Lots of blooming tulips - in the grocery store!
Here's the bottom. What happens when nobody prunes it in the fall.
Lots of blooming tulips - in the grocery store!
I finally had another lunch outing with some close friends...Sake Sushi, Japanese restaurant in Black Mountain. Here's Helen's vegetable teriaki with brown rice. Somehow my scallops teriaki bento box didn't get photographed. We all had the miso soup to start our meals.
Today's quote:
“Behind the screen of the ordinary can be found unique and wonderful things.”
- American poet Ted Kooser
Our two Bento Box lunches...mine with scallop teriyaki...only had cooked onions in with them. but I found brown rice available for $1 more...they do it good! Miso soup comes with it and was just right!
You'll have to imagine the tofu and teriyaki entre' with brown rice, because that photo disappeared. Here's the last one I had, before learning about brown rice! My friend had 3 meals out of this wonderful mountain of veggies, and a bit of tofu.
I have enjoyed Sake Sushi...and will be going back. As soon as the tooth is repaired
On a hot hot Tues I spent a couple of hours in free air-conditioning at Ingles grocery, eating one of their banana muffins, and drinking a Starbucks decaf Americano. (no dealing with ac mold on that hot day!) I asked the kids at Starbucks how old they though I might be. One safely refused. The other guessed 73. I would like that, being 81 now. He/she asked how my joints are (all of 17 maybe as much as 20 him/herself) and bemoaned arthritis in their family. I showed everything moves just fine (without divulging the joint on one little finger which is all swollen and askew). I'm pretty grateful for my mobility!
Today's quote:
Eyes have busied themselves exclusively with seeing although they can hear better than ears whenever they join forces with what’s outside the mind’s perimeter.
Etel Adnan, painter, poet, and philosopher (February 24, 1925–November 14, 2021)
Thanks to Inge Look, Norwegian post card artist...
On Wednesday around noon, the temperature was balmy 72...really cool feeling. Until I came home and my driveway and parking lot were about 79. But later the coolness crept into my woods too. Rain is coming. Big rain if I listen to the forecasts.
Since I didn't win the lottery, I was happy to meet my friend for lunch. She had just had some dental work done, at the usual exorbitant price, but felt really good. So we indulged in Japanese fare.
Today's quote:
Illness is in part what the world has done to a victim, but in a larger part it is what the victim has done with his world. -Karl A. Menninger, psychiatrist (1893-1990)