Every day for a year, starting on my 49th birthday, I did something I've never done before. Now that I've completed that project, here's more of my adventures.
Thursday, December 8, 2022
The Internet, Where We All Learn From Each Other
Sometimes the information learned is substantial and thought-provoking. Sometimes it's
less earth shattering, but still important.
This morning after breakfast I learned on a forum that December 8th is
National Brownie Day. A couple of hours later Catalyst at
Oddball Observations
offered the same news. After two mentions how could I not act on the
information?
Before dinner I had to run to the grocery store. In addition to the items on my list a large frosted brownie from the bakery department added itself to my bag. Although I could have made a whole pan for the price of the slice, there are only two of us in the house. I knew that if I made a pan way too many of those brownies would find their way into my mouth, so buying a pre-made one was my way of exhibiting some portion control.Dinner was a clean-out-the refrigerator main dish salad with chopped napa
cabbage, roasted sweet potatoes and freekeh, tossed with a honey lime
vinaigrette with hints of garlic and jalapeno and topped with chopped cashews. Hubby Tony plated and served. He also carbonated some water and made a pot of decaf coffee to go with the star of the show dessert.
All was good.
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I think you NEED another brownie!
ReplyDeleteAnd I think we have several boxes of brownie mix. Time to go check and then celebrate.
And who put that yellow thing in your vodka?
It's fizzy water with lemon. That much vodka would put me under the table :-)
DeleteVery creative dinner from leftovers. Yum on dessert.
ReplyDeleteThe best dinners often start with not much.
DeleteNational Brownie Day, I like that. Since I am a widow I don't bake treats unless I have an event to attend, too many calories would keep tempting me.
ReplyDeleteI completely understand what you're saying.
DeleteIt all looks so tasty.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Thank you.
DeleteI guess I missed brownie day.
ReplyDeleteI give you permission to celebrate it whenever it works into your schedule :-)
DeleteNot sure how I missed National Brownie Day, but I had recently made my son a Oatmeal Crusted Peanut Butter Brownie Pie. I was a little early, but we can say that I celebrated.
ReplyDeleteHoly cow, that sounds good! Hope the recipe shows up on your blog at some point.
DeleteWe love brownies but I rarely make them because whenever I do I usually add ice cream and chocolate syrup! A lot of time I buy a single dessert for us to split! That salad sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteIce cream and syrup! Yum!
DeleteAnd after such a healthy dinner you deserve that brownie.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Can I contact you next time I need to justify eating sweets? :-)
DeleteThere is now a Day for Everything!
ReplyDeletePretty much. And a lot of them make for good blog fodder.
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