I have muffin mix.
I have a muffin pan.
I'm an adult and can chose to make muffins at 9PM if I want to.
So naturally my reaction was to haul myself out to the kitchen and preheat the oven, but whne I reach for the pan.... gone.
Okay. Okay, no big deal. Dishwasher? No. Okay... in one of the cabinets? No? I asked all the roommates. No one has seen this pan. Jessica said she hadn't, when Angela got back from work she also said she hadn't, and then when Elasha got back (with a friend in tow, talking to someone on the phone about creepy notes and stalkers. ugh, freshman) she said she hadn't seen it.
How do you lose a muffin pan? It's not small. It's a normal sized $6 muffin pan. We checked everywhere. NO PAN.
???
So, befuddled and muffinless, I return to write this blog post and talk about CLASSES! Yay.
Pictures first!
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| Pretty view from the third floor! That apartment in the distance being built? It's another Gather building. Greeeeeeat. |
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| A pic of the schedule for Mom! |
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| A service event to celebrate volunteering!!!! ..... and also free food |
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| View from the bleachers after I acquired food. |
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| So this is a BLACK BEAN BURGER. OH MY GOSH SO GOOD. It's like spicy-ish refried beans and it is SO good. |
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| Wendy's with the beard crew (Weston on the left, Morgan on the right-- I had the burger but I tagged along for a 99 cent frosty) |
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| So today in the UC the Student Activity Committee (SAC) had a winter event... make your own scarf. This is like, JoAnn's level fleece and ALL the designs were SO dorky. I made this for Rachel and Rachel made me a scarf as well. Apparently we're bedazzling them tomorrow. >:) |
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| A peek at my Japanese review. That complicated looking one in the middle looks more complicated because that part of the language is called kanji. It's similar with Chinese so that's why it looks so neat while everything else is just a scribble. That one means "house" in Japanese and "family/home" in Chinese. |
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| I would like to remind everyone that I own these and they're great. |
hnnnnnnnnnnnnngh they're not as bad as I make them out to be I've just already got a lot on my plate and some of these classes are intimidating... eh.
Chinese - We have a new Chinese teacher who I absolutely ADORE. OH MY GOSH. She is SO sweet and SO SO SO excited. I'm really pumped up for this semester.
Japanese - I switched teachers because the first one I had went through her powerpoints really, really fast and I couldn't take notes and suffered for it. This one I like better and the class doesn't seem so... crazy. Eh.
International Economics - OKAY. OKAY. So. 85+ is an A. That's great. Okay. This class is offered once a year and it is SO SO SO full. There were kids dragging in seats from the hallway. The teacher is Korean so it'll take a few classes to get all his words down. I plan on getting there half an hour early tomorrow for a good seat.
Modern Asia - Okay, this class is super intimidating. Lots of history. Eh. The students seem nice though. It's heavy discussion-based. Ehhhhh.
Business Communications - So my professor is crazy. In a good way. "I could have been the next Kenny G!" - A quote from him, to which I'm adding no context. It's great. Very fun.
But yeah, things are okay I guess. I've been having some internet issues that I'm working really hard to sort out while I'm still not-so-busy. HSC Exec board is meeting tomorrow to plan out the semester and elections. Eesh. I'm probably running for a co-presidency with Rachel. Makes me excited and also nervous.
You know what else makes me nervous? Being single! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
...and still, no muffin pan =:o)
ReplyDeleteGood posts, Panda - enjoyed here at the retirement village