Music: Fred Hersch, Alive at the Vanguard (played at home on the stereo).
Plans: to drive south and see the historian's son's family in Lehi. Denied (see: Weather.)
Viewing: Les Miz (with my daughters. Full of singing?). Rerun of Modern Family (with the historian. Still funny). The Jazz game (WOE.).
Comestibles: leftovers: spinach and fontina strata, Chinese food, fruit salad, green salad. Cookies of all stripes. Frosted Mini-Wheats.
After the fact: baked the rest of the cookie dough still chilling out in my fridge--date-nut pinwheels and sugar cookies, cut into stars and holly leaves and Christmas trees. Even though Christmas is over and we opened all the presents.
Contemplating: the family dinner we have planned for New Years Day. What will I make? I kind of feel like it should just be sandwiches. And maybe potato chips. Would that be wrong?
Thought about, but did not: stop in at Target on my way home from the movie.
Shocking: how tired I am and how I could not fall asleep last night.
Mood: a little sleep deprived, frankly.
Footwear: slippers. socks. work boots for the late-night dog walk.
note: it is almost the end of 2012, so I owe the readers of this blog
- a list of the movies I saw this year, along with my big important opinions on them.
- possible other lists.
- a short reflective essay on the "Blogging Every Day in the Year 2012" project.
Selfish me. I want you to blog every day in 2013, okay?
ReplyDeleteI second that comment, Ann!
ReplyDeleteDid you know that really Christmas isn't over until January 6th? The 12 Days of Christmas just begin with Christmas Day. I think Christmas cookies are entirely appropriate for at least another. Especially if you have snow.
ReplyDeleteAnd potato chips and sandwiches -- aren't they traditional? Or ought to be.