Lasagna

It was 2 AM and I was filling my cozy apartment with smells of ground beef and italian sausages. I couldn't sleep because the smell was just too intense.

I stayed up late because, today I am going to make a lasagna from scratch (minus the lasagna noodles which I store bought, but one of these days I'm going to make my own noodles) and I wanted to get a head start on the meat sauce. No Prego, no Ragu, but straight up homemade red meat sauce.

A few friends, plus the girlfriend, are coming over tonight to experience my very first lasagna. I think this is going to be a ritualistic Wednesday dinner party, but you know how these things go. You say you want to have dinner home cooked every Wednesday, and it turns out to only be once a month. Even if that is the case, I'll keep you updated with all the things that I created.

I'm BaaaaAAAcckkk

Although I leave my blog about my adventures in Korea completely unfinished, I have decided to return to the internet. I know that there are some of you thinking a) awesome! b) I don't even know who this guy is, but I'm happy that he decided to return to the internet c) I didn't care about your blog before, and I definitely don't care about it now, but I still read it every day because it is in my RSS feed and I am too lazy to remove it from there.

So whichever person you are on the list, I'm back.

In case you haven't been reading my blog while I was in Korea, there have been a few things that have changed over the past half year that you might want a recap on.

1. I have a girlfriend. It really is no big deal, and I am definitely not trying to make it one, but it's just the biggest thing that really has happened to me during the half year I was gone.
2. I have my own place. I plan on cooking as much as possible. I think I have a Wednesday night dinner party thing going on where I am going to cook for friends every Wednesday, but like any good idea, it takes much more energy and time to actually follow through.
3. I am taking the LSAT's in the near future. 
4. I enjoy listening to Korean music, to an extent that I would have never thought that I would. If you told me that I would be listening to this much Korean music half a year ago, I would have wanted to punch the future me. :(
5. I can touch my toes. This was a six inch journey that my body was able to conquer. 6 months gave me the time to reach 6 inches farther down.

Not much new has happened, as you can see, but the beauty of life is that although not much might seem to be happening, God is constantly working in the background, orchestrating the most amazing work of art.

I'm back.