I'm an Otaku! Ack!

Okay, so I dunno if I mentioned it on this blog (I have 5 blogs -______-. Let's just say there's a lot of free time on mis manos...), but I'm kinda, sorta obsessed with anything Japanese; sushi, manga, anime, onigiri, you name it I know it. I'm not even Asian! Currently I'm obsessed with onigiri, or rice balls (Urban Dictionary, anyone?), and Koko Ni Iru You! *Yes, that's a manga ^_^* Rice balls are so good I can't stand it. You can put basically anything in it (even the "no red-meaters", vegetarians and vegans can enjoy this cultural delight!), and luckily you don't need a rice-maker to make "perfect" rice; or else I'd be out $50+... All you need is some rice, some "fillings", and plastic wrap; and possibly a fridge if you just made the little grains from Heaven.

Make's one om-nomerful serving

You Need:
1 cup cooled short grain rice, divided
4 T. fillings (tuna w/ mayo, some cooked chicken, salmon, rice or beans...)
Some plastic wrap

1) Pull out a 1x1 (in ft.)-ish sheet of plastic wrap and put 1/2 of the rice on it.
2) Smooth it around a bit with a spoon and put your filling of choice in it.
3) Close up the plastic wrap with the corners and shape the rice in the plastic so the filling's in the inside and the rice covers it all. Squish all the air out.
4) Let it chill in the fridge for a little bit, or enjoy on the spot!

:) Tell me how it is,
-Sonia

New Video :D

Hells yeah! I got up another video, and if you want to join me as I not wear any nail polish for a WHOLE MONTH, join me! :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nvab7h8bJvQ Later I'm going to make some banana bread, or maybe muffins, or maybe mini muffins. Just something with bananas! I have way too many of them in muh house! Mini makes everything cuter ;)

-Sonia

A Happy Hello

Dear Fellow Bloggers and Readers,
Hello! My name is Sonia, and this is my blog. I have another blog that you can look at, it's http://fashioningup.blogspot.com/. But this blog will be different. Besides my daily life and such, I'll write more about my other passion; cooking and baking. I just love it. And fashion is something I follow like it's my religion. The reason I compare fashion to religion is that it's flexible; you don't need to worship it line-by-line in the Bible, right? And like religion, fashion comes in many different shapes, colors, and forms. So keep out for my new posts, I'll try to post every few days, and maybe every other day. Catch you on the couture club ;)

-Sonia