Cravings
- By Benita Joy
- Published 12/14/2006
Benita Joy
Benita Joy is a Malayalee Christian and serves as the Chief Editor for South Asian Connection. She is a woman of faith, gifted in the area of leadership and administration, and has a heart for world missions. Her desire is to live a life that is pure and to serve God's purposes in her generation. Benita is pursuing a double major in English and Psychology at the University of British Columbia. She loves big cities, chai, the internet, roller coasters, international cuisines, music, and hanging out with friends. She is the youngest member of Team SAC, plays guitar with a baby pink pick (Yikes!), and she's not much taller than your average dwarf (don't tell her that).
1. cleaned my room yesterday. it's spotless now, you're all invited in.
2. watched bunty aur babli last night. i loved it! it reminded me of catch me if you can which i liked as well. i love rani for taking the not-so-traditional roles. most of the movie was believable except for maybe babli's miraculous recovery when they make their get-away towards the end.
3. my paper had reached a page and a half in courier new, 12-point, double-spaced font. hopefully by tonight it'll be somewhere near fifteen (wishful thinking i know). at least the intro is done and i have a thesis to work off of.
4. so yesterday, i tell my mom i want greek food. she tells me i'm a glutton and it's a sin and yadda yadda yadda. and then in the evening, what does she come home with? KFC! and she says "i brought it for you so you wouldn't get bored of eating what's at home." schnikes! i don't have a problem with chapati and daal which she made the day before, in fact, i like chapati and daal and whatever else was in the fridge. i don't understand how kfc satisfies a craving for roast lamb and savory lemon potatoes. anyhoo...
5. i guess i go a little crazy with the cravings. but hey, that's why i have a job, it feeds me. i don't think i could ever handle being pregnant, i wouldn't know what to do with myself!
6. that aside. in all seriousness... unity is such a fragile thing that must be protected at all costs.
7. i spent the last fifteen minutes freeing the kernels of an anar (aka pomegranate). took forever but it was totally worth it! yum! this one wasn't half rotten like the last one i had.
going to take a nap,