but r didn't, he made black olive hummus...
i toasted the pita bread, does that count?
(oona hangs head in shame and goes to bed.)
7.12.2008
WOH, day five: i flaked.
i toasted the pita bread, does that count?
(oona hangs head in shame and goes to bed.)
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Well, my Friday creation was also just a few finishing stitches...
ReplyDeleteIt's okay, Marcy! We still love you! And I bet that, while you were stuck doing other things, you were thinking about creative things in your head. That counts in my book!
ReplyDeletei was, i was! i was thinking about a new banner for the blog... fixing the kitchen... making a mxi-dress...
ReplyDeleteCooking is creative, and it nourishes the body as well as the soul.
ReplyDeleteYou can't create on an empty stomach!
well, as we followed up with burgers (2 each) and tater tots, i should've made my own sistine chapel.
ReplyDeleteWere the burgers as good as the ones at the Leaf? I'd like to have one of those here:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.vaticanotours.com/g/sistine_chapel.jpg
i'll accept your toasted pita bread! r's hummus looks delicious. and those photos are terrific, so you can't discount that for creative activity.
ReplyDeleteDinner sounded really good!
ReplyDeleteYou were probably tired from all that dancing--toasting bread is definitely oh so creative, you've got to get it just the right shade of golden brown.
maya, it IS delicious... and i can't even take credit for the photos, dammit. i took them the last time he made hummus....FOR SHAME!
ReplyDeletethough, i did get the pita right this time;) we'll have to have some in eileen's garden, EG.
Heck, I think the photos are pretty damn creative!
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