we must really love these people.

right now I'm waiting for some bread to rise so i can put it in the oven. It is the most successful batch of bread I have ever made/attempted. I don't have a bread maker, i don't have a kitchen-aid/bosch and i'm not nice enough to let ben help... so, basically i'm pretty excited for these loaves of french bread to turn out amazing. Granted, they take about 45 minutes to cook. So i'm going to have to be up for another hour or so, but that's ok. because they are going to be awesome. (or else!) I will try to post a pic when they come out of the oven and they look divine. All I have to say is that our dinner guests are pretty lucky because I just made them HOME MADE FRENCH BREAD! that's pretty much unheard of these days.. . (well, maybe not in utah, but in the real world it's unheard of). Also, our cajun pasta fresca with cajun chicken and a ronne-style salad (just lots of ingredients) is going to be awesome as well. You can tell we really love these people coming over, right? Well, we do. It's ben's best friend and his girlfriend. we're going to have a great time. Hopefully they like good food. because if they don't i'll feel like a failure and probably never invite them over again. so we'll see. I'll return and report later. (hopefully with pictures) our camera battery doesn't hold a charge so we kinda just turn it on and hope it lasts long enough to snap a picture. that's all for now. sorry this is so long and doesn't have any pictures. i hate posts like this one. and because i hate them so much, here's two pics that i like. the first one is from a google search titled "hecka funny stuff"

and the other is something i miss a lot right now... Sacramento, California.

I apologize for the spelling and poor punctuation/editing... it's 2:34am. what do you expect. =] goodnight (well, in an hour when the delicious bread is done.)