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Brown Butter Espresso Chocolate Chip Cookies 🍪 -- Ingredients: 2 sticks (227 grams) unsalted butter, 1/2 (100 grams) cup granulated sugar, 1 cup (200 grams) lightly packed dark brown sugar, 1 1/2 cups (190 grams) all-purpose flour, 1 cup (127 grams) bread flour, 1 teaspoon baking soda, 1 teaspoon fine sea salt, 1 teaspoon instant espresso powder, optional, 1/2 teaspoon baking powder, 2 large eggs plus 1 egg yolk, at room temperature, 2 teaspoons vanilla, 10 ounces (283 grams) semisweet chocolate, chopped, 1 cup toffee bits, homemade or Heath, Flaky sea salt, for finishing
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November 18, 2021

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Days off -- The days I requested off were from Sep. 20 - Oct 10.
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November 5, 2020

Riley Samuel (Rosencrans) Huston
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August 24, 2020

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Plywood desk: SquRe, left floating drawers right one drawer integrates into leg (plywood seem less)

Cords Water temple: -2645, 62, -8569

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En France Un voyage (pendant juin 24 - juillet 6) Day 1 — Today we arrived in Paris, and immediately hopped in he TGV after the 9hr flight. We then went to AvIgnon. Of course, I dropped my trumpet, and now I have to go to an instrument repair shop. We had dinner. It was strange egg deals as the appetizer, and turkey-sort-of-ham-looking meat for the main course. We had an ice cream cake sort of thing. Day 2 — Our first breakfast in France. We then took a bus to Arles to see the colosseum area and church deal. We had lunch too. I had a caprese sort of sandwich. We then went to Les Baux-de-Provence and had dinner there after spending time walking around. I took a shower today. Day 3 — Today we went to Avignon to see le palais des papes. It was cool. There was a sort of “guided” tour with tablets, and I won a prize after collecting these coins hidden in various rooms in the palace. We ate lunch there, then went to saintes Marie de la mer for the beach and dinner. That’s basically it. I took a shower today. Day 4 — Today we had breakfast before packing and driving to Aix de Provence. We could not decide on a place to eat, but I had a kebab. We stand out as tourists. I don’t though, that much, because the people speak to me in French until the other people talk and order... burgers. We then went to Cannes and Nice. Day 5 — Nous sommes allés à la plage le matin hier. Il a fait beau, mais je ne me suis pas baigné, mais les autres gens se sont baignés. Après ça, nous sommes allés à la parfumerie et j’ai acheté quatre savons. Ils sont les petits canards jeunes. Puis, Tristan (Evan), Antoine (Miles), et moi sommes allés au restaurant pour le déjeuner. J’avais un sandwich. Il était une baguette avec du jambon, du beurre, et du fromage. Alors, il a plu (beaucoup et très forte). Nous sommes rentrés à l’autocar plus tard. Day 6 — Today, we spent about 5 hours in the TGV to Paris. I still haven’t fixed my trumpet, but it will be ok. After arriving in Paris, the main LW group and the other group split. I don’t like the other group, and I’m glad they split from us. Their teachers are bad at French (they speak with American accents), and I have yet to hear a single one of the students speak French. It’s bad. I met my family and we went to the house. They have a nice house in a town called Herblay. Everyone is nice, but the bedroom is a bit warm. It smells like grandma Carole’s house here. Day 7 — Today, we went to the cathedral at Chartres. Before that, though, I ate lunch with the mom and Romain and Titouan. I had a steak with salad and fries, but the meat was pretty much raw! I didn’t eat all of it. I think that I am a person who wants to prove himself to others. But if someone has good qualities, then they will shine through on their own. Day 8 (July 1) — Today, I hung out with my host family. I played ps4 with Romain and Titroan. In the afternoon, we went for ice cream by the Seine. It was nice. I had a peach sorbet with some other type of ice cream. We walked in this old raised road and it was nice. We were going to go biking, but it got too late. When the parents talk to me in English, I feel like they don’t think I can speak French very well, but I know that that is not true. Day 9 — Today, I got up at 8 so we could take the 9:27 train to Paris. I got a subway card also. We went first to the Paris opera house. It was beautiful and cool. Next, we went to the musée grévin. It was a wax museum, and I saw Nicolas Cage and Michael Jackson. It was a little weird how real the statues were. I had lunch at Starbucks. After we took the metro to champs Élysée. We saw the presidents house (or the fence surrounding it), and I took an illegal photograph of one of the gates. One of the guards stopped me and said I had to delete it. After that we saw the louvre and I almost fell asleep on the train home. I think I’m getting better at French, which is good. Day 10 — Today we went to Monte Marte. It was nice and there were a lot of painters. I bought a painting of the Eiffel Tower, and