Yeah, I don’t get it, either.
At any rate, I wrote and posted a new Steal Tomorrow flash fiction piece this morning, then went to run a few errands and mentally curse the people of this world who do not understand that blocking grocery aisles with your cart is bad and adding your cart to someone else’s aisle-blocking cart does not improve matters.
I came home and cooked for the week. Nothing new here, but I made:
- Quinoa-Spinach Bake
- Rice Balls
- Curried Zucchini and Yellow Squash
- Baked Yellow Squash with Chipolte Cheddar
- Brown Rice
- Oatmeal Cookies
Now I’m going to iron some clothes for work, do my nails, feed the bunny and settle in with some quiet time for writing, editing, etc.
Cadbury seems to be settling down a bit. He still has intense periods of exploration and friskiness, but he also spends more time just hanging out in loaf position. I guess he’s getting used to this place. He still has a lot to learn, though, including that scratching at a door will not make it open. For that, you need opposable thumbs. I tried to explain, but he remains undeterred. Dan says I shouldn’t trust a bunny in a mask, and maybe he’s right.
5 comments:
We passed a place on the way to the Park that was selling rabbits. I thought of you. (and how I'd never get a rabbit without talking to you for a long time first.)
Did you post a link to the Steal Tomorrow flash at Sunday Scribblings? Nothing to lose for trying it...
Do you need more spinach yet? :)
Did the pizza sauce survive the journey?
Did Dan ever find that perfect ringtone?
Don't trust a bunny in a mask! Ha!! Cadbury can be Zorro for Halloween.
*giggling* at Dan's Bunny in a Mask comment! :)
I'm glad little Cadbury's settling down. Oh, does he ever sound like MaoMao's Bun Soul Brutha!
Cadbury's a hoot!
I need to get back to batch cooking, now that I'm going to be office bound... I'll start tomorrow with dahl. It's like any sport, you can't start out a pro, you need to work up to it!
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