this weekend was filled with the best sorts of things: pajamas and slippers, mapley appley bacon, cinnamon swirled french toast made on electric griddles, watching a kids' movie and reading stacks and stacks of books that i grew up with, library book sales where i got a big brown paper bag full of children's books and records for $1, fresh city salad bar and those delicious free cinnamon and sugared pita chips, homemade (by the husband) corn chowder and ginger butternut squash soup, cranking up the heat and not leaving the house for two days, date nights with thumbelina for gelato and uncomfortable borders moments, big salads with cranberries and blue cheese and fresh greens and boo-homemade maple balsamic dressing, listening to musicals and classical music on record, lots of reading of adult books (that sounds dirty- by adult, i mean bookclubbish books...you know, russian history and all that jazz), making anatomically correct gingerbread cookies and then practicing letting-go while watching gray drizzle frosting like a madwoman, and then watching her eat a half-full container of red sugary sprinkles, nursing joey like it's going out of style, football games on the tv downstairs while i work on the computer upstairs, getting my ducks in a row, working on two normal and needing clients this weekend, dreams of tingy's eggplant parm, a new love of nutella (in gelato form), wearing hats to hide my bad hair, lots of massages for sore muscles, reconnecting with my husband, taking vitamins, putting joey to bed last night at 5:15pm, watching parts of 'back to the future' and laughing, blankets, earlobes, no spaces between 'them' and 'me'
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
a weekend of food and fullness
this weekend was filled with the best sorts of things: pajamas and slippers, mapley appley bacon, cinnamon swirled french toast made on electric griddles, watching a kids' movie and reading stacks and stacks of books that i grew up with, library book sales where i got a big brown paper bag full of children's books and records for $1, fresh city salad bar and those delicious free cinnamon and sugared pita chips, homemade (by the husband) corn chowder and ginger butternut squash soup, cranking up the heat and not leaving the house for two days, date nights with thumbelina for gelato and uncomfortable borders moments, big salads with cranberries and blue cheese and fresh greens and boo-homemade maple balsamic dressing, listening to musicals and classical music on record, lots of reading of adult books (that sounds dirty- by adult, i mean bookclubbish books...you know, russian history and all that jazz), making anatomically correct gingerbread cookies and then practicing letting-go while watching gray drizzle frosting like a madwoman, and then watching her eat a half-full container of red sugary sprinkles, nursing joey like it's going out of style, football games on the tv downstairs while i work on the computer upstairs, getting my ducks in a row, working on two normal and needing clients this weekend, dreams of tingy's eggplant parm, a new love of nutella (in gelato form), wearing hats to hide my bad hair, lots of massages for sore muscles, reconnecting with my husband, taking vitamins, putting joey to bed last night at 5:15pm, watching parts of 'back to the future' and laughing, blankets, earlobes, no spaces between 'them' and 'me'
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I love your weekend, it sounds delicious. I want to eat it up!!! Hanging out at home with the heat on and snuggling in jammies is the best!!! Glad you had a wonderful weekend.
I CANNOT WAIT FOR FRIDAY!!!!
-Steph
Sounds wonderful
sounds so comforting!
i also spent my weekend at home, warm with PJs and blankets. what's better than home?!
Your weekends sound like so much fun and so food filled. My life feels like a bore compared to you. Anyhow, so bed at 5:15, do tell. We haven't encountered the climbing on the furniture yet, but Seth is into any and everything he isn't supposed to. Forget toys, he wants to play with everything else.
Have a great Tuesday Nin!
Your weekend sounds like the best kind of mama weekend. Food, children's books, kid love--it doesn't get any better :) I bet you'd love reading Tiffky Doofky by William Steig - Published 1978. I'm a big Steig fan! Carissa loved this book.
Much love,
Tab
I'm moving in with you. Now. I wanna hear more about your uncomfortable Borders moments...mostly, because I enjoy creating uncomfortable moments for my customers. Kidding. Sort of.
Aww, the Gilbert weekends. I do love reading about them. Just wish I could enjoy one of them with u guys ~
i will keep your warm weekend in my mind this week while i get my booty kicked at work. thank you, thank you for all of your inspiration!
i heart your stream of conscious posts nina. thank you for the boothy card in the mail, i loved it. xo
homebodies all are we....so lovely. loving your reads, as usual...hugs to your kidlets from me and mine...
can we have a nin/kev/kiddo gathering soon?????
This sounds sooo wonderful, as always! And how cute are you painting those T's????
The soup....yummmmyyyyy!!!!!
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