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Of Kismet in Leam.

( i vote no )

On the whole it's not been that bad of a day. I found out I passed the test, only dropping one mark out of 120 [evidently 2 = 8, nevermind]. The vending machine vended Ben two kitkats for the price of one, so free choc for me.

I still don't know what to do option wise. I might just keep going to classical mech and special relativity this term in case I need to drop something next term. Plus I suppose I've always overloaded myself with work before so why not carry that on now.

Rumour had it the porters lodge had a store of abandoned books for sale with proceeds to charity, so I located that to have a look, but nothing mathsy.

To keep the daily quota of moaning, its raining, so I'll get soaked on my way to orchestra, my diff eq assignment is hard, and hmmm. Thats probs it.

We had a grandparents-n-all lemon themed family meal. Lemon chicken was lemonyiest ever. The lemon potatoes were also very good and some amusement was had by all when we noticed Kat had managed a third of the entire lot of potatoes just by herself.

I had spent all morning preparing the lemon cake desert, yay woo [see a previous Does Cooking], which also went down quite well.

A notable event:
Kat: *tries for some reason to hold Ed's hand*
Ed: *has none of it*
Kat: he's not letting me hold his hand!
Gran: *usual song referencing mode* who was that song I Wanna Hold Your Hand by?
Me: that was the beatles, wasnt it?

*STUNNED SILENCE*

Ed: Um, Chel, did you just get a music reference?

Of the new takeaway in town, Beartown Spice. I had a lamb tikka pathia, half a pilau rice, half a large naan. This cost me £8.35.

Yay Woo!s
- the size of half a large naan was equivalent to 2x IH naans. Omg. It was like unfolding a tent of naan bread. Mmmmm....
- My pieces of lamb tikka were all each the size of a lamb, as well.
- The lamb itself was not chewy at all and the tikka was lovely
- value for money! I could have been happily fed twice on £8.35 worth of food.
- we got a free curry thrown in as well
- there was an entire currycontainer sized vat of mango chutney. Omg squared.

Ack Boo!s
- the pathia sauce was not up to IH standard* although to be fair it was rich and well rounded and the chillis were definitely up to scratch :P
- the yoghurt / oniony poppadom dips were uninspiring and the poppadoms themselves were fairly average

*phew, or else I'd have to switch my allegiance