Over at High Touch Megastore, Lisa B. is fond of posting personal "stats." I am so in love with these entries of hers that I am brazenly stealing the format and using it myself. Thanks for that, Lisa B.!
CONSUMED: Two cans of Dr. Pepper, half a glass of Coke, cocoa, a scrambler with sun-dried tomatoes and artichoke hearts, hash browns, 3 cookies, 3 bites of a Snickers bar
WANT TO CONSUME: Vast amounts of Mexican food
MOOD: Lazy
LISTENED TO: Some generic heavy metal on some new generic heavy metal station on the car radio--was too lazy to change the channel
HEARD: That the Black Keys are coming to town in May--feel too lazy to buy tickets
VISITED WITH: Three of the five sons on the telephone and one of the two cats not on the telephone
CONFERRED WITH: Nicole from Westminster about her Masters Track Program
WROTE: Rough draft of a column wherein I discuss my desire to consume vast amounts of Mexican food in January
WATCHED: More MSNBC than is good for your brain
HOUSEWORK: Not yet
DECISIONS PENDING: Should Ken and I stay in tonight or go eat Mexican
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6 comments:
<3 love!
Also: just go eat Mexican food. Tis the season. Wish I could just go eat it with you.
In conclusion: enchilada. (or in your case: relleno.)
Mexican always. Just remember that sometime you might find yourself in a country where there is a serious dearth of Mexican food and you will LONG for an enchilada. Long for it!
For the record:
Consumed, one dr pepper with lotsa ice. Two mini green and blacks chocolate bars, or was it three.
I just posted this on your SL Trib Facebook, but Lyle Lovett has a great reference to Enchiladas in This Old Porch:
And this old porch is like a steaming, greasy plate of enchiladas
With lots of cheese and onions
And a guacamole salad
And you can get'em down at the lasalle hotel
In old downtown
With iced tea and a waitress
And she will smile every time
Mexican is always a good choice.
Cure for winter blues = self-mexicating?
It's a little pathetic when an 18 year old guy who is really into music learns from his mother's blog that the Black Keys are soon coming to his home town. Still, WE ARE GOING MOM!
I need to remember how much I learn about Ann's life (and my life) from reading Ann's blogs. Um, that Rio Grande mexican food was pretty wonderful! Self-mexicating, indeed!
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