What a lazy day.
One of my friends brought me a burrito from this great burrito place in her hometown when she came to visit last week. I stuck it in my freezer and kind of forgot about it. Now I have a huge frozen brick o' burrito. Seriously, the most challenging thing of my day (including researching a memo assignment) has been figuring out how to properly defrost it. Since I have no other food in my apartment, I can't even give up on it. Grrr. That burrito will be defrosted and eaten this evening.
Other than that, I've spent my day sleeping late, absent-mindedly researching in the library, and chatting online (it's bookclub day!). Because of bookclub, my afternoon's been one big discussion of two-stepping to hip hop, manwhores, master bedrooms, baskeball courts, and high school boyfriends. You know, standard fare for a bookclub that rarely reads books. Next meeting we're getting back on track though; Peace Like a River by Leif Enger is now officially on the schedule.
So, it's time to either take a nap or go running. Uh . . . naptime.
UPDATE: The burrito is almost fully-defrosted and entirely delicious.
Other than that, I've spent my day sleeping late, absent-mindedly researching in the library, and chatting online (it's bookclub day!). Because of bookclub, my afternoon's been one big discussion of two-stepping to hip hop, manwhores, master bedrooms, baskeball courts, and high school boyfriends. You know, standard fare for a bookclub that rarely reads books. Next meeting we're getting back on track though; Peace Like a River by Leif Enger is now officially on the schedule.
So, it's time to either take a nap or go running. Uh . . . naptime.
UPDATE: The burrito is almost fully-defrosted and entirely delicious.
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This burrito came from the west coast, yes? If so, was it frozen when it was in transit? As my mother's daughter, I consider it a duty to be concerned for you on a microbiological level. : )
Posted by
Katherine Von Bora |
9:36 PM
Here's Hans Brix's explanation of the delivery (which would've destroyed my not-so-well-maintained anonymity): "As the purchaser and transporter of said burrito, I feel qualified to answer. I bought it in California and put it in the freezer immediately. I took it out and tupper-wared it, brought it to the airport where the burrito and I got on a direct flight to New York. It was still frozen solid when I got to New York. I promptly put it in my sister's freezer when I got to her apartment, and delivered it the next day."
Posted by
North Maple |
10:52 PM