sunscreen
It makes me think of sunny days, summer, being outside at the beach or the pool, field days in elementary/middle school. Basically fun, happy times :)
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
cooking and family dinners
My roommates and I have started the weekly "family dinner night" tradition in which one of us is responsible for buying/cooking/preparing dinner for everyone once a month. I did the first one and I made Giada's "Chicken Picatta" and Rachel Ray's "Roasted Asparagus Tips" (recipes from foodnetwork.com). It came out great, and I've made the chicken recipe a few times now! The following week, Rachel made chicken adobo (a Filipino dish), and provided Filipino bread, egg-rolls, and rice. Ali made penne pasta with olive oil, tomatoes, basil, and mozzarella, as well as a salad. Carey did chicken skewers with rice and salad. I just did my second one, and I made chicken parmigiana, pasta, and asparagus. So far we have all been successful with our family dinners and I am loving the tradition!
new place
One of the main reasons I was looking forward to returning to the U.S. was living at Mission Beach for the first time this semester. One of my roommates, Carey, found this great place with 3 balconies! I really love the house and the location, and am trying to cherish living at the beach because who knows when else in my life I will be able to afford to. The weather hasn't been super nice so far, with rain during 6 out of the last 8 weekends in San Diego, but I have really enjoyed riding bikes along the beach and bay. I got a good deal on a used cruiser from Ray's Rentals. Another good deal I scored was a used desk for $25 on Craigslist (yes that's a 240-pack of red cups next to it). My roommate Ali and I made a "Shrine of Friendship" on a wall in our bedroom with 20-something pictures of us from the past 2 and a half years we have known each other. I also printed select scenery/monument pictures from my travels abroad and put them up with clothespins/string (stolen idea from our neighbor, Sadie).
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