
Yesterday, Natalie, my assistant curator, had a small stroke which shocked us all! She is only 27 and in great physical shape. Follow-up is happening but, in the meantime, I'll be at the Mill office finishing up a grant application which is due October 31!
Some of my baking plans for today are down the tube but I do have enough in the freezer. I had moules mariniere and some toast for dinner last night. What a lovely meal, low calorie and easy to prepare. It's been a home cooking week as I've been digging out old recipes (1960-69), beachifying them and giving them another try. I did an oven beef stew this week which I'll post when I have adjusted the seasonings a bit.
Off to tackle a hectic day but I do have fun, fun, fun Book Club tonight! How does your TGIF look?






I keep thinking of things I need that are stuck on the old hard drive.
Have you decided on your new equipment yet? How frustrating when it "just happens". Best wishes as you continue to prep for both your conference and Julie's surgery.
Isn't it amazing what you can accomplish by getting back in shape?
about the chard "trees". That's exactly what those thick roots resemble. I've lost a few of mine, too, but still have enough to keep me happily supplied.