Monday, December 20, 2004

Creme Brulee

I am a little embarrassed to admit that I never tried creme brulee before this weekend. I made the mistake of thinking it was just like flan since it looks so similar, so I never got around to ordering it. OH MY GOD. Food has never affected me this much. Something broke inside me. I couldn't quite catch my breath, I started to laugh because I thought I might be losing my mind, and tears gathered in my eyes. I am aching for more right now.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

In doing some internet research, I just stumbled across your blog, which is highly entertaining. Resting your head on the toilet paper roll? Brilliant!

You're like a female version of Peter Sellers, back when he was funny in 1964-1965.

You should check out my webpage:

http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/living/special_packages/single_in_the_cities/10422935.htm

Anonymous said...

Erin!

Shit in a handbag! I seem to have lost your email...but I wanted to let you know we're having practice this Thursday at 8 if you can make it...bake it.

Brigid

Sooz said...

Hi Brigid, I sent you an e-mail today so let me know if you don't get it. Hey "anonymous in the Twin Cities". Do you write the "single in the cities" column? I don't get it. But thanks for the props!

Anonymous said...

No. I don't have a weblog. Sometimes I wish I did. But I don't. Instead, I have the first season of Arrested Development on DVD.

Sorry. That was a lie. I don't really have the first season of Arrested Development on DVD. But I wish that I did. And The Office. And Dr. Katz, when they finally put it out on DVD. That would be sweet to have.

Ruby is in fact my enemy. I write weekly letters to her editor requesting she be fired. None have worked. Instead, Ruby's column is now in print. It actually backfired. Like that scene in Happy Gilmore where Julie Bowen makes the hockey puck into the net. Or anything Spy vs. Spy do.

Kat Parker told me about your blog.

I'm going for a walk.

Sooz said...

Ah yes! The old Kat Parker. She told me about you and I think I've read some of your entertaining e-mails about office boredom, which she forwarded to me. They were hilarious.