emily's car died last week so we went shopping for a new one over the weekend. one of the dealerships we went to had a sign that looked like this, which i thought was cool. but their cars were kind of dumb and kind of expensive and the salesman was too pushy for our taste. so we took our business elsewhere. let that be a lesson to you, salesmen! (i hate salesmen)
i like ramen. it's delicious and easy to make and practically free. how many foods can you say that about? i can only think of two. one of them is ramen and the other one i swore to samy sosa that i'd never tell anybody about. sorry.
my girlfriend and i are both from right around here. we grew up in two different places, pretty far apart from each other, but they both fit in this square of the map of the country we grew up in.
the other day, i made what i thought was a revolutionary lunch. it was a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on a toasted sourdough english muffin. it was delicious. i enjoyed it thoroughly and thoroughly patted myself on the back for this brilliant invention. when i bragged to my girlfriend about it, she informed me that she had made herself the same lunch just last week.
