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rice recipe:

Put rice in the little bowl that you put in your rice cooker and put like. Half the amount of water you'd usually put. Then add chicken broth and sesame oil and turn your rice cooker on. Once the rice is cooked serve it with a little bit of seaweed if you're feeling fancy

Oh wow. That actually sounds pretty good.. I don't have a rice cooker, but if I ever get access to one, I'll definitely try it. Thank you.

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do you like rice?

It's alrice.

(Get it? Haha.)

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do you like women

What the hell ever happened to "Hi, how are you?"

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what's your favorite food from the site cafeteria? :]

Hm. I haven't really been picky about what I eat in a long while, I'm happy with getting the proper nutrients and calorie intake I need to survive, but if I were to choose, I guess I like their soup. I mean, who doesn’t like warm chicken noodle soup. Besides, it beats their cold, dry porkchops and bland vegetables. I just wish they served it more than twice a week.

Sometimes, they serve roasted red pepper or tomato soup instead of the chicken noodle. Those are also good too, chicken noodle is my favorite, though.

And if we are going to get even more concise, I guess I like the occasional cake they serve too. But I don't have that often, it's not healthy.

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if you had a cat what would you name it

I don't know. Besides, I really don't want a cat.

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have you ever had any pets? or would you want to have one in the future?

I never really personally have had any pets. My uncle, who lived across the state, had a dog who was okay, slobbery and dirty as it was, but that was about it. I guess when I was younger, my unofficial pets were the salamanders I'd catch out in our back garden. I always found them very interesting. As a child, though, I wasn't very pleasant to those animals, or perhaps I just lacked the understanding that what I was doing was cruel. I'd heard lizards and salamanders could sever their tails at will. It really amazed me. I would find the little guys and hold onto their tails until they'd try to escape just to watch it happen. I guess this is my way of coming clean about it. Well, it's nothing my pastor hasn't heard before. Sorry salamanders.

As for owning a pet, I don't think it's really possible given my predicament, but if it hypothetically was, I guess I'd like some sort of lizard or salamander, maybe even a snake. I could treat it better this time.. Plus, I like the warm lamps you give them.

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When did you get into photography? :3

I got into photography when I was younger, nine, almost ten years old. My family traveled a lot, and my father would take photos with his Polaroid Captiva SLR 95, I vividly remember him letting me hold it, I think that's when I really fell in love with the concept. Well, that and looking through my parents' photo albums. We lived pretty divided from the rest of my family, so in some ways, it was the only way I could see them regularly. A little ironic photography is one of the main reasons I can't see any of them ever again now, though.

Moving on, the idea of photography always captivated me. It still does now, being honest, but especially back then, it's no wonder I practically begged my parents to get me a camera of my own. After a year and a half, my family finally seemed to cave and got me my own Polaroid (Polaroid One Step Express 600 Camera) for Christmas. I still got her today. Her name is Stella.

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omg iris thompson hiiiii i'm ur biggest fan ^^

Haha, hello. It's flattering to have fans, let alone a 'biggest fan', if a bit jarring, seeing as I'm legally dead and you shouldn't know I exist. But, hey... Thanks.

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Hello. A subordinate of mine told me I should open myself up for questions on this website. Something about not being 'social enough', whatever that means, but if it'll get her to stop talking my ear off about it, I guess it's a thing now.. this is definitely breaking some sort of protocols.