Sunday at the co-op, I got whacked in the eye by a falling carton of sour cream. The top carton of a stack of two. I was trying to get it down from a high shelf in the cooler, without stepping on the edge of the cooler opening like I usually do. Don’t know why … [Read more…]
Mark thought the scariest thing he’s heard recently is sound bites of this hour and 20 minute cabinet meeting that Trump held on Wednesday, in which Trump told lies and his cabinet members toadied up to him. I think [one] of the scariest things I’ve heard recently is that two times, on Sunday and then … [Read more…]
And his voice sounded terrible. To me, anyways. (Looks like I’m not the only one, although this Washington Post authro came around) The official two performances were a new song, The Days We Left Behind, and Wings, Band on the Run. I went to bed and didn’t hear his 3rd song, that Mark said was … [Read more…]
Here’s another post sticking to food. It was kind of a quiet Mother’s Day this year. No big gatherings, just me & Mark for brunch, after a walk. And rhubarb cimmy buns, from Trine Hahnemann, though hers are much neater than mine. View this post on Instagram … [Read more…]
Since we’ve been back from New York, we’ve done a few cultural things, Chicago Symphony, Madison Symphony, oh, and we went to see The Devil wears Prada 2 on the day of the Met Gala, May 4th this year. So we had a whole day of watching fashion and wretched excess. And I did very … [Read more…]
We had a half day (Sunday), a full day, and a morning, plus two hotel nights, in the big city. We did all the things: saw a Broadway play, a funny musical; walked through Times Square and Central Park (got lost in Central Park – seems to be a tradition for me) and the length … [Read more…]
First, getting there. We left from the Madison airport, where they have toddler seats where you can strap your toddler in while you pee, or use them for your bag if you don’t happen to have a toddler handy at the moment. We changed planes in Chicago to fly to Albany. And had a typical … [Read more…]
Last Saturday after the last indoor Farmers Market (that we usually drive to) Mark and I took a walk and I got my annual pictures of hellebore. In someone else’s garden, I am not a gardener. Friday, almost a week later, I took some pictures of somebody else’s daffodils. The weather’s been pretty typically April, … [Read more…]
Back in October, after my yearly physical, my primary care doc, nurse practitioner, actually, prescribed me a statin, because my cholesterol is high. But my numbers haven’t really changed in over five years, except actually to go down a good bit between 2022 and 2023, and we had already agreed that it’s probably hereditary. Because … [Read more…]
For many many years, late March into the first two weeks of April has always been a busy busy time for me. My regular job and side hustles always converged, advising week and the spring election and the WI Film fest and the Friends of the Libraries Book sale. Even last year when I was … [Read more…]