Mysterious Benedict Society Soup

Okay so I know I haven't been sticking to my post promise but from now on I'll be posting whenever I have something exciting to share. Well over the past time that I haven't been posting I got my ears pierced and that's pretty much it. Tomorrow (Sunday January 31, 2010) I will be having a thing called the soup swap.  I'm making my own soup called Mysterious Benedict Society Soup with black beans, butternut squash, cayenne powder, and honey.

For those of you coming I hope you enjoy it,
Nora

Family Foodventures

Family Foodventures

This is some of my family's blog... the rest isn't up yet.

New Blog

Me and my family might be doing a fresh food blog soon...we'll tell you more information when the time comes.

Not Posting

Sorry for not posting often. Now every time I use the computer, I will make a post even if it's something silly. I got a lot of things for Christmas like a new piano, books, video games, cooking things (Did I mention I want to be a chef when I grow up?) , a magic set, clothing, and I got candy from my sister (Toblerone and Jelly Belly: Jelly Beans). My mom got Uggs. Today I got Fake uggs (Fuggs) at Target. My sister and I got our hair cut. That's all for now!
See Ya!,
Nora

School

Getting ready for the first day of fifth grade tomorow!!!

My First Video Review!!!

This is my first video review please tell me if I should do this more often or if there were any problems. This is a book called The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. I like this book because it is very descriptive and has really funny characters like Grover the Satyr.





Ellie's blog

In The Court Of The Crimson King

This week's album is In The Court Of The Crimson King. It has a member from a previous band I talked about: Greg Lake. It also has Robert Fripp, Ian McDonald, Michal Giles, and Peter Sinfield. My favorite song is 21st century Schizoid Man. For some info on the band go to:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=1:KING|CRIMSON

In The Court Of The Crimson King

This album is also in the book 1001 albums to listen to before you die by Robert Dimery and Micheal Lydon.