Chicken Tenders

 My brain is tired, after one hour of reading up what I should do to write a proposal for a thesis, and trying to hadam the slides that I don't seem to recall during class.  

I am currently at a busy cafe, during a weekend, which is not the best place to do a lot of thinking and writing - but I just wanted to eat some chicken tenders. This one specifically, I've shared a plate with friends but couldn't have enough of it. So I decided to come back and have the whole plate for myself. 

It is very good, and I am very full. 

Why do we like the taste of grass? Is it any different than herbs? I think it's gonna rain soon,


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