Cellar Scribblings

[serious crayons]

Well, at least the Chicken Contadina gave the meal an Italian touch! 

[CellarDweller]

Hiya BetterMost friends.

I hope everyone is doing well!

My coworker got back from vacation today, so now she can handle her clients again, and I can take it a little easier.



We have a visitor from Boston coming in for work, so we'll be in meetings tomorrow, and then having a lunch.  He'll be leaving after lunch, because he has meetings in NYC.

spent some time doing some cooking today, so I have some meals for work for the week, so that will save some cash.     Extra cash is good at this time of year!

[CellarDweller]

Well, at least the Chicken Contadina gave the meal an Italian touch! 

Yes, it sure did.  It was spicy too, which is just what I like!

[serious crayons]

Yeah, my Midwestern family Thanksgiving dinners aren't known for their spiciness. That's OK, though, they're bland in a good way.

My ex-sister-in-law and her husband hosted me along with about 12 other family members. They stick to the basics, but they like to experiment a bit. So the turkey was smoked and the dressing had mushrooms.

[CellarDweller]

Hiya BetterMost friends.

I hope everyone is doing well!

It was a little bit busy today at work, but I manged to get everything done, and leave on time again!  Always a bonus! 

I had a meeting to attend in the morning, and it was decided on that lunch would be provided later.  There was enough left over that I was able to wrap some up and take it home for dinner, so I didn't need to cook.

[CellarDweller]

Yeah, my Midwestern family Thanksgiving dinners aren't known for their spiciness. That's OK, though, they're bland in a good way.

My ex-sister-in-law and her husband hosted me along with about 12 other family members. They stick to the basics, but they like to experiment a bit. So the turkey was smoked and the dressing had mushrooms.

sounds like a good meal!  No more Thanksgiving leftovers here, so now on to Christmas!

[serious crayons]

There was enough left over that I was able to wrap some up and take it home for dinner, so I didn't need to cook.

I love it when that happens. Or the other way around -- you eat a nice dinner somewhere and have enough left over for lunch (or breakfast!) the next day.

[CellarDweller]

I love it when that happens. Or the other way around -- you eat a nice dinner somewhere and have enough left over for lunch (or breakfast!) the next day.

Oh yeah, it's always a good thing when that happens!

[Front-Ranger]

They say 40% of "doggy bag" meals are never eaten. In my house, 100% are eaten!!

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They say 40% of "doggy bag" meals are never eaten. In my house, 100% are eaten!!

  And you don't even have a dog!

My stepmother was telling me a story recently in which she and her husband went out to dinner and took home a doggy bag with absolutely no intention of eating it. Like, never in a million years would they eat food carried home from a restaurant. OK, I thought, to each their own, but then why take it home at all? Are they worried the restaurant staff would feel hurt if they didn't?