That cousin did mention making rose water last month. Wait, you think she used my press for that? Please tell me no.

My roommate spent three hours last night copying Python scripts from Stack Overflow for her homework. It reminds me of how we skip learning in so many areas now. Like using GPS all the time instead of actually learning how to get around, or following a recipe step-by-step without getting why the stuff works together. I mean, you get the task done, but you don't really build any skills. Idk, maybe it's just me, but that seems to be the trend everywhere, not just in coding classes.

Yeah, the vinegar thing is wild. I always thought it was just a failed batch, you know? Like if your brew went bad. But then I read about how they actually used that on purpose for cooking and cleaning. It makes you see those old recipes in a whole new light, like what we call a mistake was just how things were made back then.