Mmm, lamb.

Yessireebob! My local grocery has been featuring "center cut leg of lamb" - these skinny little lamb steaks. They're only like $3 but they taste fantastic after I've doused them in Worcestershire, salt & pepper and run them under the broiler. I'd have to pay twice as much to get a beefsteak with that much flavor.

Mmmm, now I'm remembering the Hofbrau that had roasted lamb sandwiches on crusty french bread with au jus gravy.

::droooool::

You're making me hungry and I already had a huge, yummy meal tonight. I'm going to try to get back to sleep, because I have so much to do tomorrow. I need to pack for Denver because Thursday is sneaking up quick. Start cooking for Dave's birthday dinner, because I won't have time to cook on Wednesday, and study for my first Psychology exam.

Night everyone. I hope the Bitches have a better day tomorrow.

I've sent off my recipes.

Now I'm wishing I knew where I had that article with my Grandfather's recipes. He always roasted chicken leg/thighs with nutmeg and a little sugar. Soooo good.

Mmmm, now I'm remembering the Hofbrau that had roasted lamb sandwiches on crusty french bread with au jus gravy.

See, this is what I'm missing most in my lamb experience, the gravy. I wonder if it'd be overkill to do a small roast tonight. (Possibly so, I'm knackered. But roast potatoes! And gravy, quite posssibly with rosemary and/or mint sauce! A tip, score the round side of the roast potatoes with a fork. It makes them crispier. Oh! Somewhere I have an actual microwave recipe for a devilled lamb roast. It could happen. Or I'll succumb to exhaustion. Pros either way.)

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Oh, Raq, that's just somethin'.

I just finished my pre-lab and watched videos of legos doing the mitosis, meiosis and fertilization processes. I'm much better suited to doing the sciencey stuff after a good night's sleep than when I'm exhausted in the evenings. It just makes so much more sense.

The "related stories" at the bottom of the page are snerk-worthy as well.

After having friends from Boston, that word is forever pronounced Wuh-stah in by head

Close. Look it up in the dictionary. And Worcesterhire has the same sound for the "Worcester" part, and the "shire" is "sh'r" (well, instead of the ' there's a schwa, but I can't type a schwa).

Hi, Anne! Seeing you reminded me that I had to respond to that unpleasant e-mailer. I just did. We'll see what kind of response I get, especially since I waited three days to respond. Hee!

Also, my spelling sucks, but in the weirdest way. I just spell-checked the e-mail before sending it off, and of course, there were errors. But, I managed to spell on of the words correctly once and incorrectly another time. I do that ALL the time. I wish my brain would just make up its mind.

that word is forever pronounced Wuh-stah in by head

Woo-stah-sher. So when I was at this wedding in Michigan, I ran into a friend who, it turns out, attended for one year the school in Brookline that a couple of my new teaching acquaintances are currently teaching at. I don't want to say it's a small world, but...