...dreams come true, apparently!
And last night, Gordon cooked me a white dinner!
Despite appearances, it was delicious. Potatoes from the garden (mashed with the skins on), local cauliflower, and haddock from the east coast. I teased Gordon mercilessly about the monochromatic dinner, but really I am insanely grateful for his cooking. :)And a memory from Hallowe'en 2005...
Who IS that alien knitter?
It better melt or it's gonna be a loooong winter!
ReplyDeleteWe had just a sprinkle out here, thank you very much. But is raining now and very cold.
ReplyDeleteOh, I don't like the cold! But I'll take any kind of dinner that's cooked for me!!!
ReplyDeleteGosh, you've got snow already. We had lunch outside today!
ReplyDeleteI CANNOT believe it! It makes me cold just to look at it.
ReplyDeleteI don't have to mention how warm it is here. well after all it is mx.
And that dinner looks delish. I could eat an entire plate of those mashed potatoes. :D
Yikes snow in October. Huzzah for the Gulfstream I say!
ReplyDeleteNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Winter cant be there yet.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I'd put up with snow if I got a dinner that looked that yummy.
It hasn't melted yet, the day after!! No trick-or-treaters either. Usually we get three. N
ReplyDeleteearly 50, we sometimes get a dusting of snow around Hallowe'en, but it usually disappears. This stuff hasn't gone yet! The real snow usually starts in late November.
Dr. Sloth, I could do with some Mexican heat right now.
Jams, climate change is coming your way! STock up on parkas. :)
Sugarcreek, I am absolutely NOT ready for winter. My brain is still in August.
Wow, that is early snow. And I love the old costume. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteIt actually belonged to our "little brother" out in BC (we volunteered as a Big Couple for Big Bros/Big Sisters). It has lights on it that flashed on and off. Totally awesome. He was so nice to let me wear it!
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