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Woke up, scrounged for food, found a few things, and ::chopchopsliceclicecookcook:: made an omlette. And then it dawns on me: I can cook now.

The joys of living with foodies, and a cooking program that teaches you about cooking as if you just off a spaceship from from a world where everything is raw.

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Alright, I have $48 for groceries. This is kinda gonna suck, but doable if I buy absolutely bare bones groceries. But I'll be in the black by a few pennies, if I can.

But first a trip (and possibly accompanying pictures) to Bridle Trails State Park.

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Just a mile from the house, is the forest moon of Endor.

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Horse arena.

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A bridge through the dimly lit woods.

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A patch of blue in the green.

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A patch of yellow in the green.

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Fern grotto.

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Shine down on me.

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Matchstick Forest

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Wild blackberries taste best.

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2.5 hours walking 3.5 miles in a dense forest. LOVE.

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Money in bank: $48. Bare bones groceries: $57. Normally, I'd just have a week of ramen, but that's REALLY bad for me now. Oh, well ::buys::

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With all the Star Wars hooplah, I'm watching the (unaltered) first movie. There's something here the prequels all lacked: Genuine emotion.

With the exception of HArrison Ford, everyone acts like a real person, and not a robot. And Even Han gets more human as the movie goes on.

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You know what, George? If you're in for inch, you're in for a mile. I want Darth Vader to yell "NOOOO!" at the end of each movie. And Annikin to yell "NOOOO!" at the end of each prequel.

Maybe have him yell "YES!" at the beginning of each movie, too. As a counterpoint.