Eaty eaty :-)
This entry is about a subject very dear to my heart: food. Since moving down here I've been trying to eat a lot more healthy food. I buy organic produce at the grocery store and eat a lot of fruit for brekki every day. And on weekends I make salads crammed with all sorts of interesting things for lunch. For the past few weeks my breakfast has included blueberries, strawberries & raspberries but I was getting tired of that so this week I'm trying cranberries and cherries instead. I've also begun to experiment with persimmons and am waiting for guavas to make an appearance in the grocery store. I used to buy bananas and pears but now that VMware has begin providing us with a variety of fresh fruit for brekki daily (instead of just twice a week) I have stopped buying my own pears and am just eating those at work instead during 2nd breakfast. They have a regular supply of bananas too but I like to start the day with a banana so I don't want to wait until 2nd breakfast to eat a banana.
Update: I have discovered that I hate cranberries :-(
Last night was the Hammarskjold Thanksgiving dinner. We invited all the former Hammies we could track down and several of them actually showed up. Many of the Hammies spent hours prepared an extensive line-up of delicious food including both traditional Thanksgiving fare and more adventurous international ethnic cuisine. I was in charge of decorations and managed to make the place look reasonably festive on a budget of under $20. We even got a fire going in the fireplace! [I apologize for the poor quality of the photographs; the conditions were less than ideal for taking good shots.]
Update: I have discovered that I hate cranberries :-(
Last night was the Hammarskjold Thanksgiving dinner. We invited all the former Hammies we could track down and several of them actually showed up. Many of the Hammies spent hours prepared an extensive line-up of delicious food including both traditional Thanksgiving fare and more adventurous international ethnic cuisine. I was in charge of decorations and managed to make the place look reasonably festive on a budget of under $20. We even got a fire going in the fireplace! [I apologize for the poor quality of the photographs; the conditions were less than ideal for taking good shots.]