Buffet

When I get hungry – and I mean hungry – there are only five words that can satisfy me: All-You-Can-Eat Buffet. They’re like libraries of food, but instead of late fees, they’ve got soft-serve. I hit up the local buffets at least once a month, sometimes more depending on how business is going. It really breaks up my normal routine of soup, soup, tuna, soup, microwave pasta, tuna-soup casserole.


Most people think you’ve got to eat meat to fill up at buffets. No way, suckers. It’s all about the sauces. Think about it: your body is mostly made up of fluid. Blood, water, guts. It’s all liquid. So does it make sense to shove a whole bunch of solids down your gullet? Think again. You want to stock up on the sauces because they’ll keep you full the longest. Go for a big old glass of Alfredo sauce and you won’t eat for weeks. Chinese buffets are great for this, too. Kung pao might be spicy, but you drink enough of it and you won’t even be able to think about eating.

permanently transient

We moved. Again. Because we are up there on the 'Most Transient People' list. In the 14 months we have been married we have moved 4 times (if you count the move into our first place together- which was a big deal, so I do.) It was such a fast crazy move that we haven't even had a chance to tell a lot of people about the move. SO if you read this and don't have our new contact information email us and we can send it to you. and Sorry if you are the 'last to know everything.'
I think my transience has worn off on Mr. Sollywood because in the last 3 years I have lived in 7 places. But I am looking forward to a full year in Korea. Then (fingers crossed) a full year or two!! wherever Mr. Sollywood goes to graduate school then GASP a real full time possibly for the rest of our life house. Permanency seems like a strange foreign concept. More foreign than Korea and more foreign than foreign moments. NO SCOTT JACKSON.