Basil: Heal me.
Posted on February 17, 2007 - Filed Under Mama's baby, vegetables | 1 Comment
Well, Will’s ailment has infected our whole household. For Shawn, it started on Valentine’s Day, one day after Will first became sick. And while I did make an abbreviated dinner like Virtual Frolic suggested (I did the chicken, potatoes and mini cakes and skipped the rest), it wasn’t a pleasurable meal. The only really good [...]
Read More..>>Happy Valentine’s Day from the Sick Bay
Posted on February 14, 2007 - Filed Under Mama's baby | 4 Comments
Dinner tonight is up in the air. I had planned three courses: cheese fondue to start us off, followed by a lovely lemon rosemary roasted chicken with fingerling potatoes and green beens, and finished off with individual heart shaped chocolate cakes.
But Will is ill. VERY ill. I won’t mar the blog with the gory details, [...]
Finally, a recipe!
Posted on February 13, 2007 - Filed Under potatoes, side dishes | Leave a Comment
Fingerling potatoes are small, sweet tubers that vaguely look like deformed and fat fingers. I was lucky enough to pick up a giant bag of them at Costco not long ago (yay!) and finally got to sample their deliciousness. Man, are they ever good.
I am a big fan of roasting great potatoes, so that’s what [...]
Read More..>>Rough Weekend
Posted on February 12, 2007 - Filed Under Blog news | Leave a Comment
I intended on posting a few times this weekend but two things thwarted that plan.
First, my laptop’s Internet Explorer began malfunctioning (wouldn’t go to webpages at all). Finally I discovered that there was an upgrade that Microsoft REALLY wanted me to download (do you sense a conspiracy here, because I do). When I finally did [...]
Mama always comes back.
Posted on February 8, 2007 - Filed Under Blog news, Mama's baby | 1 Comment
I just returned from my first business trip ever. It was more than a week and took me to Miami, away from my son, my husband, my dogs . . . And I missed them all like crazy. When Will was a newborn, my husband was travelling all the time for long periods. It was [...]
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