Wednesday on Wednesday, go figure
Taking 
kaberett's lead and adding Cooking and Growing to this list.
Finished: Nothing. Not reading a whole lot this week.
Still reading: Alien Contact, Ed. Marty Halpern. I had already read the Gaiman short in this collection, which I remember loathing, but so far, the rest is entertaining alien what-if stories.
On Writing, by Stephen King, which I re-read every couple years.
Completely stalled on writing. It's a heck of a time, so I'm not worrying about it. I bought a membership to Masterclass, where Margaret Atwood has a course in fiction writing, which I'm looking forward to. Will do it as soon as I have some free hours and brainpower.
Still playing Lily's Garden. If history is any indication, I will mostly just play that for years until I'm tired of it. It was like that with Two Dots before this.
I very much enjoy my YouTube Music supermix, and that's what I usually select. Two songs it keeps serving me are "Shotgun Down The Avalanche" by Shawn Colvin, and "Me And Julio" by Paul Simon.
I don't know why I decided to watch "Holidate." I lasted about an hour.
James is watching Forged in Fire during our together-watching time, which is fine because I just mostly ignore it while we hang out on the couch, and we're both happy. I like cooking competitions, but I love to cook. Competitions about stuff I don't do or understand? Not fun for me.
Saturday night Svengoolie dates. This past one was "Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein," which reminds me of my mom, who always had a crush on Lou Costello.
Oh, and GBBO (Great British Bak(e-Off/ing Show)), which we also both really like, and which currently has new eps every Friday on Netflix.
Tomorrow is Cultural Annihilation Day and Thanksgiving, at least in our place. I am making a small traditional meal for the three of us, and I'll take a plate to the kid.
Turkey breast
Gravy
Dressing
Mashed potatoes
Corn
Simon's carrots
Maybe creamed peas
Maybe roasted butternut squash
Store-bought pie and whipped cream
Uncle Ed will make cranberry sauce and deviled eggs
The new budget has a line item for refreshing my Square Foot Garden. My mom was very nurturing and always overwatered the garden because she thought it was thirsty. I will try to be a little less attentive. Gonna refresh the soil and then plant some winter crops. Really looking forward to trying tomatoes again in the spring.
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kaberett's lead and adding Cooking and Growing to this list.
Finished: Nothing. Not reading a whole lot this week.
Still reading: Alien Contact, Ed. Marty Halpern. I had already read the Gaiman short in this collection, which I remember loathing, but so far, the rest is entertaining alien what-if stories.
On Writing, by Stephen King, which I re-read every couple years.
Completely stalled on writing. It's a heck of a time, so I'm not worrying about it. I bought a membership to Masterclass, where Margaret Atwood has a course in fiction writing, which I'm looking forward to. Will do it as soon as I have some free hours and brainpower.
Still playing Lily's Garden. If history is any indication, I will mostly just play that for years until I'm tired of it. It was like that with Two Dots before this.
I very much enjoy my YouTube Music supermix, and that's what I usually select. Two songs it keeps serving me are "Shotgun Down The Avalanche" by Shawn Colvin, and "Me And Julio" by Paul Simon.
I don't know why I decided to watch "Holidate." I lasted about an hour.
James is watching Forged in Fire during our together-watching time, which is fine because I just mostly ignore it while we hang out on the couch, and we're both happy. I like cooking competitions, but I love to cook. Competitions about stuff I don't do or understand? Not fun for me.
Saturday night Svengoolie dates. This past one was "Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein," which reminds me of my mom, who always had a crush on Lou Costello.
Oh, and GBBO (Great British Bak(e-Off/ing Show)), which we also both really like, and which currently has new eps every Friday on Netflix.
Tomorrow is Cultural Annihilation Day and Thanksgiving, at least in our place. I am making a small traditional meal for the three of us, and I'll take a plate to the kid.
Turkey breast
Gravy
Dressing
Mashed potatoes
Corn
Simon's carrots
Maybe creamed peas
Maybe roasted butternut squash
Store-bought pie and whipped cream
Uncle Ed will make cranberry sauce and deviled eggs
The new budget has a line item for refreshing my Square Foot Garden. My mom was very nurturing and always overwatered the garden because she thought it was thirsty. I will try to be a little less attentive. Gonna refresh the soil and then plant some winter crops. Really looking forward to trying tomatoes again in the spring.
This entry was originally posted on Dreamwidth (DW). I welcome comments here or at the original post, where there are currently
comments. If you don't have a DW account, you can post using your LJ name as an OpenID account, or feel free to comment anonymously and I'll unscreen.