@Lunakiri: yep my family, since my parents want a break from cooking today lol
hehe it's totally chill, they're not obvious questions if there's more than one possible answer :viowink:

@Lunakiri: oh well i'm not one of them xD
i'm making honey soy drumsticks and sauteed vegetables with dinner rolls

@Lunakiri: yep i'm excited :vioyum:
i don't cook often so hopefully it'll turn out yummy

@Lunakiri: yea honestly i should. but when i'm at home my parents usually cook, and when i'm at school i'm too busy to make anything other than ramen or frozen dinners :viotongue:

@Lunakiri: yes you guessed correctly, i'm a college student
i'm studying biology as my major

@Lunakiri: oh really? that used to me, but once i started taking chem is college, i would now forever pick bio over chem

hehe yayyy, dinner is finally ready. excited for some yummyness xD

@Lunakiri: yea... college made me rethink everything that i like, but i guess that's what college is for lol

i agree, all sciences are interesting. i think there's something interesting for all subjects, though some subjects have a few more interesting things than others

mhmm the food was very yummy, even better than last time. my decision to deskin before i marinaded last night was a good choice

@Lunakiri: ah i see, bio is def interesting enough for me to study it. though this last year, i was surprisingly fascinated with film analysis. too bad it's too late for me to really do anything about that fascination at least if i want to graduate on time /:

yeah i'm one of those guilty americans, i think of college and university as the same, technically i go to an university, but everyone just calls it going to college
ohh nice, art is pretty fun to take at college i hear, coding on the other hand is pretty hard

@Lunakiri: yea it's pretty interesting how different places have different words for things, even within the same language. i know parts of US say pop too, though where i am, we say soda xD

lol color/colour and the -or/-our's in general is a well known difference. even though i grew up in the states i thought for the longest time gray was spelled grey till i realized that grey is the "british" spelling and gray is the "american" one. tbh it doesn't matter to me how you spell or even call things as long as people get what you're trying to say, and any differences just makes you or your place special

besides maybe taking another class in it i don't think imma do much with it either. it's def only something i would do for fun as enjoyment not really anything else

@Lunakiri: yeah i get that, it def helps to have consistency, esp within the same country

oh wut, i have never heard bunnyhug for sweater, but it is cute lol xD. i would totally call it that among my friends now to be cute haha

HAHA i feel, i'm from california, so it's hard for me to understand newyorkers or southerners sometimes. i feel it's prob the same for them when i talk, but idk i feel like hollywood has made the whole world able to understand californians LOL