it was much cheaper than other paintings at only €15, compared to €30+. Next, Romain and I went to les invalides. We saw the WWI and WWII museums with cool exhibits of the old weapons. Apparently, the next Olympic Games will be in Paris, so the whole city is in restoration mode to make it good for the games. We weren’t able to go to notre dame, unfortunately, because it was too difficult, but I will go with Mme. Kern probably, so that’s good. Day 12 — Today was the last day with my home stay. I got up as usual, then we took the train o St. Lazare station and took the subway to the catacombs. There we waited in the hot sun for about three hours (yes, three). The catacombs were cool, and filled with skulls and bones. It didn’t smell bad. After that, we went home after going to McDonald’s. I had water, Romain had a McFlurry. We went home and had dinner. I said thanks to everyone and we took pictures and I gave the gifts and then I said goodnight and then I took a shower and then I brushed my teeth and then I went to bed now. It’s late. Day 12 — Today, I got my bags and went with Romain and his mom Valerie to the train. Romains mom gave me a chocolate croissant (pain au chocolat) and macarons as a gift. We took the metro to the hotel, and I met up with my group. After that, the group took the subway (metro) to the champs Élysée. I had already been, so the arc de triumph wasn’t as triumphant as my previous visit, but glances would illicit a reaction of joy and wonder. We then went on a guided tour of the louvre. We saw the Mona Lisa. It was small. We returned to the hotel after going to Monoprix. I purchased two peaches and a water bottle. After that, and a short hiatus, we went out to eat. I had a bad and expensive Cobb salad. Even if I wear boring clothes day after day, I don’t need vibrant attire to supplement my personality. Day 13 — Our last day en France. Crazy. I’m kinda happy that we’re going home, though. Don’t get me wrong, my experience in France taught me a lot about who I am as a person and about France and the culture of course... We woke up early and went to the metro. There, we took the train to les invalides. I saw Napoleon’s tomb for the deuxième fois, but this time I went to the bottom level. After that, me and a few others (Bella, Feli, Lili, and Mme. Kern) went to a short, afternoon mass at Notre Dame. We got to skip the line. The mass was short and I didn’t really know what to do, so I just followed what everyone else was doing. I didn’t take communion. After that we had lunch and there was a cool CD/book store. We then went back to the hotel for a couple of hours before heading for the Eiffel tour. When we go to the tower via metro, I realized, “I’m actually in France, and the Eiffel Tower is huge! We had a wonderful dinner. First course was a carrot stew. It was good. Also, there was this orange-grapefruit juice that was sharp but sweet. The main dish was chicken. It was very good, and it had this garlic-y foam on top with mashed potatoes underneath. For the final course, there was this chocolate cake. It sat atop a crunchy pastry perch. What a good day. I’m tired, ready to go home but sad that the trip has to end. I won’t soon forget this experience (especially because I wrote down what we did each day!). Fin.
Grandmas house 9/6/19 12:10 AM Today we got up and had breakfast. It was about 11:00 before I was fully awake. Well I got up and made the coffee and the coffee and took my coffee out on the deck and it was too hot out there so I went for the mail walked out to the mailbox and there was mosquitoes out already then I decided to feed the cats then I came in the house and ate you’re welcome can you get Stroop Stroop waffle and I ate a waffle and it was very good. Period then I decided when Riley got up I would fix him and egg along with his in with his English muffin and then he play play the guitar for a while in the bathroom for a while banjo and then he want to do more but he went we went down and practice Horn practiced his horn horn and he played with the kitten and then it was time to eat eat and we ate and then he went out and mowed mode Bode M mowed the lawn.. Put. Poops I did the dishes I did the dishes and he wrote out thank youse Jo‘s thank youse thank youse knock knock videos knock knock videos on and then we ate took a shower and shower and soon we went went to Scranton to Scranton for pizza or pizza and then came home and watched the year of the comment comment comment no comment comment comment comment comment in the air it’s OK it’s a comet do you know what accommodate us know there was there it is you know what accommodations that are there accommodate OK we got it. Period and then he fooled around on the guitar and when we pulled around on the piano rolled around and then I videoed him playing his guitar and this and in then Jamie sweatshirt gave me a sweatshirt and then and then he took a pill to pills and he hasn’t decided whether he’s tired yet and he hasn’t decided yet so now he’s laughing up a storm because you can’t because you can’t write this down Goodnuf poopy old you’re just a poopy old puppy puppy older microphone you’re just a poopy old micro amen!
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Febuary 2, 2019

Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day (February 2, 2019): portend • \por-TEND\ • verb — 1: to give an omen or anticipatory sign of, 2: indicate, signify — The old saying about a halo around the moon portending rain has some truth to it: the halo is caused by cirrus clouds drifting 20,000 feet or more above the Earth, and high cirrus clouds often precede stormy weather. — "To most people, a shore gas station carrying sushi was but a footnote. But Chris could see that that addition portended a changing demographic." — Rona Kobell, quoted in The Baltimore Sun, 8 Nov. 2018 — Did you know? Portend has been used in English in the context of signs of things to come since the 15th century. The word derives from the Latin verb portendere, which means "to predict or foretell." That verb, in turn, developed as a combination of the prefix por- (meaning "forward") and the verb tendere (meaning "to stretch"). So you can think of portend as having a literal meaning of "stretching forward to predict." Additional descendants of tendere include extend, tendon, and tension, among others.
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Crazy crazy does does,
Does is crazy
Crazy make up for adjustment

Just like you, you jammin on the verse
First one’s planned but you want a girlfriend
And I bet, do you, dare, when you,
Fly up on the plane

Get you on something
But I will not dare ya bump
When I don’t do, same
Everybody got to love, yeah
Do not do the same
Everybody got a lotta yeah yeah

All I want, yeah
But I don’t need, yuh
(Everybody gotta sing)
All I want, yeah
But I don’t need, yuh

Everything about you baby
Got the flavor of the night
When I do ya, how I’m feelin
It’s okay if you’re starving from your flight

Because we got more than we could tell-ah
Is I would not see the sound

When your boot want foot
And you do do it
But you can’t do what
And you been down south

Put your both arms out
Put your both both both
Bip the bop bip the bop bip the bop

And you want something
Won’t won’t won’t
I c- can’t can’t can’t
But you won’t won’t won’t

And I wanted you
But you will not stay
What you want, want, want, want
And I got you for
For for for

Two two thumbs
Would not say
And I got, big, big new feet

But I want, and I want, and I want, and I want
And I want to do
Do what’s best
There ain’t sump’n
There’s the rest

Like I’m not intere-
Interested
Because there ain’t nothing very new yeah
Along yeah

(Ah, ah, ah, ah...)
All I-
All I want, yeah
But I don’t need, yuh
All I want, yeah
But I don’t need, yuh
All I want, all I want,
All I, a-all I want, yeah
But I don’t need, yuh
All I want, yeah
But I don’t need, yuh