Forget Phelps… Aaron Piersol is my one and only someone.Right?! I mean, the man gives a fabulous backstroke performance in a relay, and what does he do when interviewed? Makes a joke about a new Phelps-referencing nickname. That’s the TRUE nature of the Olympics - play into the American storytelling drama as best you can.
…or, in my case, applesauce. (Don’t knock it ‘til you’ve tried it.)grilled cheese sandwiches always taste 10x better when cut into triangles, dont ask me why, it’s just science.Also when dipped in ketchup, or (really!) sugar.
Lemon-Ginger Bundt Cake
Nothing like late-night baking and Olympic watching.
I had no idea that Julia Child, and fellow Smith alum (we are just so awesome), was a spy. From Gawker:
TV chef and cookbook author Julia Child was secretly more awesome than you already thought, because she was part of a very exciting World War II-era secret spying ring, government files revealed this morning. It was already known that Child had worked in an administrative capacity for the Office of Strategic Services, the less evil precursor to the CIA. And anyone who knew her biography had to wonder about her long career at various U.S. stations abroad. And about that recipe for “poached secrets.”
Oh, and did I mention that there’s now “Julia Child Day” at Smith where we stuff our faces with tons of delicious, delicious food?
Who would have thought?
shut up
Wes Anderson and Jason Schwartzman go shopping at Borders. Awesomeness ensues.Haha, cool.
Two things that I love:
- Anderson/Schwartzman collaborations
- Borders
NEED.
Nothing makes me happier than building a fall wardrobe.
UNACCEPTABLE.
(This sounds like a White Whine.)
Had one of these for lunch today.
Why?
BECAUSE I COULD.