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Welcome to my newly designed blog! That goofy character up there in the banner is the main character in my newest favorite anime, Niea_7 (Nee-yah Under 7). She's a naughty, lazy, freeloading alien who sometimes collects junk with which she makes UFOs. Hehe. This design update was made on the last day of August. The 'Ber months are here! Christmas is around the corner! Anyway, thanks to John's NieA_7 Shrine for the image! |
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QUICK LINKS The Philippine Tolkien Society Rurouni Kenshin Desktop Goodies Read about NieA_7
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Monday, September 09, 2002
Ah, GetRight! While you're doing the downloading, I can update my blog leisurely. Haha, as if I haven't updated my blog today. GetRight can be a little intimidating with all its buttons and whatnot. But, it's great for downloading tons of images in one go. Just type in the url of the site you wanna leech, browse through the directory of the site, and select the files you wanna leech! And voila, they're all lined-up ready to be downloaded. The site i'm getting more NieA_7 images from is Under Capture and Blue Star Bath. Now, on with my blog. I should call this period in my life the "Spaghetti Days" because I've been having spaghetti for weeks now, trying to save money. I cook my meals most days and the cheapest ingredients one can get from the grocery are spag noodles, tomato sauce, garlic and onions! Plus add some mushrooms and you're done. The recipe is nothing great, it's a basic tomato sauce for pasta. But, it's easy to prepare and cheap, so there. My Basic Pasta Sauce Olive oil Small red onion - chopped fine Half a head of garlic - chopped fine 1 small tetra pack of tomato sauce grab a fistfull of spag noodles and cook button mushrooms black pepper and dried oregano salt to taste parmesan cheese Sautee the onion and garlic in olive oil, put in tomato sauce. Add a little water and simmer. Season with salt, pepper, and oregano. Mix in 2 tablespoons of parmesan cheese. Add mushrooms and simmer some more. Add cooked noodles to the pot and mix until sauce adheres to the noodles. That's it! Enjoy with more parmesan cheese!
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