plant lettuces: check

April 13, 2009 – 7:51 pm

Spring is not cooperating here.  Today it was rainsnowing.  I planted lettuces on Saturday anyway.  Along with kale, chard, spinach, radishes and carrots.  smile.

Things at our house have been kinda crazy.  I am now unemployed.  Not unexpected, but nevertheless.  This isn’t a bad thing per se.  Just kindof hard for me to get used to.  Last week (my first full week of unemployment) I got absolutely nothing done. And wanted to take a nap about twice a day.  Today I began the week by imposing a little more discipline on myself: Get up. Read something brain/spirit-expanding.  Drink tea (4 cups). Do schoolwork.  Run.

Maybe next week I will tackle: Get dressed before noon.

Now, I’m also hoping that a bit more head space will mean getting a bit more extracurricular writing done.  Some should go here, some in my journal, some towards new songs.  Also, I’m researching some local places I can do some volunteer work. And starting training for a half-marathon on May 10.  We will see how this goes.  I am mostly worried about my knees.

Today it was so chilly/rainy that I was inspired to make Refrigerator Soup.  You know it, the one where you rummage through the fridge to find anything soup-worthy (regardless of freshness) and stick it in the pot.  Today was serendipitous and I was secretly smug about my mad grocery-shopping skills.  Yield: 1/2 head of cabbage, 1 large sweet potato, 1 tupperware of chickpeas, half an onion, and some garlic cloves.  Add some veggie boullion, some thyme and rosemary and cayenne, get Hubs to pick up a baguette on his way home; and you have dinner worth eating.

Oh, and I got a job offer today. a good one.

  1. 2 Responses to “plant lettuces: check”

  2. I didn’t know you got a job offer and I want some of your soup….stat.

    By Lyle on Apr 15, 2009

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