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My apartment smells heavenly right now. I have a habit of saving recipes that I find on the interwebz and never using them. Well, in the spirit of procrastination, I browsed through my collection and found a recipe for potato rolls. I was making sweet potato wedges tonight, so I figured, hey why not.
1. Proof the yeast.
2. Mix in flour, egg, sugar, and water you boil potatoes in.
3. Shape them.
4. Wait.
5. Bake.
In other news, school is as busy as ever. Last week I wrote three midterms. I will have two more next week.
The Second Patient Ever loved me to bits.
When I finished the appointment, he turned to me and said, "Well that's it, huh?"
"Yes sir."
"Listen, before I go, I just want to tell you that you are a great person and you are going to be a great dentist. You are meticulous and careful, and you interact very well with people..."
I laughed, as I often do when I don't know how to react (bad, I know). "Thank you. That's the nicest thing anyone has said to me lately." That's true. Especially in the school setting. I often go about my life at school hoping I don't get into trouble/don't get yelled at/don't piss anyone off.
(But yes, my heart swelled for quite some time that evening.)
The Second Patient Ever needs some restorative work done, and I referred him to CCP (upper years), but he said he would wait for me until September so I can do it for him.
Whether that actually happens or not doesn't matter. I actually did something to someone and they like me for it.
Aw.
Back to studying I go.
1. Proof the yeast.
2. Mix in flour, egg, sugar, and water you boil potatoes in.
3. Shape them.
4. Wait.
5. Bake.
In other news, school is as busy as ever. Last week I wrote three midterms. I will have two more next week.
The Second Patient Ever loved me to bits.
When I finished the appointment, he turned to me and said, "Well that's it, huh?"
"Yes sir."
"Listen, before I go, I just want to tell you that you are a great person and you are going to be a great dentist. You are meticulous and careful, and you interact very well with people..."
I laughed, as I often do when I don't know how to react (bad, I know). "Thank you. That's the nicest thing anyone has said to me lately." That's true. Especially in the school setting. I often go about my life at school hoping I don't get into trouble/don't get yelled at/don't piss anyone off.
(But yes, my heart swelled for quite some time that evening.)
The Second Patient Ever needs some restorative work done, and I referred him to CCP (upper years), but he said he would wait for me until September so I can do it for him.
Whether that actually happens or not doesn't matter. I actually did something to someone and they like me for it.
Aw.
Back to studying I go.