semi-random flotsam
Having crossed another virtual border in the trek, into Togo, it’s time to break out the virtual cookbook too.
And in this case, to take advantage of the fine weather — and my recent vaccination (theirs already in full effect) — to let me borrow Dad’s grill, and grilling expertise, to make Grilled Togo Chicken and Djenkoume.
Continue reading “Virtual African Loop: Togo”My back yard would be a pleasant oasis (jungle next door notwithstanding), if not for the fact that:
Continue reading “Working on a small project”My arm is a little sore. It’s not terrible, mind you. My inclination is to try to rub it, move it more, flex that muscle to work it out.
Continue reading “Update: After the first shot”I posted the day of, but here’s the follow up.
The appointment is for the evening, so I can go after work. The info on the procedures onsite are nil. I have no idea what to expect.
I find that far more stressful than the idea of the shot itself.
Continue reading “The first shot”The day had been bright and clear, hardly a cloud in the sky.
Continue reading “Sudden storm”I chose the unit with the buttons on the front, not the top of the door.
Alas, something went terribly wrong this time.
Continue reading “Let them eat cake”Mom and Dad are pretty far ahead of me, and their joint progress daily is pretty close to mine. So chances are good I’ll be about yea far behind them for the distance.
Continue reading “A2O: Virtual New Zealand”I’d joked that since I don’t have a doctor – and therefore I don’t know if I have any get-it-faster health issues – I’d probably end up last in line for the vaccine.
Continue reading “The appointment”
