Day two! Today was a pretty chill day. An egg with some hash browns for breakfast, and beans and noodles for lunch, so there's my protein for the day. Supper was my first real challenge, because we had roast beef and mashed potatoes for the first time in, like, ever, but I managed to stave off the temptation and just took extra potatoes and vegetables instead. Also a huge bowl of salad. Because salad is delicious. P: Changing topics, I'm starting to realize that one of the trickiest parts
Yeah, so tomorrow will mark two weeks of me eating no meat. It's been interesting so far. I've found I've been watching what I eat, simply because I need to make sure I can eat it, and the byproduct of that is that I'm eating healthier things. I've been eating way more vegetables, and I've been getting my protein from soy, eggs, and beans instead of meat. It hasn't been a drastic change, to be honest. Before going pescetarian, I already ate more beans than meat, but that doesn't man it has
yo fam you should really go enter BZP's first annual Secret Santa. It's gonna be lots of fun and who knows? You might even get a gift from me! What kind of gift? Definitely not a slapstick comedy where you and Tahu discover the true meaning of Christmas together. Where'd you even get that idea?
So, I went to see Les Misèrables last night. Let's just say that it didn't disappoint. It was an emotional roller coaster of a ride that did justice to the play and to the book. I'm not much of a cry-er, but let me tell you: I was blinking back tears several times. Highs: Anne Hathaway as Fantine. She stole every scene she was in (which numbered too few, IMO... but that's how the story goes), and I honestly would have paid full ticket price just to see and hear her sing "I Dreamed a Dream",
Good news: tomorrow marks one month as a vegetarian! Bad news: I got in my first car accident today. It wasn't my fault: I was driving up the street and a guy parked on the side didn't see me and pulled out ...right into my car. There're a bunch of scratches and dents now, and of course it happened after a really long day when I really didn't feel up to handling it, but in the end it's just a car and while I am fond of it, it's still just a car. In any case, I'm glad to go to bed now.
My last shift at the coffee shop ended just an hour ago. The owners sold it, and the new owners decided they didn't need as many staff, so I was terminated. FEYRU It was really bittersweet saying goodbye. The place feels like home after working there for almost a year. I knew the menu backwards and forwards, could make every drink with one hand tied behind my back, and got to know dozens of regulars and their beverages of choice. I met a lot of great people and learned some valuable skills
season 2 started improving with 'beginnings' and ended on a high note sure there were some nipicky things here and there but overall that was an excellent finale haven't seen it? go watch it
how i met your mother ended tonight the season finale to one of my most favourite shows it has left me in a state of emotional disarray. in fact, i think t swift said it best: we're happy, free, confused, and lonely in the best way it's miserable and magical so yeah, i'm a wreck. it's really hard to say goodbye, because, after all, that show was legen- WAIT FOR IT ... dary. it was legendary.
So, I've been thinking about going vegetarian for a while now. Not for any particular reason; it's just supposedly healthier, better for the environment, and more responsible as a whole in terms of leaving a footprint. I've been doing some reading on the subject for a while now, and I decided that today would be my day. Again, no particular reason. I've just been putting it off due to life being super busy, and not having the energy to attempt a major change in my diet, but I'll always find ex
Ketan: "I must stop Naming Day from coming... but how?" Oreius: "Why am I such a misfit? I am not just a nitwit. Just because my Stone glows... why don't I fit in?" Avya: "Bartan was dead, to begin with." Cael: "Remember, Joske: no man is a failure who has friends." Jin: "Seeing is believing. Am I right?" If anyone can name the sources of all five of these quotes, they get... virtual gingerbread? That, and my everlasting approval. A very merry Christmas to every BZP member out there
Saw it. Loved it. I know the word is overused, but the word epic is the best descriptor of this film. Everything about it is larger than life. It's a movie about giant robots fighting giant aliens, and it's unashamed of that. Instead of trying to cram in unnecessary subplots or romantic tension, it simply lets the audience enjoy what we really want to see: Giant robots fighting giant aliens. Along with that, it has some memorable characters with actual depth, a vivid, extremely detailed
Hey everyone! According to my calculations, I can change my name within the week! Soo... you know the drill! Suggest names you would like me to adopt, and then we'll vote on them~
[8:15:28 PM] Tyler St. Francis: Eyru really is at least mockingly pleasant at all times. I challenge anyone else to describe me in ten words and be as succinctly awesome as yonder chap
Today I realized that I didn't want these polls to take another four days, so I decided to take out all of the suggestions with zero votes. Yay! Quicker results! Who doesn't love that? Here are the names remaining: EYRU BEAM LASERS - 4 Delicious Chocolate Milk - 5 Eyru - 2 Dreams of Farm Animals - 1 Mushroom Exterminator - 1 Eel Your Rump Understands - 2 A Wonderful Pistachio - 1 Holy Bieber! Suddenly the end is almost upon us! Vote quickly, before I change the rules again!
For the uninformed, a team of seven evil Toa called the Daedra captured a Toa to hold her hostage. Almost immediately, half a dozen warriors descended on the team to rescue her, even though the Daedra were in the middle of the desert.
Anyway, EW speaks truth.
-Gaga
