Not that season.
It's the season when plants start coming into the house for the winter. After this horrible summer all I can say is, winter, bring it on. But not too on, okay? Okay.
Our weather has been mild. I have not turned the furnace on yet, very welcome for the winter finances. It's expensive, all this being great again.
As I put the period to the prior sentence the power went out. It came on again early afternoon but I didn't get back to this. So, a day later. Yesterday was sunny and 75 F/24-ish C, today cloudy and cooler.
I got some laughter yesterday when talking to a friend. She has a tiny tortie who has a huge personality and a booming voice. After what Cora obviously found long enough without her human's full attention I was treated to the loud yowling of an insulted cat. She would not stop. I finally told my friend Cora was telling her to hang up the damn phone and put her attention where it belonged. So she did. I have always thought of Bette Midler when I think of Cora.
We had another meal from leftovers, chicken this time. There is still enough to use in soup or with pasta. Cutting Mark back to eating for two instead of three has been profitable.
3 comments:
Sandra, how nice... I like your flowers, and the food is also to my taste :))
Greetings with drops, Andreja!
We finally turned on one small stove, but we are lucky that our gas is free---another reason I don't want to ever move.
The meal looks delicious, and I laughed about cutting your hubby back! Mine eats more than I do yet weighs less. Go figure.
Enjoy these lovely days.
We turned the furnance on the other day and them back off again. Today it's really full and pretty out and muggy in the trailer so the air is on. Windows soon once we get the airs out.
Animals can be demanding at times for sure. I confess, mine goes on a time-out When a demanding barks shoots out his mouth. Those time-outs work well for us.
In other news, love your meal photos.
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