I received my score for the university test I did earlier this month. I got 163, which isn't too bad. I would have to contact my local university to see if it's enough to get into the course I want to do. That's going to be scary!
Thanks, mate. Not sure if it's enough, though. Time will tell.Dude! I'm proud of you man! Good job! :thumbup:
I want to do psychology. I want to help people.yeah, good luck, MikeyC. What course are you trying to get into?
I want to do psychology. I want to help people.
I hope so, but uni is far beyond anything I've ever done before. It's going to be a major, major lifestyle change for me.Good stuff, you'll know some of the subject matter from experience.
^ Awesome! Great job, Mikey! Hope you get into the major you want.I received my score for the university test I did earlier this month. I got 163, which isn't too bad. I would have to contact my local university to see if it's enough to get into the course I want to do. That's going to be scary!
^ Not nuts. Creative! Congrats, you're discovering your inner chef/kitchen scientist. :thumbup:Okay, I'm officially nuts.
I was desperate for French toast this morning, and we only had one slice of bread left. I ate it but it wasn't enough - you have to have at least two! So I racked my brain, wondering if I could improvise somehow... and I remembered I had a container of leftover oatmeal in the fridge. Yes, oatmeal. So I did a test run of a little glob dipped in the batter and fried it, and it came out great! I did a whole bunch more!
It works because the batter on the outside gets cooked and the inside just stays as is, so you basically just have another carrier (preferably a grain of some sort) for the outside coating, which is obviously where most of the flavor is. Science! (...not)
I googled it and there are pan-fried oatmeal recipes that look similar to what I did, so I guess I'm not that nuts after all. Just desperate!
Okay, I'm officially nuts.
I was desperate for French toast this morning, and we only had one slice of bread left. I ate it but it wasn't enough - you have to have at least two! So I racked my brain, wondering if I could improvise somehow... and I remembered I had a container of leftover oatmeal in the fridge. Yes, oatmeal. So I did a test run of a little glob dipped in the batter and fried it, and it came out great! I did a whole bunch more!
It works because the batter on the outside gets cooked and the inside just stays as is, so you basically just have another carrier (preferably a grain of some sort) for the outside coating, which is obviously where most of the flavor is. Science! (...not)
I googled it and there are pan-fried oatmeal recipes that look similar to what I did, so I guess I'm not that nuts after all. Just desperate!
having a BLAST today!
Are you building a mine in your backyard?
^ Have you had goat's milk before? I drink goat milk fairly regularly (since I'm allergic to lactose and lactose-free milk is expensive.) and it's actually not bad! Of course it depends on what your goats are eating that determines the proper flavor. More grass and good quality hay and feed, plus giving them your veggie and fruit scraps and less commercial anything makes the milk sweeter -- or at least that's my experience here with my mother's goat that she milks.That's ingenuity
At least you had milk...I am always out of milk to make french toast. I am thinking of someday getting some dairy goats so this will be problem solved.