Far too tired to use anything but a list here:

• I've busted out the Hanon book. If you know what this means, good for you. Aiming to Hanon for at least half an hour a day, and then work on a reportoire of sorts for another 30 minutes. We'll see how long my attention span lasts this time.
• I made 짬뽕 (jjambbong) today. Still learning a lot about cooking, but I think I got this dish down. I need to make it again later this week to make sure I know it ... anyone wanna be guinea pigs?
  
  This is 짬뽕 (not mine, taken from some Korean website, mine was not as good looking as this)
• Upon the recommendation of Hao and Ed, I've started reading A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole.
• The new project Yush and I are working on is Füüñk (funk with two U's). Yes, it's pink, and yes that's our logo. I've wanted to make a pink-oriented site for quite some time now (just to prove that I can), and the overboard umlauts and ñ are intentional. I'll explain the story later, it's mildly humorous. I also considered going completely overboard and picking Füüñkæ [funky] (which would be the trifecta of letters everyone wants to use but aren't able to), but decided that was a tad too much.
• Yush and I have two weeks left to complete this project. Crunch time.
• An interesting question I've been pondering since last Friday: There are certain ways that women can exhibit maternal traits. These traits, when people encounter them makes people agree, "Ah yes, she's turning into a motherly figure." Are there any characteristics that guys have that make them exhibit paternal instincts?