Rach and I have been talking about macaroons on our walks – among other things. She is craving to try to make the real, classic French, actually Parisian, macaroons – silky little pillows in lots of flavors, with fillings. David Lebovitz has a lengthy post and recipe about the difference between Parisian macaroons and other […]
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
For a lazy Tuesday evening, I made Thai red curry with tofu, sweet potato, and spinach, and ate it on the couch in front of TV with a big glass of lime water, and the repeat of Game of Thrones. The Trader Joe’s Texas-grown Basmati was all long grains that almost stood up in […]
So it’s been a not too bad Sunday, schedule wise. The theme has been using up cocktail party leftovers. Started last night, with a pasta using the rest of the bag of Costco asparagus (“responsibly grown” – I hope so – the local’s nowhere near, it’s been so cold, and the organic shipped in […]
On Tuesday, I worked at home, got out into the sunshine to walk to campus for a meeting, and the film of the day was Sister. About a 12-year-old boy and a young woman he says is his sister (later in the movie the relationship turns out to be something else). They live in […]
Here’s are my ticket stubs from our Friday, Saturday & Sunday movies. I think maybe last year I shot them with a tripod so the text would look better – hmm, maybe not <grin>. Anyways, Friday was Korean gangsters, “The Nameless Gangster”. It wasn’t like the Korean jewel thieves movie we saw at TIFF, […]
Three movies watched, five to go. I’ll start photographing the ticket stubs with the titles tomorrow. Korean gangsters, French high school students and teacher, and the 2nd one today was Romanian. If I intersperse the food, the way I did with TIFF, I’d have to say that Friday was an ordinary work day, foodwise – […]
Joe & Terry – visiting from Seattle – and Rachael came over for dinner last night. With Mark and Kanari and me, that made six for dinner. I made a beef tenderloin – bought on a whim at Sentry last weekend, a 3-lb hunk of peeled tenderloin, at $20, seemed too good to pass up. […]
Yesterday was kind of a long day – in to work in time for a 9:00 a.m. meeting with a visiting library school professor, who has written an ebook text book that I think my school will adopt. Then a brown bag talk (recording, 1:09) with another visiting library school professor, this one a good […]