I really have nothing you need to know, except that this sandwich that I just made for dinner was one of the most awesomist things ever.
I had a great weekend, I hope you did too. Somehow I stayed up for all of Relay for Life on Friday. Then I got a few (3) hours of sleep and spent the day with the family doing nothing. Lots of nothing. I think - honestly, I'm sitting here trying to remember what I did and I can't remember. Oh! trying to find a birthday gift for my MIL, eating Chick-fila at the mall, picking my car up from Relay, reading Sarah's Key, and going back to bed.
Mother's Day I woke up to a breakfast scramble and biscuits, a pretty bougainvillaea for the backyard and a funny card. I took a latte and potted tulips to my mom and later a couple potted flowers to my MIL. No time for rest here, but still for a good time.
Today I saw this post by Stacie with fantastically delicious avocado and this post on Foodlush with egg in a basket and this post from Molly with a lovely fried egg Benedict. All of these fantastic things put me in the mood for eggs ... for dinner tonight. This sandwich is toast, pepper jack cheese, a fried egg, leftover baked chicken and sliced avocado. If you have the parts, please do yourself a favor and make it today. Give yourself a mother's day gift - whether you're a mom of kids, or dogs, or cats or goldfish. Dooooo it. Yum.
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Yum!
I started reading Sarah's Key on Saturday night. I only got through the sample, but I kept thinking about the brother.
I had a dream that she rescued him, but had to stay hidden from the Nazis in this fenced in resort type area. She stole food and sometimes was able to work. She lost her brother at some point and it was sad. And then the Germans started losing and they were running out of food at the resort and she was starving trying to get food and not get caught. And then she lost her brother because someone was careless and she was falling apart physically due to the starvation.
Anyway, it was really weird and vivid.
Now I'm just glad to be reading the book and forgetting about the dream. :)
That sounds like an interesting dream! I liked Sarah's Key. I'm not sure I felt it was as renowned as it was praised to be, but it was interesting and enjoyable and pleasantly easy. And it made me think a lot about the Vel d'hiv round-up, on which I couldn't find anything that was very well written.
Oh. Em. Gee. That sandwich looks frickin' awesome and I'm going home to make one the second I am released for the day!!
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