I went to the library yesterday and picked out a book to read.
It's by Jane Austen and it's called "Sense and Sensibility".
But I haven't started reading it yet so today is saved.
Let's take a look at Nonsense and No Sensibility, shall we?
I went to the library yesterday and picked out a book to read.
It's by Jane Austen and it's called "Sense and Sensibility".
But I haven't started reading it yet so today is saved.
Let's take a look at Nonsense and No Sensibility, shall we?
This past weekend was not particularly a good one for a lot of folks, particularly in North Carolina where Dana Bug and Dr. M live just east of where the worst happened around Asheville.
They escaped a direct hit but their electricity went out on Friday and isn't expected to be restored until next Friday!
Dr. M took this picture of one of his routes to check on his father.
I spent the day in the kitchen.
It was by my own volition.
Judy was going out for lunch with Gayle so I had the area to myself.
First on the list were two loaves of bread that are alleged to be a knockoff of the brown bread served at the Cheesecake Company restaurants.
Next up and still bubbling away for a couple more hours: Marcella Hazan's Bolognese Sauce.
I've only had a sip or two of the sauce and it tastes like it will go good with pasta tomorrow.
The bread looks good but we haven't sampled it yet.
I'll let you know.
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Later: We did try the bread and it's delicious. It has molasses and honey among a lot of other ingredients and there's a slight sweetness to the finished product. Yummers.
I had three meatballs broiled in the oven for my evening repast.
Judy is not fond of meatballs so I had no competition for them.
The meat was left over from the pasta sauce. Could have made a burger but wanted to try this.
First time I've tried broiling anything. It worked swell.