I can't believe it's 2013. I haven't written in so long, and I miss it, so, for my own pleasure, I'm going to start writing again, but I'm starting small. So here's what I did today:
1. Drove to FW, to work (of course).
2. Went to the grocery store after work, then came home and unpacked everything and tidied up the kitchen. I washed a couple of beautiful Bartlett pears and some gorgeous tomatoes, and put them out on the counter to finish ripening and put everything else away.
3. Fed Ike.
4. Suited up and went out into the cold evening intending to walk 3 miles, but the cold was so invigorating that I ended up walking 5.3 miles, at a respectable pace, and I felt terrific when I finished.
5. Had a hot shower (I really love hot showers) and shampooed my hair.
6. Did a load of laundry.
1. Drove to FW, to work (of course).
2. Went to the grocery store after work, then came home and unpacked everything and tidied up the kitchen. I washed a couple of beautiful Bartlett pears and some gorgeous tomatoes, and put them out on the counter to finish ripening and put everything else away.
3. Fed Ike.
4. Suited up and went out into the cold evening intending to walk 3 miles, but the cold was so invigorating that I ended up walking 5.3 miles, at a respectable pace, and I felt terrific when I finished.
5. Had a hot shower (I really love hot showers) and shampooed my hair.
6. Did a load of laundry.
4 comments:
Is there really such a thing as a "beautiful tomato" that can be acquired from anywhere besides one's own garden any more? Especially in the middle of winter?
So nice to have you back :)
What?! You didn't organize your sock drawer?
We get vine-ripened tomatoes in Texas year round. They're grown hydroponically in south Texas in huge greenhouses, and they're delicious.
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