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Myy version….
I've been working on this video allll weeekk it took forever to make. by the way this is me actually playing the piano, but its not really good because its like a keyboard piano where i have to type letters to make the sounds so its hard :\ but it came out pretty good lol
Sunday, August 14, 2011
MOVIIIEE NIGHHTT!!!!!
Today was movie night with the neighbors :). We watched You Again (hilarious), Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs (okishh), and Alice In Wonderland. Ashley's mom makes the bessttt chili cheese nachos!!! But then Jeff had a spazz attack and decided to throw popcorn everywhere. All in all, it was fun :). By the way, this is the best song ever!! sunshine lollipops and rainbows :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2sKH8yjVsM
-Alyssa
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2sKH8yjVsM
-Alyssa
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Recipe For The Only Thing I Can Cook Without Screwing It Up
Title is pretty self-explanatory:
Ramen Noodles-
Ingredients:
Package of Ramen Noodles
Water
Flavor Packet
Utensils Needed:
Measuring Cup
Pot
Ladle
Microwave Oven or Cooktop
Boil 2 cups of water in a pot for about ten minutes. Add the noodles very slowly, and turn down the heat just a little bit. As the noodles are cooking, press down on them with the ladle until they come apart and look like...umm...normal soup noodles. Once they are fully cooked, add the flavoring packet and stir for about 30 seconds. Turn off the heat, let the soup cool, and it is ready to serve!
-Alyssa
Ramen Noodles-
Ingredients:
Package of Ramen Noodles
Water
Flavor Packet
Utensils Needed:
Measuring Cup
Pot
Ladle
Microwave Oven or Cooktop
Boil 2 cups of water in a pot for about ten minutes. Add the noodles very slowly, and turn down the heat just a little bit. As the noodles are cooking, press down on them with the ladle until they come apart and look like...umm...normal soup noodles. Once they are fully cooked, add the flavoring packet and stir for about 30 seconds. Turn off the heat, let the soup cool, and it is ready to serve!
-Alyssa
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