Sept. 29, 2012
Today was our cooking extravaganza. It started out with us
realizing we didn’t have toothpicks. For the bacon wrapped chicken, you need
toothpicks or wooden skewers to secure the two together. However, somehow I
came up with the genius idea to use dry spaghetti noodles as skewers. They actually
worked really well and didn’t affect the taste at all. I guess necessity is the
mother of invention. We also made
the rice with no problems. They both tasted great, and I considered it a great
success. When we were done we still had a bunch of leftovers, so we decided to
have the same thing for dinner. In the meantime, I decided to once again
attempt laundry. I separated everything out and lugged it downstairs. When I
came back in an hour, one of my machines still had water in it, as before. I decided
that I would not be wringing my clothes out again. I wrote down all the
settings on the machine and went back to my room to translate. I figured out
which one was the spin cycle, turned it to that, put in another coin and
waited. It actually worked! I didn’t have to flood the basement with water or
wring out my clothes. I was really excited about that.
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| Look at all the fun settings! |
Sorry, nothing more
interesting for today, Schüss!
German Word of the Day: Schleudern “to spin” If you don’t want
your clothes soaking wet, you should put them through the schleudern cycle.
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