Temperature of the day:
27 °C
(just putting it out there)
Had the first test today. Which went well =) Scored 24/25, but after a small complaint I got 25/25. ^^ Seems they had given me 'wrong' on one answer even though I answered right, but I restored balance in the universe again by pointing it out. So you don't have to look out for black holes just yet.
After school a bunch of us went to Texas Roadhouse to eat dinner. It is, after all, Friday. So it's allowed to go out for dinner.
If there's one thing I've learned since coming here, it's that Americans love their cheese. On everything. EVERYTHING. And if you don't want cheese, that's a shocker.
Cut to scene:
Me, at Subway, ordering a sandwich.
Me: I'll have the BLT, please.
Clerk: BLT coming up. Do you want cheese on that?
Me: No thanks.
Clerk: No? No cheese?
Me: Uh... No.
Clerk: ....Okay....
Dude! She seemed so surprised, I was surprised.
But since I'm in the US, I've figured that I want to try out some of the national dishes. First up was peanut-butter-jelly sandwich. To tell you the truth, it was better with jelly than without. Without it, the taste was dry as he**. But I don't think I'll be eating much of that peanut-butter. It consists of 25% fat O.o
But not until I've tried the peanut-butter-marshmallow sandwich.
Another national food item on my list is the corn dog. I've always wondered how they taste, since they look pretty tasty on film. There's a gas station right next to the school, but every time I'm in there, they're out of corn dogs. Apparently, the store clerks have a tendency to eat them up.
Now, excuse me, but I have to lie down on the couch and groan at the feeling my full stomach gives me...
Song of the day: Local Natives - World News
Mmmm, peanutbutter-jelly-sandwich (bagel), that's my favourite, besides the Philadelphia bagel.
ReplyDeleteSom om eg kunne stoppa deg å ete den brownien. Men hadde fryda meg etterpå me å sei I told you so ^^
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