It has come to my attention that these collections of monthly wrap-ups have somehow taken gradually worked themselves in the direction of "Things I've Eaten Over The Month."
There's nothing particularly negative about this, besides the fact that not every single meal pictured was captured to be as flattering as it could have been. It's inevitable that my eating adventures may come as trite to some, though in my defense, I'm surprised I was even able to leave campus for long enough to grab a decent meal in between the endless loads of assignments and midterms.
That being said, here are my October visuals! Perhaps they'll provide a more accurate representation of the behind-the-scenes of this page.
There's nothing particularly negative about this, besides the fact that not every single meal pictured was captured to be as flattering as it could have been. It's inevitable that my eating adventures may come as trite to some, though in my defense, I'm surprised I was even able to leave campus for long enough to grab a decent meal in between the endless loads of assignments and midterms.
That being said, here are my October visuals! Perhaps they'll provide a more accurate representation of the behind-the-scenes of this page.
1) Autumn Fog and Banana Bread from My Dog Joe
"When the going gets tough, treat yourself to remain sane." probably isn't everyone's motto, but it's honestly the little things in life that work to restore mental stability in tiny, almost imperceivable doses. Take a steamy mug of Autumn Fog, for example, and relish in the spiciness of the Chai and the sheer comfort of steamed milk. Banana Bread also makes for a great pairing, especially when chocolate chips are involved.
"When the going gets tough, treat yourself to remain sane." probably isn't everyone's motto, but it's honestly the little things in life that work to restore mental stability in tiny, almost imperceivable doses. Take a steamy mug of Autumn Fog, for example, and relish in the spiciness of the Chai and the sheer comfort of steamed milk. Banana Bread also makes for a great pairing, especially when chocolate chips are involved.
2) The sticker tattoo obsession continues
3) Change of early morning scenery: the brilliance of gradient sunrises have now been postponed to later hours with the change of seasons
4) Grind House finally succumbed to excessive sharpening
3) Change of early morning scenery: the brilliance of gradient sunrises have now been postponed to later hours with the change of seasons
4) Grind House finally succumbed to excessive sharpening
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5) More goodies from Westdale Bumblebean
This visit included a Vanilla White Tea Latte w/ Cocoa and an out-of-this-world Chocolate Chip Cookie. Mmmmmm.
This visit included a Vanilla White Tea Latte w/ Cocoa and an out-of-this-world Chocolate Chip Cookie. Mmmmmm.
6) Lazy weekend lunch feat. Brown
7) Lemon King and Chocolate Red Bean Milk Tea from CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice
8) Kakao Talk x The Face Shop sheet masks at Markville
7) Lemon King and Chocolate Red Bean Milk Tea from CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice
8) Kakao Talk x The Face Shop sheet masks at Markville
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9) Breakfast consisting of a Matcha Latte and one of Uncle Tetsu's Black Sesame Madeleines
10) Pre-night class dinner of Spring Rolls and Fresh Rolls from Saigon in Westdale
10) Pre-night class dinner of Spring Rolls and Fresh Rolls from Saigon in Westdale
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11) Likely the most decent of campus food options: Green Tea Latte and a pre-packaged Roast Beef Sandwich
12) A tremendously chocolate-y Forever Rocher Buttermilk Waffle from Hazel Tea & Dessert
12) A tremendously chocolate-y Forever Rocher Buttermilk Waffle from Hazel Tea & Dessert
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13) Dropping by Foodie North Express for a quick bubble tea fix
14) Homemade Bulgogi and Japchae, courtesy of the sweetest, most considerate fangirl on Earth (You know who you are!)
15) Starbucks was deemed absolutely necessary after a tiring week of dealing with dysfunctional members of society
The Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cake Pop could have allotted several teaspoons' worth of sugar to the Chile Mocha though - the hot beverage scalded my tongue and brought my throat ablaze.
14) Homemade Bulgogi and Japchae, courtesy of the sweetest, most considerate fangirl on Earth (You know who you are!)
15) Starbucks was deemed absolutely necessary after a tiring week of dealing with dysfunctional members of society
The Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cake Pop could have allotted several teaspoons' worth of sugar to the Chile Mocha though - the hot beverage scalded my tongue and brought my throat ablaze.
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16) Discussing the topic of food during an Ethics class
17) Lazy weekend lunches: Breakfast Sandwiches from Starbucks or Crab Meat-Baby Spinach Salad w/ Wafu-Style Dressing
18) Halloween decorations are out!
17) Lazy weekend lunches: Breakfast Sandwiches from Starbucks or Crab Meat-Baby Spinach Salad w/ Wafu-Style Dressing
18) Halloween decorations are out!
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19) A cool T-Rex-themed line was spotted launching for the fall season at Coach
20) Milk Ice Cream Soft Serve w/ Honeycomb from Pinkberry
Surprisingly, Soft Peaks hadn't scarred the idea of consuming honeycomb soft serve ever again. Recently launched in place of the Chocolate Hazelnut/Pineapple/Green Tea flavours is the conventionally Momofuku-esque milk flavour (sans-cereal aftertaste of course). The variation, much like the other options, retailed for approximately five dollars without toppings. Though, honeycomb was an additional seventy-five cents, bringing a small cup to just over six dollars.
I will admit that the result was excessively positive: smooth, creamy soft serve drizzled with a light drizzle of honey and bits of crispy, chewy honeycomb is a winning combination. Pinkberry's rendition melted at a pace similar to that of Soft Peaks, though the formula was much more competent of appeasing an empty stomach. The honeycomb also proved to be easy to separate and devour in conjunction with the frozen yogurt.
21) Homemade Matcha Latte
20) Milk Ice Cream Soft Serve w/ Honeycomb from Pinkberry
Surprisingly, Soft Peaks hadn't scarred the idea of consuming honeycomb soft serve ever again. Recently launched in place of the Chocolate Hazelnut/Pineapple/Green Tea flavours is the conventionally Momofuku-esque milk flavour (sans-cereal aftertaste of course). The variation, much like the other options, retailed for approximately five dollars without toppings. Though, honeycomb was an additional seventy-five cents, bringing a small cup to just over six dollars.
I will admit that the result was excessively positive: smooth, creamy soft serve drizzled with a light drizzle of honey and bits of crispy, chewy honeycomb is a winning combination. Pinkberry's rendition melted at a pace similar to that of Soft Peaks, though the formula was much more competent of appeasing an empty stomach. The honeycomb also proved to be easy to separate and devour in conjunction with the frozen yogurt.
21) Homemade Matcha Latte
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22) Xiao Long Baos, Egg & Chive Pancake, and Pea Sprouts in Soup from Foodie North
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This Halloween, I'll probably be concluding one of my many 12.5-hour Mondays instead of participating in a costume party and binging on discount chocolate bars. Pending midterms aren't making my weeks any better either.
Enjoy the ghoulish holiday in my place everyone - Happy Halloween!
Enjoy the ghoulish holiday in my place everyone - Happy Halloween!
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