i’ve never been so scared and unsure of things until today. seems i forgot my parachute.
moratorium
Nov 10
see ya later, summer.
Nov 7
will miss you a lot, but i will always come home to you :)
june
May 21
so little time, so much to do. well.. actually, i didn’t realize i still have so much to do until i started organizing my tasks a few minutes ago. i’ve procrastinated long enough to forget about them.
too many “what are you doing now” sites, too many useless small talks. fun to follow, though.
getting back to work.
trying to focus here.
we’ve just finished renovating the two bathrooms and converted the TV area into my own office. the labor and material cost were not that bad if you know where to get them; it’s the bathroom fixtures that dug a hole in our pockets. if you , like us, don’t want to hire an architect and just manage the renovation on your own, here are a few tips to make the process easier for you. Read the rest of this entry »
a month ago, i bought an 88 peso milk foamer because i was curious if it really works. to my surprise, this el cheapo gizmo works wonders! i had my first spill-free DIY cappuccino hehe..
here’s what you need:
- milk (fatty milk creates more foam. cow head’s so far my creamy choice)
- freshly ground coffee beans
- coffee machine (cheap one will do, because i’m cheap)
- milk foamer/whisker/whatever you call it
1) brew coffee. a spoonful of ground coffee for every half cup of water.
2) heat milk in a microwave. don’t forget to put cover if you don’t want to end up cleaning the mess later.
3) use the electric whisker on your milk until you are satisfied with the foam.
4) pour brewed coffee into mugs, then add your foamy milk.
5) dust cinnamon over your beverage, if you like. add sugar as desired.
voila! el cheapo cappuccino.