Andrew's sister sent Andrew and I the ingredients to make a
tasty traditional Japanese feast for Christmas. It was a great idea! I'm not sure she knew how much I would love it since I lived in Japan one summer during high school. It was delicious and lots of fun to make!
Rice balls with seaweed wrap.
Udon Noodles.
Ingredients. 
Over break, Andrew and I also did a considerable amount of
thrifting. Among our wonderful finds were a
Canon EOS Rebel Film camera with the lens in a bag in
great condition for only $10! This became my Christmas present :) A new
Nikon 17-35 mm lens which I also love. (I brought it back for my photography class and was going to take a picture of it to post, but it was the lens on my camera.) And a
couple of books (of course), including this one chock full of
vegetarian recipes. I really want to learn how to cook more vegetarian dishes. They are always so tasty and really healthy.
PS- No promises, but I am going to try to go back to the short-lived idea of a photo a day. I figure I'm in photography class so I should be taking at least that many a day. Hopefully I will have time to post them too. Peace.
5 comments:
Okay, did you really say you found a Nikon 17-35 mm lens while thrifting? That's awesome! I would love to have one of those for my canons but I would have to find it somewhere like at a thrift store or yard sale!
yes! it was a fabulous find!
How amazing that you found the lens...I have an old Nikon N-70, that you can use anytime, I am into digital now so I don't do film at all. Hope all is well with you!
Hey Alli, really enjoyed your blog. the flowers look beautiful. Mickie
WHERE did you find the camera and lense while THRIFTING?!?!?! I must know...
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