Author: lis

Oliver and Watson are full members of the staff at work, which means sometimes they are required to attend meetings.

Today, as part of interviewing someone, we learned how to use playdough to sculpt a mountain.  I turned mine into a volcano.  Also, “blue lava” sounds like a band name.

An oatmeal cookie from Great Harvest Bakery.  Who know that raisins in a cookie are an abomination, while chocolate chips are a delight.

As I was cleaning up at the end of today’s craft fair, and removing all my stuff from the top of the piano (my assigned location), I found this sign on the floor underneath.

I’ve never had black truffles, and I suspect that, given the price, this is the closest I will ever come to them.

“Let him go on….he’s a Ferrous in the sun…!”

Doug carves the bird and places the slices onto the turkey platter of yesterday’s post.  Dinner was DELICIOUS!!!!

This platter belonged to my Nana, and Doug and I inherited it when she was downsizing to move in with my Mom.  She only ever used it, I think,  on Thanksgiving.  And now that’s the only time we use it.

There are many many many copies of this book in my colleague’s office for an event at work in a couple weeks.  It’s a little silly.

When I saw these in the cooler at the cafe, my immediate thought was “Chilled Pepto Bismol???  Why????”  And then realized they were soda and was still pretty horrified.