Cooking my first pizza home

I will be honest. I never fancied cooking in my life before. But here I am having to cook stuff for myself. Life does teach your to be flexible and it's often best to take the lessons pretty seriously.

So anyway, here's a picture of the dish I cooked up for myself. It's half a pizza with fried eggs and potato fries.

It may not look all that great but it's pretty much the first time I tried making a pizza at home. I will post some other stuff on cooking soon.

Oh, by the way, I am posting this from my new iPad 2. I love it. <3

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