Cimblog

1. -oh, yeah, and stuffs here are all made up. :P
   i don't know the real things, so these are all made up by me. :D
   all pure fictions.



2. Disclamer: lets just say i now hate the word "disclame" now ....



3. Summry: what happen when you wake up one day married?
   Reminder!: all chapters (but that proloug and/or first chapter) are F-lock
   if you want to read plese live a comment saying so, and i'll add you.



4. Title: Where is my pants?



5. Note: I had fun exploring Dean's and Jimmy's feelings for Castiel in this chapter (hence the title), I also amused myself immensely...which can be dangerous! XD and soon there's gonna be slash! *insert squeal* but not yet.......as It's fun.......making you guys........wait ^_~

Which Alabamian mispronunciation is funnier

1. oh, almost forgot, to avoid confusions, the words in BLUE is they're speaking in english.



2. Warnings: THIS IS REAL PERSON FICTION INVOLVING REAL PEOPLE



3. Warnings: Slashy bent
   Summary: Back but not really back.



4. Summery:"But, there's one more thing that needs to be done."
   "What's that?" He whispered.
   "You."



5. Summary: Some crazy idea put into fiction.

1 flour tortilla & olive oil for cooking

filling:
+ handful of fresh rucola or an equivalent amount of some other greens (ex. spinach; frozen is fine)
+ small handful of feta cubes
+ a couple of tablespoons of sun-dried tomatoes, smallish/diced
+ 1 egg
+/- a clove of garlic

seasoning:
+ salt & pepper to taste
+ a pinch of nutmeg

on the side:
a bit of fresh salad (ex. lettuce & tomato)

1. Cook the greens. Heat a few teaspoons of oil on medium till hot, then drop in fresh garlic and fry. Add greens to the oil and cook at same temperature about 5 minutes, stirring carefully.


2. Mix the filling. Scrape the contents of the skillet into a bowl. Add the egg and the handfuls of sundried tomato and feta; sprinkle with seasonings; mix. Remember that all of this has to fit inside 1 folded tortilla, so don't be too liberal.


3. Cook. Wipe any bits of greens/garlic out of the skillet. Pour in a tablespoon of oil and drop in the tortilla. Leave it there 30 seconds or so, until it's warm, and then carefully spoon the filling into the center of one half of the tortilla. The egg will probably ooze out on the edges; just push it back with a spatula so that it sticks to the edge of the tortilla. Fold the empty half of the tortilla over and press it in place gently with the spatula. Cover the pan and let it cook for 3-5 minutes. Uncover and turn it over carefully. Cook an additional few minutes.


4. Serve. This is oily and rich, so eat it with some fresh veggies or something else to cut the flavors. I garnished it with a diced tomato and a handful of chopped rucola.

kindkit

1. Soul Music. The book in which Hex is first introduced, and contains a sub-plot with the senior wizards getting addicted to Music with Rocks In and Ridcully and Ponder's attempts to investigate and deal with it. Cute, but the pairing would have to be at an infantile stage. They are more familiar later.



2. Hogfather. The wizards investigate the random appearance of new occult personifications, starting with the Verruca Gnome, following the excess of belief provided by the Hogfather's temporary disappearance. Hex has grown fairly large and the wizard subplot is about half sock monsters and cheerfulness fairies and half computer jokes (Anthill inside!). Hex, of course, means Ponder.
   
   ( LET THE QUOTAGE BEGIN )

anglepoiselamp

• Gleeb the green-tinted 13" monitor from the 1990s, still chugging along, but greenly and with smaller than 800x600 resolution


• Wax's last cathode-ray monitor, 17 19", dead since 2005


• The giant television weighing more than I do which has been dead since 2005 when I dropped it on its face


• We had to leave the broken LCD monitor in the basement because they charge you to take more than 3 monitors at a time


• Four keyboards


• Two modems


• A toaster


• A microwave


• A bag containing three graphics cards, a sound card, three hard drives, a broken power source, and a number of other things


• We meant to throw away another bag of cables, a broken clock, and a bag of dead electronics from anglepoiselamp that we collected night before last, but forgot to bring them with us, so they reside now in the basement

• Four Ikea-bag-sized paper bags occupying most of the wall of our bedroom, and


• Seven or eight plastic trash bags filling most of the floor of our basement storage room,
containing


• Many clothes that have been too big for Wax since 2007, when she went on Effexor and went down from size 44? to size 38


• About four pairs of high school/college jeans of mine, ie tight high-waisted (ie above the hip-bone) bell bottoms, completely devoid of stretch, that are now too short and which I haven't fit into since I went off the evil anorexia-causing Prozac in 2003


• Enough fifteen-year-old clothes from when Wax was in high school, including oceans of hideous colored denim and striped chenille from the mid 90s, to fill 2 shelves in our closet before we cleaned it out 3 years ago


• I didn't know that they took shoes as well, so our old shoes, dating back only to 2006 when we last threw away old shoes, are still filling a shelf in the hall closet: 3 pairs of dead sneakers, 2 pairs of hideous sandals, 1 pair purple satin formal sandals from the 90s, 1 pair hideous canvas and cork wedges

morningfine

satu

• Don't do it because you will probably die (absorbed from Alabamian culture), and


• It is mysterious and a difficult and arcane art known to people from the rest of the country, although not so difficult that Alabamians aren't really stupid about it because the amount of snow we get there is not enough to actually impede driving (from my parents, who did not grow up in Alabama).

1. Brother Windows and Brother Linux both work in computers and are both geeks. They acquired their names back when Brother Linux was running Slackware and Brother Windows was still running XP, but Brother Windows has since converted his home system to Linux Mint (An Ubuntu Gnome-based distro) and has even surreptitiously installed Mint in VirtualBox on his work machine, running with his second monitor, and now uses it all day and the Windows machine not at all. He should probably, at this point, be renamed. I could call them Brother BB and Brother Triplets? Or perhaps I'll go with Brother Metal and Brother ThinkGeek (Brother Windows Metal is also a geek, but his geekery is more to do with movies and pop culture. Threadless is the t-shirt store of his dreams, whereas Brother Linux ThinkGeek could happily move into the ThinkGeek store, I think, if he were willing to move places without his wife, whose ideal location is rainbow-colored and sparkly, like the interior of your friendly local Indian homegoods store). Brother Windows Metal, or mece66, is a BNF in the black & death metal fandom on Twitter, so this is his defining feature. Brother Linux ThinkGeek is more about nature photography and/or esoteric gadgets.