you can use 6-8 boneless chicken thigh pieces since theyre already flattened or buy pork tenderloins and cut a pocket into it
heat up a little bit of pesto sauce in olive oil, just enough to impart the pesto flavor. sautee some garlic in it, and diced sun-dried tomatoes if you have them. I like adding diced almonds because nutty is good. I then like to take some spinach, fresh or frozen, and then sautee it down. Once cooled, mix in some feta cheese. salt, pepper, and olive oil your meat and then stuff it if its pork or wrap it if its chicken. I like to bake it, typically 40-50 at 400 if frozen, 30-40 if thawed.
so my boy daniel has been sending me links to slam poetry, and i've been watching them mostly because i'm getting burnt out on rap. I think i need a break from it. I guess it's like methadone for heroine addicts.
i had just finished cooking dinner for the next couple of nights. I made bulgogi fried rice. I came back to the computer, expecting more stuff from a guy named Lemon. Lemon is badass in his own right, and you should youtube him. He asked me if i had heard of this guy named Rives (pronounced Reeves), and I hadn't, so he sent me this.
I dont know what exactly it was. I don't know if its just.. because i feel like i've fallen off or i'm drowning or something. That or maybe ive been on this quest to find something beautiful in life that will move me. That or maybe I didnt expect deaf people to write incredible poetry. Maybe it was the combination of sign language, which was foreign to me, followed by an interpretation that added meaning. Either way, this is easily the most beautiful thing i've seen in years, and i cried over it. I've never cried from something being so beautiful, but today i did. I watched it twice because i had nothing to say. Maybe it wont do anything for you, but i guess I felt like i finally found something that i've been looking long and hard for.
since i became agnostic, life has become pretty ugly. i don't find it beautiful. I need constant reminders of good... of beauty... of sincerity. Unfortunately, the ugliness of life isn't reason enough to believe.
