OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG!

[clodia_risa]

Rooming part 131!!!

I got our numbers! My number is 23! This means that we'll be able to get wherever we want!!!! OMGOMGOMGOMG!

And! G - your number is 83. Isn't that cool?

To F and M....

M - your number is 28.
F - your number is 29.

Feels like Karma just had a huge laugh in your face, doesn't it?

OMG! I'm so psyched!!!

ETA: What meal plan do y'all want? (21, 16, 10)

Comments

[flutingfrenzy.livejournal.com]

About time we got something good! Of course, we don't need it this time, but the principle! The principle! Interesting that our numbers were consecutive, too.

Anyway, C, let's go with the 10-meal plan. I'll make everyone Kaesespaetzle sometime! Beats the hell outta regular mac and cheese.

[clodia-risa.livejournal.com]

I know! It's hilarious! (And everone I know is giving us dirty looks >) )

And what is Kaesespaetzle? (Isn't Kaeses Cheese or something?)

Yay Käsespätzle!

[flutingfrenzy.livejournal.com]

Käsespätzle (found an ä this time) is basically German mac and cheese, except with German pasta (that would be the Spätzle) and Emmentaler (if you're being traditional, which I am indeed interested in being). Damn, I don't know anything about cheese--there are like five different brands of Emmentaler in my grocery store, but I wonder if it's as available in the U.S. Well, anyway, the first time I made it I used a random white cheese whose name I don't even remember and it turned out to be a kinda stinky cheese, but it sure did taste good all the same. I had a friend over to eat it with me and still had enough leftovers for two meals, and it also tasted good as a refrigerated block and as a six-day-old quick reheat. In conclusion, I'm getting kinda hungry now.