miexd up figners.

From: here

my sister makes a discovery...


J: it's no wonder he hasnt killed you yet  
J: *kissed  
J: oops...
J: ring fingers got mixed up
J: huh... that's funny 
J: if the ringfingers get confused kiss becomes kill

From: here

Sandwiches.Love

Courtesy of a fellow Yelper

I somewhat unexpectedly fell in love a few weeks ago.

While at my internship in Brooklyn, I developed a healthy craving for a DELICIOUS sandwich.  Seriously, not just any sandwich, but a REALLY, REALLY delicious sandwich.

So I googled "sandwiches brooklyn heights yelp."  That's how I discovered Lassen & Hennigs.  I am, no joke, quite literally, in love with the sandwiches here.  And everything the place offers in general.  Like, teenager-obsessed-can't-stop-thinking-about-it in love.

Every week, I count down to Wednesday and Thursday (my internship days), looking forward to my L&H lunches.  I used to pack lunch from home - oh-so-frugal.  But after my first sandwich here.  Frugality and bad economy and student budget be damned!  I'll skip eating the first half of the week and enjoy my L&H sandwiches, please.

I have ordered a different sandwich every single time and have yet to be disappointed.  The strawberry lemonade is divine (it ACTUALLY tastes of sweet strawberries rather than just being dyed pink!).  The chocolate chip cookies are perfectly cooked - just a BIT crunchy with a hint of chewiness in the center.

OMG.  I am so happy today is Wednesday.

White on rice.

Source: this blog

I was recently told I was the "whitest Korean girl" someone had ever met.  And that I might be "whiter than some white people."  I wasn't offended.  Just curious as to what makes me so "white."  Thoughts?

The Moms (one of my worse/non-apt titles)

From the episode: I Do Do

I recently watched an episode of 30 Rock (The Moms) where Jack Donaghy's mom (Colleen) finds out that he is seeing two women.  The following is a few lines from when Colleen confronts Jack (at 7:25).

Colleen: Be a man and pick one!

Jack: I can't!  They both give me different things; one connects me to the man I was, the other inspires...

Colleen: Just listen to yourself, Jack!

Jack: I know it's gay but it's my gay problem and I'm handling it!

I had to include the last two lines just because they're so awesome.  But Jack's first outburst is the one that got me thinking: What happens when you have to make that choice?  Not just in significant others, but to a variety of choices in life.  Where to live?  What job to take?  What to study?  Who to be friends with?  What hobbies to pursue?

If someone or something connects you to your past and who you were/are and another someone or something inspires you to be different or better in the present/future, and you have to choose, how are you supposed to go about making that decision?

Janus, who looks into both the past and the future

(And I know I keep claiming/promising to start writing more regularly/frequently ... but maybe this time I really will ... ?)