Carbonated Food

[engelbot]

If you don't read my other blog, you might want to check out my post on the rapidly-spreading food-carbonation phenomenon. Well, perhaps "rapidly" is a bit generous.

More changes soon, as ever . . .

Comments

[sickyprincess]

I'm sorry, but carbonated yogurt just sounds gross.

Creamy and fizzy? Ick.

Otherwise, good plan on the fruit in schools bit. I'd buy carbonated fruit any day.
On the other hand, I've taken after you and make carbonated fruit on special occasions (such as my 20th birthday) as well, so I suppose I could have it any day I liked anyway...

[engelbot]

Yeah, I'm kinda ambivalent on the yogurt.

aww! I am pleased that I have been able to bring carbonated fruit into your and your friends' lives.

[katie21kmr]

I remember your carbonated fruit! Most varieties were very good. I am pretty sure I wouldn't like carbonated yogurt. Most gimmicky yogurt is pretty nasty, I've found.

How is law school? How do you like left-coast life? I would love to hang out w/ you in SF sometime...I don't get down to the bay nearly as often as I'd like. Sacramento is nowhere near as fun a city :(

[engelbot]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.

Law school is going pretty well, and living in California is wonderful. I had a sort of nano-crisis a while ago because I didn't feel I was absorbing Californian qualities as quickly as I ought to have been, but then again, it's very early yet.

The mighty Rob Cockerham suggests a few cool things about Sacramento, but yeah, I think I prefer San Francisco (although I've never been to Sacramento). Let me know if you're ever in town, and we will do fun things, like eating burritos!

[sickyprincess]

What sort of Californian qualities were you hoping to absorb??

[engelbot]

Oh, this is part of my continuing self-improvement project. I'm hoping to become more self-confident, relaxed, easygoing, in touch with myself, and generally comfortable--less tenative and more vivid. I realize this is a tall order indeed and that this isn't the sort of change that happens through simple osmosis, but I'm now consciously trying to assimilate local culture instead of resisting doing so, as I did when I lived in Wisconsin and New Mexico.

[nabonidus]

Dude, you're a law student? That's not something I would have predicted.

[engelbot]

heh. It's a surprisingly good fit for me, actually.

[nabonidus]

Glad to hear it! And glad to hear you like SF! There's an Afghan restaurant there called "Helmand" that's owned by Hamid Karzai's brother.

[engelbot]

Wow. That is amazingly cool.

[nanajersey]

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