dehydrating food
is neat. ask anybody, they'll tell you. neat neat neat. now i have tiny little dehydrated mushroom slices in my freezer. and soon there will be bananas, kiwi, garbanzos and bell peppers too. the only unfortunate thing about dehydrating food is that the fucking dehydrator itself is a 500 watt, energy-guzzling monster.
i called my mom today for advice on what to wear: i have a job interview on monday. but before everyone gets all excited, it's a group interview, with at least 20 other people. hopefully none of them are qualified but i think that would make them either vegetables or hand-less. i went to the mall (ugh) and bought a delightful little sweaterset. it's blue. and now i am going to spend at least part of my evening coming up with excellent answers to stupid questions like "what qualifies you for this job?" and "describe your weaknesses."
i called my mom today for advice on what to wear: i have a job interview on monday. but before everyone gets all excited, it's a group interview, with at least 20 other people. hopefully none of them are qualified but i think that would make them either vegetables or hand-less. i went to the mall (ugh) and bought a delightful little sweaterset. it's blue. and now i am going to spend at least part of my evening coming up with excellent answers to stupid questions like "what qualifies you for this job?" and "describe your weaknesses."