TS #5
At day’s end, it is Dad’s time to cook our evening meal. Alia isn’t very fond of those items that many people usually consider edible, so her dinner often needs separate preparation. Peanut butter stars practically every night, but mac-n-cheese plays understudy occasionally. Catherine, on the other hand, willingly consumes most culinary experiments I put out for consumption. Food experimentation differs only slightly from labwork, although sometimes supper looks more inedible than research end-products. Still, my cooking process calms me down after commuting. If I’m lucky, all necessary ingredients are readily available; everyone’s happy, except today’s menu item, a catfish.
Started: 6:58 PM
Ended: 7:48 PM
Elapsed time: 50 minutes
This one was difficult - I had too many duplicates, and had to re-work the middle almost completely, which lost some of the narrative connectedness, unfortunately.
As it is the summer, and I'm not teaching, I've got a series of conferences and trips that will interrupt my attempts at keeping on a weekly schedule. Travel is already responsible for the most recent gap. We'll see if I can keep to any semblance of a schedule!
Started: 6:58 PM
Ended: 7:48 PM
Elapsed time: 50 minutes
This one was difficult - I had too many duplicates, and had to re-work the middle almost completely, which lost some of the narrative connectedness, unfortunately.
As it is the summer, and I'm not teaching, I've got a series of conferences and trips that will interrupt my attempts at keeping on a weekly schedule. Travel is already responsible for the most recent gap. We'll see if I can keep to any semblance of a schedule!