So in August of 2012 I started I theme I called “AlphaQuest” where I tried to find the letters the alphabet in everyday object–cracks in the pavement, that sort of thing. In January of 2014 I posted for the letter T (I didn’t find something every day, so it took a while to get that far). And haven’t posted since. Which is lame. So, picking up where I left off, here is a nose clip in the shape of a letter U.
Doug got me 3 different varieties of hot chocolate. Tonight we tried 2 of them.
Years ago, one of the British counselors at camp showed me the best way to enjoy a mug of hot chocolate. First, make your hot chocolate: fancy stuff, Swiss Miss, whatever, doesn’t matter. Then take a bit of solid chocolate, like a Halloween candy size, and dip it in the mug (we had these lollipops which we will be able to use multiple times). Stir it around for a sec, then remove it and suck off the melted chocolate. Repeat, alternating with sips from the mug.
My prescription changed just enough to merit getting new specs. Kelly, the optician I’ve worked with for years, always brings over around 10 options. It’s kind of fun.
Preparation for our annual New Year’s Day brunch tomorrow. Assorted serving utensils, plates, silverware, napkins, a bowl for bagels. Everything else is in the kitchen.
Had the annual boob squish today. After the radiologist took a front view, she turned me for the side, and realized “Oh! I’m just going to grab my bigger paddle.” Yep. Heard that before.
Really? We have to put signs on the doors of businesses now, telling people not to be assholes????
Since buying my latest car 2 years ago, I have missed driving a stick shift. They’re just really hard to find these days. So, Doug got me an ersatz shifter to keep me entertained.
I haven’t painted my nails myself in years….probably at least 10 years. But I thought they were looking good enough to do them today.
Another successful Jewish Christmas Eve spent at a local Chinese restaurant. We were pretty sure we had ordered way too much food, but in the end, we’d managed to finish off most of it.
I know I’m Jewish, and didn’t grow up doing all the Christmas decoration stuff. But, because I don’t live under a rock, I’m pretty aware of the type of things that are out there. But this one baffles me. Is the dinosaur eating the Christmas tree? Smoking it? What does any of this have to do with Christmas?
