Right now, I can cook the following:

• grits
• pancakes
• rice
^--if you get bored with plain white rice, try cooking in tea
• quesadilla
• casseroles
• soup from a can
• black bean soup
• french toast
• foccacia
• soft pretzels
• grilled cheese
• omelette
• frozen pizza
• vegetable stir-fry
• fried/scrambled eggs
• bacon
• frozen lumpia
• frozen bao
• hot/corn dogs
• spagetti
• fried okra
• fried peanut butter sandwich
• fried peanut butter & jelly sandwich
^--I suggest you let that sandwhich cool a bit, the hot jelly will burn your tongue
• fried peanut butter, banana, & jelly sandwich
• all sandwhiches listed above, not fried
• If peanut butter is too dry for you I suggest adding plain yogurt (the stuff is versatile), also you could try making a pb&j with flour tortillas
• ramen
^--while it is good to make your own ramen with condensed soups, I don't recommend it a lot, you'll get sick of it
I also suggest adding stir-fry to ramen for flavor/nutritional value whatever your excuse, because plain ramen is boring
(they have all those flavors for a reason, enhance your ramen; starting suggestions include green onions for toppings and sriracha sauce)
• homemade vanilla spread for toast
• hardboiled eggs (great with ramen)
• poached eggs (pretty good with ramen, if you're picky and think you are a bad cook, this might seem
  disgusting (because of runny yolk) or difficult (anybody else turn raw hamburgers into small burnt disks?)
  I recommend this when your in a hurry, it's quicker than hardboiled eggs
• mac n' cheese (surprisingly, if you're lazy you can make this with vanilla almond milk (just make sure you leave
  some of water in the pot then put a little bit of the milk in then jack with a bunch of pepper,
  but I'm taking about the box ones that claim they use "real" cheese)
• burritos from leftover mac n' cheese, and almost anything else
• parfait (mix the plain yogurt with fruit juice) (btw that plain yogurt is very versatile,
  just get the low fat version though because if you eat a cup of the normal one, you'll feel very heavy)
• oatmeal
• etc.(i.e. other stuff I can't think of at the moment)

Of course, due to my love of food, or as my mother put it,"Your favorite sport is eating." I would like to try out new food and learn how to cook them.
These food range from homemade tacos, collard greens, hushpuupies, and desserts, to foreign foods like potstickers, pho, sushi (with tons of wasabi...and water),
and falafel sandwiches, speaking of which, here is a recipe for falafels & falafel sandwiches.

But enough about food, let's talk hobbies. I don't really have much but I do like reading and watching movies with closed captioning, my most favorite genres would be:
comedy (think Tyler Perry's Madea), action-adventure (I like The Fast & The Furious movies), and science-fiction i think (The Day After Tomorrow counts
in this category right?). I am not much of a gamer, but i do have my favorite games: Final Fantasy X & X-2, fighting games like Tekken 4,
driving games like Need for Speed, and on PC, I like to play The Sims 3.

Currently, in my class we are learning JavaScript, since we have covered the bascis of HTML (I know this because I got 85% on the HTML quiz at this website)
I also took the quiz for CSS, I got 85% on that too...can't believe I missed two of those questions though, I'm sure I knew the answer. Anyway here is a link to our latest
lab: Easy Version next time I won't procastinate so much that I'll have trouble with the Hard Version...I really wanted to make that calender, though I wonder, if we
mastered the calender, would we have been able to add decorations? For an example, a Year of the Rabbit themed calender? Or maybe one based on video games like
Need for Speed.

Recently, my class had a lab in which we were to make an info page about the show Star Trek, and the three characters known as Scooty, Uhura, and Sulu. To see
page, click here, I hope it is informative enough even though i copied every last bit of info from Wikipedia
no worries though, I put a disclaimer on the bottom.