Vanilla Milk

I've had a number of addictions in the past: Facebook, Nesquik, ESPN, BYU Creamery chocolate milk, apple juice, texting... and now Vanilla Milk.

The other night, I decided I wanted to start using my vanilla extract more, and was just about out of Nesquik, so decided maybe vanilla would work as a good substitute... It's delicious. That's all I have to say. You should try it.

Cinnamon Challenge...

My new roommate bought a cinnamon, plug-in-the-wall candle the other day. Once I smelled it, my memory was kind of unpleasantly jogged though. haha

Last Spring, I was talking with the guys and somehow the concept of the Cinnamon Challenge came out. I told them I thought I could do it, that it really didn't sound too difficult. Seeing my ignorance, they quickly jumped on it and persuaded me to try. I was way confident, and quickly got out a big spoon and filled it to the brim with cinnamon from the common shelf. I didn't think I'd need water, but they got me a big glass of it, anyway.

For anyone who hasn't done this, it's NOT as easy as you'd think. Right after just trying to swallow it, I choked and coughed out about half of it. I literally had a hard time swallowing and breathing. It was terrible. My roommates were laughing SOO hard, though. I felt pretty dumb.

And that's why I don't like cinnamon anymore...

Interchangeable

My roommate Derek and I have decided that the words "Derek" and "good" are interchangeable and mean the same thing. So feel free to start using it. It may be hard to catch on to at first, though. So, here's a few examples to start you out with:

"Derek job!"
"You look Derek today!"
"This delicious food tastes really Derek."
"You have a pretty Derek sense of humor"
 "Derek morning! And in case I don't see ya, Derek afternoon, Derek evening, and Derek night!"

Hopefully the thesaurus catches on soon so people don't get confused when this starts being used in everyday conversation.