Quiet, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
So no leftovers and tired of them anyway
so what to eat. I made potato soup beginning with chopped carrots, onions, celery and a few butternut squash pieces, Was so good, simple and easy to cook. Covered it with grated cheese
Just finished an order from Amazon
for Himalayan salt, I use and suppose to be full of extra benefits and need all available to this one,
I copied an easy recipe for a Pumpkin Souffle.
If it turns out well
will share.
Do not like the fact that Christmas music was playing during Thanksgiving.
Soup finished, have enough for a bowl this evening, dishes done and now time to read the New York Times.
Best Wishes to Everyone.
An addition
rarely eat cereal but spotted the other day
a lot of nutrition and I let it soften in milk
before I tried.
I usually cook an egg & toast or waffle with banana
6 comments:
There is a study that says repetitive Christmas music is stressful to store workers and to shoppers. I agree! I stay home mostly these days anyway and am glad that I can.
I use HImalayan salt, too! Because it doesn't have iodine, I use iodized salt in my homemade bread and tomato sauce, and anything I am baking or cooking, but when anything is on the plate, that's when I use the pink salt. It has a flavor all it's own, so not only does it salt my food but it tastes good too.
I forgot to add that I really like the way you are willing to try new food products! You do eat healthier than most, and I hope you realize that.
I have a Himalayan Salt lamp. I love it.
I didn't know you could eat the salt.
I would prefer if Christmas music didn't start until the 20th.
Tabor, doing all I know to do. Nothing seems to help Shingles or Arthritis or maybe I am
expecting to much at this stage of life ")
Belated thanksgiving wishes my friend.
I'm so far into quiet now I despise the intrusive music everywhere I go. It is assault of the senses.
XO
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