Chronicle of Days Past - Lemon in My Chocolate

I actually didn't find out that much information at the activities fair.  Now I'm going to try going to things.

This seems as good a time as any to talk about British food.  It's not horribly different (drinks in litres, lemonade=lemon-lime, that sort of thing) but I don't know if I'll ever get used to seeing Aunt Bessie's Spotted Dick for sale.  Bread and cookies are generally too crunchy for my liking, and chocolate often comes in orange or hazelnut.  I still don't understand baked beans for breakfast nor the need to butter meat sandwiches.  Hopefully I'll have good shopping tomorrow and feel more secure food-wise.

I feel I should be more homesick.  Now that school has started, there's no doubt this is no vacation.  Maybe that helps, because I don't expect to see my family soon.  But I do normally see my family during the school year.  I really don't have a frame of reference for my life right now, except maybe the very beginning of college.

Replaying The Longest Journey reminds me how much I want the sequel.  Of its few faults, the game's ending doesn't wrap things up enough for me, thus the hungering for the sequel.  I've checked around the Internet, and it looks to be released sometime after March, and to be even better than The Longest Journey.  Oh, anticipation.  I shouldn't complain.  The game has been around for years, and I'm sure others have been waiting for much longer.

Kitchen This is the kitchen. I took a few more pictures of it, but this should give you the general idea.

My Room This is my room, kinda clean by my estimation. Note the tasteful pink-painted brick.

My Room 2 A shot in the opposite direction, so you can see the sink.

Room View Lookin' outside my window.

Current Mood: pensive
Current Music: First Inuyasha CD