10 things in my fridge? That many?!
Let's see...
1. Butter, unsalted
2. Greek yoghurt (cherry, low fat)
3. Milk, 2% organic, skim conventional (for moi, for Hubs)
4. Leeks (CSA box)
5. Kale (CSA box)
6. Ketchup (Trader Joe's organic: the best of the best of the best of ketchups!)
7. Condiments of various age and origin
8. Fat free soy coffee creamer (sounds weird, but is so good)
9. A couple of lonely eggs
10. Ratatouille, left-over from Sunday dinner (all organic, every ingredient [sans olive oil] from our CSA box. Yum yum yum)
More interesting, the two things in my freezer:
1. Belgium chocolate frozen yoghurt
2. Pumpkin ice-cream
Most interesting, because very unusual, the contents of the oven:
Apfelkuchen: a cookie sheet full of apple pie (sweet yeast dough, apples, raisins, almonds, streusel)
Thank you, Carole!
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
I Got Mail!
International mail at that. And look what was in the big, padded envelope: a hand-sewn bag, made specifically to my liking by DW! Thank you, danke, merci, and kiitos!! I won DW's giveaway of one of her farmer's market bags, and, folks, it is beautiful! Don't know if I want to throw dirty 'tatoes in there or juicy heirloom tomatoes. DW, you made my day!
So much so that I thought it's time for a blog post. It's been two months, and the reason for the long hiatus bears the evil name of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Either one of two causes is to blame: (1) dissertation or (2) pregnancy (personally I suspect that a combination of the two was at work).
As to (1): As perhaps mentioned before (ha ha), I had a busy summer. I typed, deleted, and typed some more for about twelve hours a day, every day for two months, but at the end I did finish the darn D. In mid-August I submitted the sucker, and while I'm still in the process of revising it, the dissertation is for all intents and purposes done. The defense is scheduled for November, and I'm in blissful denial about the details. In any event, my left wrist gave up just a few days before I turned in the opus magnum.
And (2)? Things are going really really well. The Bean is the male kind (it's a boy it's a boy it's a boy! Hurrah hurrah!!), and he and I have already made it past the halfway point. Not that evidence was needed, but the ultrasound pictures clearly show that the boy is absolutely adorable. A complete cutie. A couple of weeks ago I started noticing his movements, and by now he's advanced to handing out pretty solid kicks. Even Hubs can feel the boy! The only downside to pregnancy: increased amounts of fluids, which in my case caused CTS. Meh.
Because of CTS I can neither
(1) type nor
(2) knit.
Now you understand why this blog has taken the route of Sleeping Beauty and is temporarily hibernating. Not being able to knit for baby really sucks. Not blogging (or emailing!) sucks, too.
And now you need to forgive me, but that's as much typing I can do in one day... I'll leave you with photo a yours truly...
So much so that I thought it's time for a blog post. It's been two months, and the reason for the long hiatus bears the evil name of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Either one of two causes is to blame: (1) dissertation or (2) pregnancy (personally I suspect that a combination of the two was at work).
As to (1): As perhaps mentioned before (ha ha), I had a busy summer. I typed, deleted, and typed some more for about twelve hours a day, every day for two months, but at the end I did finish the darn D. In mid-August I submitted the sucker, and while I'm still in the process of revising it, the dissertation is for all intents and purposes done. The defense is scheduled for November, and I'm in blissful denial about the details. In any event, my left wrist gave up just a few days before I turned in the opus magnum.
And (2)? Things are going really really well. The Bean is the male kind (it's a boy it's a boy it's a boy! Hurrah hurrah!!), and he and I have already made it past the halfway point. Not that evidence was needed, but the ultrasound pictures clearly show that the boy is absolutely adorable. A complete cutie. A couple of weeks ago I started noticing his movements, and by now he's advanced to handing out pretty solid kicks. Even Hubs can feel the boy! The only downside to pregnancy: increased amounts of fluids, which in my case caused CTS. Meh.
Because of CTS I can neither
(1) type nor
(2) knit.
Now you understand why this blog has taken the route of Sleeping Beauty and is temporarily hibernating. Not being able to knit for baby really sucks. Not blogging (or emailing!) sucks, too.
And now you need to forgive me, but that's as much typing I can do in one day... I'll leave you with photo a yours truly...
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