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greetings & salutations

So I created a blog, mainly to harrass my new found friend: Kangarooby, but I am actually looking forward to posting a lot of non-sense and random things people can relate to which will hopefully results in additional online friendships from fellow bloggers.
I am infamous for run-on sentences, incomplete thoughts, dueling sarcasm and changing from topic to topic (without warning) in a thought process which seems only to make sense to myself.
Random thought and/or concern of the day is the lack of knowledge I possess about cooking. Now, I can bake things that would rival Betty Crocker (not really, but they taste rather good), but I cannot cook a full meal. I tend to either need to cook one thing at a time for fear of being overwhelmed when 3 things need to come off the stop at once, or I burn things because my attention span goes elsewhere. I have actually burned grilled cheese twice because I walked away to get or check something and I forgot I was cooking. Thank goodness toaster ovens have timers or I would have caught Bre's on fire this weekend as I put bread in the oven then walked away upstairs to get something. On my way through the kitchen I smelled the toast, which thankfully was ok, and promptly removed it from the oven. I can multi-task on the computer, in the office, even while managing the cash box and standing order at the tool table. It just stinks that once I enter the kitchen, all useful skills seem to be left behind.
I want to get a cooking for dummies book, but I don't know if it will help. So for now I'm still consuming anything microwavable. At least sandwiches don't take much talent. And then there's the amazing meals prepared for me by my friend Lori. Gotta love Italians and their need to feed you their amazing food. I'm looking forward to eating out tonight. A large group of Metamorphosis women will be meeting at La Parma for a free meal, compliments of our founder, for assisting in all the trainings. JOYOUSNESS!

posted by Rach @ Wednesday, September 03, 2008