Outside My Window ... blue-grey early morning light and clear skies.
I am thinking ... thinking? It's too early in the morning to think!
From the learning rooms ... Star is taking part in a gym/dance showcase at school this week. She needs to record some music onto a CD for today's rehearsal. She told me this at 6.30am and we have no blank CDs. Hoping against hope that K-next-door will have a spare and avert meltdown. (ETA: She does! Oh wonderful neighbour!)
I am thankful for ... cute new toddler nighties. Sleepsuits don't work well with potties, and pyjama bottoms fall down on Cherub.
From the kitchen ... beef casserole.
I am wearing ... pink pyjamas.
I am creating ... plans for a new kitchen. Exciting, but oh! so many choices to make! Trying to balance our wish list and our budget.
I am going ... to take Little Cherub to see the nurse. Her eczema won't clear no matter how much cream I slather on it. Looks like it may be infected. (Been there before with Angel, so this is a familiar scenario.)
I am reading ... My Life With the Saints by James Martin S.J.
I am hoping ... all the winter coughs, colds and sickies are over and done with.
I am hearing ... Little Cherub announcing that she is going downstairs.
Around the house ... surface clutter multiplying again.
One of my favorite things ... daffodils.
A Few Plans For The Rest Of The Week ... parent-teacher meeting at Star's school; a kitchen-planning appointment; an Irish themed meal with our neighbour friends in honour of St. Patrick's Day next week (my turn to make dessert - any ideas?); Angel's birthday next Sunday.
A Picture Thought I Am Sharing ... another old photo. My adopted great-aunt's parents, William and Annie Wilson, taken late 19th century.
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My Little Irish Cookbook has the following for dessert suggestions:
Blackberry Sorbet (late August to mid-October for fresh blackberries but perhaps you have some in the deep freeze?)
Rhubarb Fool
Gooseberry Crumble
Apple Tart
Porter Cake
Do you see the Irishness in any of these?
I once did a chocolate mousse in small glass tumblers topped with whipped cream as "Guinness" :)
But I've also done wobbily green jelly (make up with 2/3 water pour into flat tin and cut out with sharp knife into shamrocks.
Cute toddler nighties aw.....
Oh a new kitchen! That is exciting! I hope you will post before, during, and after photos! I am digging your blog!
Barm Brack?
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