This week our lives have been so quiet I have almost nothing for a weekend wrap-up. But I’d like to share with my blog friends at ReaderBuzz, so here are just a few images and thoughts.
Downtown…
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| We went downtown for lunch at the Slurping Turtle one afternoon, and then walked around and got some cookbooks out of the library. If we find any recipes, that will be for a later day! |
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| We are quite fond of the sushi at Slurping Turtle.
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| Many shop windows are decorated for winter and the holidays. I took these photos a few weeks ago, but enjoyed seeing some of them again. |
11 comments:
Nice holiday window decorations. Slow week here too as I battle some leg pain from arthritis and the nasty wet weather here. Have a good week.
I'm glad you liked the TV version of "Chemistry." And love all the A2 windows. Your menus look absolutely delicious!
I've had a more or less quiet week also. Good idea to reread Lessons in Chemistry, and the mystery sounds good also. I love the owl painted on the store window.hugs-Erika
Hello,
I like the pretty window decorations.
The meals all look delicious!
I will see if my library has the mystery available.
Take care, have a great weekend.
I love the name Slurping Turtle for a restaurant.
Very pretty window decorations.
I've never heard of a Mexican Torta, I'll have to find a recipe and make it, I love Mexican food.
I don't know who Len is but they did a great job, that bread looks like a professional baker made it!
I hope you enjoy both of your books.
Love the pictures!!
I read Lesson in Chemistry recently. I started watching the series but I haven't finished it yet.
After weeks of darting here and there, I had a week of quiet, too, but, oddly and unexpectedly, I felt restless. I had a couple of invitations to go out and do some things, but I chose to stay home instead. I think I'm going to do that today, too.
The Mexican torta looks fantastic. Honestly, anything you put with that bread Len made would be fantastic, I think.
I have a couple of cookbooks from the library, Baking Yesteryear and Tasting History, here that I hope to browse through today.
I'm glad you were able to cook the torta. I get a lot of cooking ideas from my friends from the language app who live in Brazil. Now it's just time to roll up my sleeves and start cookin'.
I had a mostly quiet week at home, too... primarily waiting for contractors, but more reading time than usual. Love the sushi presentation!
Great pictures! The food looks so yummy!
So glad you compared the Garmus novel and the show. I thought it was following it closely!
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