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-My Grandma is trying to help me gain back the fifteen pounds I lost while I was super sick, by constantly making cakes!! Woe, I have no self control! -The best way to make chai is to steep some excellent loose leaf, then mix in your sugar and pour in some milk while the tea is still spinning. It's fun ^__^ -Today I finished a part of my visual fundamentals homework, sigh. I got some photos printed and made my tile all kaleidoscopic. I'll post one to my scrapbook, yo. Also, spent a couple hours in the painting studio! -Thinking about a toy camera... Holga? Diana? hmmmm

iPad. So it kinda nifty how soon we'll reach into our little messenger bags and backpacks and instead of puling out a notepad, we'll be pulling... an iPad, an oversized iPod/iPhone. Well, it would be nifty, except it'll have to have a big ol' rubber case around it for protection (if its anything like the touch), since the screen will crack first time it slips from your grasp. Once they make thin, flexible, hard to destroy versions of this iPad, then I might consider getting one. I know already most of the high school population is already begging their parents for iPads for Christmas; everyone is waiting impatiently with their wallets lift

[I was in a terrible mood the day I wrote this, but that's no reason for me to act like a total butface. I don't mean to be mean to Americans, because they be ballin' too. Pce.] So today we had an artist come up from the states for our Art 101 class...Brian Gillis. He kept asking things like, have you guys heard of Plymouth rock? Do you know who so-and-so is? It got me thinking, in Canada we learn some basic US history, naturally. But in the states, do they learn anything about Canada? Like, I can tell you the name of all fifty states...I wonder if an American knows how many provinces we have, let alone their names. I starting wonder if Ame