i keep playing the elephant/bird “as large as possible” level, trying to get to 3,000 meters because i heard that when you roll up the king and queen they pop up here and there around the game.
is that true?
either way… it’s a goal.
and i’ll never make it to 1 million roses. that’s for damned sure.
stunning — 2 years agovisually and emotionally stunning. this is the most creative and unexpected movie i have ever seen. some may be overwhelmed by the violence, expecting it to be nothing more than a fairy tale, but it is so much more.
i missed the 10 years when they were in style because i thought i was a hippy at the time and also because my mother refused to spend so much money on a shoe (yes, i was young).
i’ve since progressed past that stage and i’m still enchanted by them! they last forever (so i’m told), and have a classic charm that just can’t be matched.
so here i go. i ordered them and they should be shipping soon.
consumed books one and two. on to book three!
i was lucky to get the full box set for christmas, and i’m eating them up like chocolates.
i made this recipe but with a few changes. i basically eyeballed the amounts, less onion, added garlic, added oregano, less oil, cottage cheese instead of ricotta, etc.
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Convenient-Vegetarian-Lasagna/Detail.aspx
it’s a really easy recipe to play with, super delicious, and near impossible to mess up.
so… yeah. i think it’s worth consuming if only because it’s become a bit of a slasher classic.
compared to anything we’re used to seeing now it’s positively cheesy, and possibly frightening only to an 8 year old. and yet it was still completely entertaining to watch.
i threw a “meat party” potluck last week.
my vegetarian boyfriend was out on tour with his band, so i figured i’d take the opportunity to satisfy my meaty cravings in one fell swoop with those of my friends who are also not vegetarian (although a few of them came by anyway).
i cooked up amy’s “pot roast for jack black” recipe and it was an enormous hit. it was a huge dish, and i literally had no leftovers after the party was over asside from a few spare carrots and potatoes.
yes, it is an incredibly funny read, and it can come across as just a joke book… but the recipes really are tried and true hits, and her advice on entertaining is also actually quite practical.
enjoy!
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