Garlic butter on your potatoes?
Sep. 3rd, 2024 09:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rosa_heartlilyHeated up a tin of boiled spuds in the water from the can, let them dry for a couple of minutes, then fried them in garlic butter and a sprinkle of herbs, served with peas and oak smoked ham. Yummy!
I've decided to watch LPs of 'Deliver Us The Moon' and 'Deliver Us Mars' because the stories are interesting, even if the gameplay makes me want to scream.
Work was fairly uneventful. Poked around with a couple of things, showed of pictures of granddaughter, caught up with where all the projects are up to. Was NOT one of the people who booked a room for one of the PM update meetings >D We have four bookable meeting rooms and three of the people in the meeting each booked one of them. Of course, the SENSIBLE thing would be for the person calling the meeting to book a room more than 5 minutes in advance of the meeting but, you know...
Discussed Psalm 10 in Evening Prayer tonight. We all had different examples of the people who could stand in for 'the wicked'. I did float the idea that sometimes wickedness isn't someone else's behaviour, it's something we can find in our own hearts - which was acknowledged. Thankfully, the Psalm ends on a positive note and one of the other people suggested that it's also God's call for how we should behave. Humanity can make heaven on earth - we just choose not to.
And I've just watched a YouTube video of Mozart's music charting how his compositions progressed from the age of 5 to 35. Talk about a child prodigy!
Hoping for a better night's sleep tonight... At least I used the time to ponder Nano - not only the actions of the Big Bad but also Patel inviting Harding back to her parents' house for tea. I'm thinking of taking a leaf out of Terry Pratchett's book and have a number of apparently disparate threads that twist ever more tightly around each other. This just keeps getting more and more ambitious! But it's Nano, so there's no 'failure', only experimentation :D
I've decided to watch LPs of 'Deliver Us The Moon' and 'Deliver Us Mars' because the stories are interesting, even if the gameplay makes me want to scream.
Work was fairly uneventful. Poked around with a couple of things, showed of pictures of granddaughter, caught up with where all the projects are up to. Was NOT one of the people who booked a room for one of the PM update meetings >D We have four bookable meeting rooms and three of the people in the meeting each booked one of them. Of course, the SENSIBLE thing would be for the person calling the meeting to book a room more than 5 minutes in advance of the meeting but, you know...
Discussed Psalm 10 in Evening Prayer tonight. We all had different examples of the people who could stand in for 'the wicked'. I did float the idea that sometimes wickedness isn't someone else's behaviour, it's something we can find in our own hearts - which was acknowledged. Thankfully, the Psalm ends on a positive note and one of the other people suggested that it's also God's call for how we should behave. Humanity can make heaven on earth - we just choose not to.
And I've just watched a YouTube video of Mozart's music charting how his compositions progressed from the age of 5 to 35. Talk about a child prodigy!
Hoping for a better night's sleep tonight... At least I used the time to ponder Nano - not only the actions of the Big Bad but also Patel inviting Harding back to her parents' house for tea. I'm thinking of taking a leaf out of Terry Pratchett's book and have a number of apparently disparate threads that twist ever more tightly around each other. This just keeps getting more and more ambitious! But it's Nano, so there's no 'failure', only experimentation :D
