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A perpetual work in progress.
Ooh, apart from being MASSIVE, gifs do work. That’s fun!
A perpetual work in progress.
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This afternoon I have to weave in the ends of a knitting project - so will be looking for a suitably long and engrossing podcast to listen to whilst I do it. Also going to attempt a new recipe so we'll see how I get on - it's cheap on ingredients (helped out by some yellow sticker cheese) so will not be a disaster if it fails. Just means PD and I will be fighting over a bag of Wotsits later
A perpetual work in progress.
That it isn't always enough, to be forgiven by others.
Sometimes, you have to learn to forgive yourself.
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery
Today is a gift. That's why it is called the present.
happiness isn't achieved by getting extra things,
but by getting rid of the things that make you unhappy
Today has been a NSD, and the recipe turned out fab too (essentially roasted new potatoes, mushrooms, thyme, garlic, and then the absolute decadence of taleggio cheese melted in at the end) - it was supposed to make two portions, but I've had to restrain myself from polishing the whole lot off. Not healthy at all, but good for the soul. Can't wait to have the rest tomorrow for lunch, and then it will be healthier fare from then on.
It's blowing a hoolie out there, and lashing rain (bit worried about the rattley windows!), and the rugby was full of heartbreak, but PD and I are on the sofa, warm and cosy. One of us is fast asleep, despite the weather
A perpetual work in progress.
The recipe sounds delish! I love when I make something so good that I could eat both portions and it is very hard to restrain one's self so well done
Personal stretch target - Get an emergency fund of £500 -£47.20 at 01/07/20
I changed it up a little, by sticking it all in a casserole pot in the oven, instead of doing it on the stove (because, lazy), and added a punnet of sliced up mushrooms (because I needed at least some veg in there). Once the potatoes and mushrooms were cooked, I added the cheese, put the pot back in the oven, turned off the oven and left it for 5 mins or so to melt in the residual heat, and it became a gooey, cheesey, garlicky, thymey sauce. So good. The cheese was a YS bargain as it's quite expensive usually (£3 for 200g - I got mine for £1.20) - it would probably work with a similar soft cheese, as long as it was ripe.
Enough of food - today has been a NSD
A perpetual work in progress.
We have our own PD. He doesnt really dip paws in anything more goes straight in with his mouth!. I was meant to be ironing but he has commanded the ironing board as a posing station so what am I to do but leave the ironing?!
Personal stretch target - Get an emergency fund of £500 -£47.20 at 01/07/20