Rehearsal for Murder

The first part of this post is actually not even close to related to my study abroad, but it IS necessary. (I promise)
OK, so I just saw the IHS school play: "Rehearsal for Murder" (or R4M, as they say in the program for the show). To be honest, I wasn't excepting a lot, I've never been to a HS play, and all I've ever been told is that they suck.
But I was really impressed.
After all the play within a play within a play stuff was cleared up I really enjoyed the ending.
For those of you who have seen it:
**SPOILER ALERT**
I also totally called that the (fake) police officer did it!
**END OF SPOILER ALERT**
Okay, now that I got the my critic side OUT, back to study abroad.
Today, I was calmly watching TV, having a nice, calm friday afternoon, when all of a sudden I started freaking out about leaving for a year and WHAT IN THE WORLD I AM GOING TO COOK FOR THOSE PEOPLE?!?!?!
All of everybody (I think that that is english :) ) says that cooking is a great way to bond with host families. So today, I was thinking about what I'm going to make for them, and I realized: I CAN'T COOK!!!
So, in a panic, I run upstairs and I basically grab the first cook book I find that had any sort of cultural relevance to me and I make crepes. So then for the next half and hour I stress-baked (that's a thing right?) and I was super-duper happy with the results, since even the first crepe turned out good.
But baking (mainly the consuming step) is very therapeutic and I absolutely felt much better afterwards :).
Adios!