Because of an impending visit from Handsome Son, and a great scarcity in the house of any little something, whole wheat walnut muffins showed up
Meanwhile lunch was a tuna melt. There will be a cauliflower cheese in my future, too. And today I'll be roasting that little chicken you saw last week, do there will be plenty of go-to no-planning food around. Always a good thing.
I expect readers all got the Haggard Hawks puzzle?
MONSOON
Some people have seen this one before, but new readers maybe not. Anyway, that's it and thank you for not giving it away.
And current reading while I'm finishing up First Ladies, is a bit of fluff from D E Stevenson
It's for when you need a break from serious writing like the books I've read lately. An amuse-bouche. Before I delve into the 1819 Project for my online book group.
Emma Mitchell has created another great arrangement, and gives us notes on what's in it.
Happy day everyone, spring equinox soon in this hemisphere, moving along so fast.
Your whole wheat walnut muffins look good!
ReplyDeleteThey're not bad.
DeleteYour latest misfits box looks very much like what I have in my house. You know- I've never had a tuna melt. What's wrong with me?
ReplyDeleteCatch up! Tuna melt is great fast food.
DeleteThose muffins look good. I use Kerry Gold butter, I first discovered it years ago at Costco. So good. Have a delightful visit with HS.
ReplyDeleteKerry Gold came my way a while back, great butter, expensive, so used for best. St Patrick's Day is nearly here, this all makes sense.
DeleteThose primulas in Emma's bouquet are just like the ones we have growing on our patio! The Stevenson book looks amusing.
ReplyDeleteIt's very much like the Provincial Lady books in style. Same period, similar social group.
DeleteMrs. Tim looks delightful and so do your muffins. I love that sweet posy!
ReplyDeleteInnocent pleasures today.
DeleteYou are able to meals etc out of just about anything.
ReplyDeleteIf the ingredients are good, you're halfway there.
DeleteOoh those muffins! And imagine finding that posy on your doorstep.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to open the door to that posy. There's another picture of her leaving it where the boxer can't get at it.
DeleteI am so looking forward to having an oven again and being able to create little somethings.
ReplyDeleteAutumn equinox approaching here and I am looking forward to the clocks going back. I am a rare beast who prefers winter but ours are nothing like yours.
You'll be back in your element, cooking, making, soon. Yes I think we get more of a winter. I'm glad it's leaving now.
DeleteWhat a lovely selection of information. I agree with others, the muffins look scrumptious, The flower posy is so pretty - the recipient will be delighted.
ReplyDeleteI imagine she was. Emma is a brain researcher and knows the impact of seeing this kind of arrangement, so having her give it would be great.
DeleteWill look out for the DE Stevenson. How lovely to be given a little posy.
ReplyDeleteI think you'll definitely enter into Stevenson's style.
DeleteA boxer with ADHD made me laugh. The posy would be most welcome here because I love blue.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely, isn't it?
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