Quick book update, etc.
I finally got some reading in, finishing "The Toll Gate" by Georgette Heyer, which was OK, but won't make my Top 10 list of favorites by her. This morning I finished "Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake" by Sarah Maclean, and it was marvelous. Looks like it will be the first in a trilogy, with the next out in two months.
Dinner tonight will be leftovers, but I'm looking forward to it. Jace and I made a deep dish pizza last night, complete with an enormous sausage patty. We used fire-roasted diced tomatoes to top it off, and it was wonderful. Used up the last of my whole wheat flour making the crust, so I need to pick up flour at the grocery store. I followed my Aunt Kathy's recipe for "Uno's Pizza" in the family cookbook.
I was thinking about my aunt this weekend, after spending time with her sons and daughters. She is so very missed. I think the family needs "WWKD?" bumper stickers. Kathy always gave it to you straight (and was never one to pass a Dairy Queen.)
A friend on Facebook who recently lost her father posted that she really missed him and his good common sense today. Her father was a great man, and I was tempted to suggest she ask herself "WWDD?" The first D could mean Dad for her, and since her father's name was Dave, it works for others who knew him, and miss his great stories.
Dinner tonight will be leftovers, but I'm looking forward to it. Jace and I made a deep dish pizza last night, complete with an enormous sausage patty. We used fire-roasted diced tomatoes to top it off, and it was wonderful. Used up the last of my whole wheat flour making the crust, so I need to pick up flour at the grocery store. I followed my Aunt Kathy's recipe for "Uno's Pizza" in the family cookbook.
I was thinking about my aunt this weekend, after spending time with her sons and daughters. She is so very missed. I think the family needs "WWKD?" bumper stickers. Kathy always gave it to you straight (and was never one to pass a Dairy Queen.)
A friend on Facebook who recently lost her father posted that she really missed him and his good common sense today. Her father was a great man, and I was tempted to suggest she ask herself "WWDD?" The first D could mean Dad for her, and since her father's name was Dave, it works for others who knew him, and miss his great stories.