The Breakfast of Rambly Bits
Aug. 4th, 2004 08:23 amSome random stuff running around my brain:
-- OK, so why do most yogurt companies insist on putting all the lovely fruit on the bottom? If one doesn't stir sufficiently, one ends up with lots of plain yogurt at the outset and then a lot of concentrated fruit at the end. Breakfast foods shouldn't be complicated, right? Unless, say, you've got time for complex breakfasts.
-- Hey,![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
cicirossi, thanks so much for the postcard. It was a lovely surprise yesterday! And if I had your address, I'd send you back one - I have one all picked out, too.
-- Another oddness from the Nomi brain: Forget US Robots and Mechanical Men; in the future, household robots will come from Apple Computer. Under the name iRobot. :-)
-- MAB and I saw "De-Lovely" on Sunday. As a consequence, I've been humming/singing Cole Porter songs since Sunday night. It's a good movie, starring Kevin Kline as Cole Porter and Ashley Judd as Linda, and it includes lots of guest appearances by various singers performing the Porter songs.
-- Free the Peeves! (as seen in yesterday's Boston Globe).
-- OK, so why do most yogurt companies insist on putting all the lovely fruit on the bottom? If one doesn't stir sufficiently, one ends up with lots of plain yogurt at the outset and then a lot of concentrated fruit at the end. Breakfast foods shouldn't be complicated, right? Unless, say, you've got time for complex breakfasts.
-- Hey,
cicirossi, thanks so much for the postcard. It was a lovely surprise yesterday! -- Another oddness from the Nomi brain: Forget US Robots and Mechanical Men; in the future, household robots will come from Apple Computer. Under the name iRobot. :-)
-- MAB and I saw "De-Lovely" on Sunday. As a consequence, I've been humming/singing Cole Porter songs since Sunday night. It's a good movie, starring Kevin Kline as Cole Porter and Ashley Judd as Linda, and it includes lots of guest appearances by various singers performing the Porter songs.
-- Free the Peeves! (as seen in yesterday's Boston Globe).
