I had 2 pieces of French bread pizza and grapefruit juice and water.
I'm cooking a pretty big piece of beef and spinach and mushrooms I found in the refrigerator, which is what I liked to buy and my mom got for me.
I'm also cooking eggs to make egg salad sandwich.
My grandma gave us the Christmas candy and several gingerbread cookies. I had a buckeye, a piece of peanut butter fudge (no chocolate, I think,) and one of the cookies with marshmallows, which I best liked,for once. I was wondering in New Orleans to me it seemed the thing was to be like spicy and of the old-fashioned based heritage that's become vintage and takes over the civilization, which is very rather sedentary. I guess moving can be a big deal. So, I kinda grew up more strict and modern in a sense, not about baking cookies and not really making any fudge. It's probably because my mom's not American and something else. My dad liked things like peanut butter cookies. His dad drank a lot so probably wasn't a cookie guy, not from a farm and had a college degree to be a funeral director who did everything, I think. I know he liked Edgar Allan Poe and that my dad has read lots of other like science fiction type philosophy seeming themed interest books. As far as I know, his dad is all white, but I found that most people have Jewish last names from the Germany area. It seems like a big deal that my grandma's mom wasn't indian. She wasn't even always sure she was indian. Supposedly, the records burned down in a building.
So, I'm gonna watch "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." I have 3 episodes to catch up on. I was thinking of watching today's 1st, in case I don't get to the day before, I guess, not sure which is better, this time. The other 1 I don't have recorded because we got a new TV thing. So, I should watch the videos online and think I happened to see 1 or 2 from her Twitter.