1. a long and sunny walk with manjiri and her super delicious, 4-weeks-old dude! (i'm sorry east coast family of mine, but it became even clearer to me today how much i'll need sunshine and a snow-free ground to handle motherhood...)
2. cc talking me down from a bread-making-disaster cliff. was near tears, scooping up spilled honey with my palm, and about to throw the whole mess into the trash, when he suggested we treat this as a "practice loaf" and keep going. (something about it "not counting" made me stop hyperventilating...i'm five, i know.) and now it's all puffy and golden brown and smelling yummy in the oven.
3. lincoln park after dark opi nail polish.
4. the little plate we made and shared on the couch: dark chocolate, dried apricots, aged parm slices and sf wildflower honey. um drool.
5. whopper juniors with cheese.
Nooo!!! We have sunshine AND snow-free ground (for two months, but who's counting) here on the East! You cannot deprive us of delicious amy + clay babes. It's just NOT RIGHT. Does "a waste of a baby" sound familiar????
ReplyDeleteTexas, sunny, 75 degrees in Jan., beach 5 hours away, snow (Okla) 5 hours away, ready and willing grandmother...what could be better?
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hahaha. you said that and jeff replied quietly: "that's not very nice." thanks jeffy!
ReplyDeletei lurve my new england, i really do, i just know my mental health couldn't stand the snow and ice again. i'll visit i'll visit i'll visit!!!
and while texas is certainly warmer, i can see the water from my bed right now -- so the beach 5 hours away would be hard...i'm a cape cod baby! spoiled, i know, but oooeeee that's a toughie to lose.
how 'bouts everyone just move here instead? yes? okay!
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