Kizzy Vs Rebecca Vs Gaga

I couldn't resist! This is my version of 'Friday' (Originally sung by Rebecca Black). I had to add in some Lady Gaga of course :)

Truth, Beauty, Freedome, Love,
Kizzy xx

Homemade Pizzas!

Being a student, I cannot afford to order Dominoes whenever I feel like a scrumptious treat for dinner. So myself (Kizzy) and my sister decided to make pizzas our self from scratch. The base was made of a very simple: Self-raising flour, butter and milk. We made two types of pizzas, one tomato based and the other barbecue based. As toppings we used mozzarella, chicken, pepperoni, mushrooms, red and green peppers and jalapenos. The pizzas only took fifteen minutes to bake in the oven. They tasted amazing if I may say so again and it was really fun making them! This will definitely be a repeat event!

Truth, Beauty, Freedom, Love,
Kizzy xx

Garden of Eden

As a birthday treat to me I traveled to the far off land of Cornwall to see the Eden Project. If you don't know what Eden is have a gooo at the website, it's a whole clatter of biomes re-creating different ecosystems all in the UK. Pretty fantastic to be honest & I had a friggin awesome time. Also drank far too much Cornish cyyder, something by the name of Blackthorn or Blackthunder, who can remember. Fecking hate buses though after the trip & roundabouts & sitting the wrong way around in a bus going around lots of roundabouts. Silly girl.

Phlegm central.

Currently phlegm central, though it was just my birthday! I got flowers & Kizzy & Cozzy gave me Broccoli seeds. Awesome sausages. I had a lovely time with a pinata, margaritas, limes & sequins. What's not to love?

Thoughts with the family of those who died in Cork.

Ouch.

My mama got me a Dublin City Bikes card for Christmas, cause she loves me, I don't think she realised that the bikes would soon become my enemy that I have to overcome before I can relax again. 4 bike rides, 50% fall rate. That's right, in the last 2 weeks I have fallen off my bike twice. Once on Dawson Street, stupid potholes, which wasn't so bad, didn't really hurt myself or anything.

More recently on Harcourt Street, in the middle of the Luas tracks. Turns out they are notoriously slippy & not a good idea to ride on. The last time I fell off my bike in such a manner I was maybe 2 feet high. Bruised swollen knees, scraped shins & a hurt ego are the order of the day.

I have a love/hate relationship with bicycles. When we were growing up we got all our cousins hand-me-down bikes, but they were great, we lived in the Burren & were the only kids that had a BMX. My first bike was red & orange, & I still remember the day my Dad took the stabilizers off, at first he would only let me cycle around the house, but that evening he took me for a bike ride up the road. As he sped ahead with my Brother, the dog, loyal as ever, stayed with me.

I was tottering along at my own pace, but kept falling off as I was talking to the dog. I got very annoyed & left the beautiful bicycle in the ditch, walked home & refused to go back & get it.

Ever since I have battled to overcome my foe.

I have cycled consistently ever since, as in Clare if you don't own a car (which I don't) you cycle or walk everywhere. Even when I got hit by a car on my bike during my leaving cert I kept on trucking.

I will succeed.

Dublin City Bikes - 2

Sizzy - 0

Counting sheep...

At last the pain is over, theses were handed in on Monday, let the sleeping begin.

I think writing 9,000 words about grazing may have had a detrimental effect on my brain, but at the very least I can now say decisively that I never want to do another project on that scale, now just to figure out what to do when I graduate & am a real person......

Buffets!

I can't resist. There's no establishment I'd rather eat at than a chinese food buffet. Om nom nom. So tasty and yummy and the best part is you can have as much of it as you like!

We all know about Jimmy Chung's and how awesome it is (It's amazing just in case you haven't been yet- Go!) so I won't bore anyone with that. I will tell you however about a little restaurant on Middle Abbey street called Full House that Mr. Kizzy and I went to recently. It was only 9euro each and the food was great.

The selection of foods available is a bit smaller than most places but everything is cooked really well and is high quality. My favorite was the spicy shredded chicken which is literally just battered chicken with peppers and chillis- We all know how I love my peppers and chillis!

Truth, Beauty, Freedom, Love,
Kizzy xx