As noted in my previous food entry, I prepared a smorgasbord of food this weekend, and my apartment got the brunt of it! (See FIGURES A-C)
All my food turned out as planned, and everything came out right on schedule! Only problem is, I ran out of room.
Here are a few unfortunate habits (Good and Bad), I've picked up from having too small of a kitchen:
Storing my groceries on the floor for a few days after they're purchased- BAD
Taking out the trash everyday- GOOD
Using a small idea trash bin for waste- BAD
Putting my dishes away as soon as they're clean- GOOD
Always having to do dishes immediately after a meal- BAD
Using the floor as counterspace: "Honey, your lunch is on the floor!"- SUPERBAD
I kind of seem like one of those (gulp..) Hoarders-CRYING
All my food turned out as planned, and everything came out right on schedule! Only problem is, I ran out of room.
Here are a few unfortunate habits (Good and Bad), I've picked up from having too small of a kitchen:
Storing my groceries on the floor for a few days after they're purchased- BAD
Taking out the trash everyday- GOOD
Using a small idea trash bin for waste- BAD
Putting my dishes away as soon as they're clean- GOOD
Always having to do dishes immediately after a meal- BAD
Using the floor as counterspace: "Honey, your lunch is on the floor!"- SUPERBAD
I kind of seem like one of those (gulp..) Hoarders-CRYING
In FIGURE A, the reader assumes the chef must get very thirsty for tea and electrolytes
whilst making her pie crust .
FIGURE B
FIGURE B displays the remnants of one couple who just played the increasingly popular game: How many food groups can fit on the table?
FIGURE C
As the chef's pie dough does not apply to the 5 second rule, she must take proper care when rolling it out on a 2 foot wobbly IKEA table. Also seen in FIGURE C is a questionable pile of white powder on the floor.
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