discovered that I absolutely love Marinara Sauce. I could not get enough of it after I had a taste.

You can watch this for free here.

The brain has no pain receptors (so you don’t need aesthesia for brain surgery). Neat, huh? Like the other things you learn from this segment.

I already knew some of the things they mentioned but it was interesting. For example, the studies about London cab drivers (Memorizing street maps might help regular people).

“Controlled fear” = Adrenaline ♥ (Ex; Fireworks Finale)

Some brain cells CAN regenerate during healing.

Bumblebee sounds like something you’d write when you’re high…

It is also a fairly mellow song. :]

We made this tonight but I’m not that big a fan of it.

However, the experience of knowing how to make it now is pretty cool. Afterward, we watched that strange French film, Amélie with English subtitles. I got a bit of the ending once but I never saw it entirely.

Do you think I’ll forever associate these with that movie now?

This was so disgusting I had to force myself to eat it.

I eventually gave up and threw the rest away.

I had this for the first time yesterday.

I thought they were good on their own. The slightly annoying part was squeezing some sand out of them. They were good and tasted like a sea creature would. I don’t know how to explain that. :) But, after I had them dipped in some concoction (with basil and whatnot) I had to eat them that way since it tasted so much better.

Oh what’s that? This causes an increased risk of the rare but potentially blinding eye infection Acanthamoeba keratitis, caused by a parasite.

Thank you once again for not caring about humanity or the environment you typical large corporations.

In addition to discarding bottles of Complete, people who use the solution should also:

Throw out their lens storage container and current pair of soft lenses.

See an eye doctor if they have eye pain, redness, blurred vision, sensitivity to light, or extreme tearing.

I read some of these entries and most are love it or hate it opinion on the film. My boyfriend refuses to watch any Academy Award winning films and I don’t blame him.

This movie, like Babel (which I didn’t like), had many different situations that were interconnected (as is everything in life), but in a film it can get confusing.

The one scene where the cop makes a split second decision reminded me of something I read in the book Blink, our unconscious decisions in moments of rapid decisions…

I have a tendency to get into movies when I watch them and I just was in the moment and must have cried about half a dozen times.

There were some flaws…(and I don’t want to give anything away.) Usually we watch movies to escape reality not to be thrown into it but this movie depicted issues of racism. It was a dramatic, depressing, and poignant film.