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Feb. 15th, 2018 10:05 pmJust a post of random stuff here, because I've been terrible about posting lately...
- My dad called me yesterday because either he or my mom managed to change the screen rotation setting on their computer, and everything was displaying sideways. So I had to look up how to fix it, and then call him back and tell him what to do. I'd really like to know how they managed to change the setting in the first place, though. (In case it ever happens to you, hit ctrl + alt + up arrow.)
- Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, so according to tradition, I had a big greasy hamburger for dinner. I posted it online to annoy a few of my religious relatives. I know, I'm a terrible person.
- Last weekend, I drove out to my friends B & M's place in PA. Like last time, I stopped for Indian groceries for M on the way. M's sister treated us to tea and cake the next morning, so I guess she was appreciative.
- BTW, I never realized that Indians use cilantro in their cooking. I always associated it with Mexican cooking. It turns out cilantro appears in the cuisine of a pretty broad swath of cultures across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Now I know.
- My dad called me yesterday because either he or my mom managed to change the screen rotation setting on their computer, and everything was displaying sideways. So I had to look up how to fix it, and then call him back and tell him what to do. I'd really like to know how they managed to change the setting in the first place, though. (In case it ever happens to you, hit ctrl + alt + up arrow.)
- Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, so according to tradition, I had a big greasy hamburger for dinner. I posted it online to annoy a few of my religious relatives. I know, I'm a terrible person.
- Last weekend, I drove out to my friends B & M's place in PA. Like last time, I stopped for Indian groceries for M on the way. M's sister treated us to tea and cake the next morning, so I guess she was appreciative.
- BTW, I never realized that Indians use cilantro in their cooking. I always associated it with Mexican cooking. It turns out cilantro appears in the cuisine of a pretty broad swath of cultures across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Now I know.
