Do you SEE what it's doing outside?!
Dec. 8th, 2008 08:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sabineI made it to the gym tonight and made it all the way through the run without wheezing or wanting to keel over! Woot! My legs, however, are complaining that not only are they not totally on board with this "fitness" thing, but also they would like to lodge a complaint against cold weather in general. Unfortunately for me, their idea of complaining is to cramp as soon as I step outside. Ungrateful bastards.
I should try to dismantle a pomegranate for tomorrow, but I'm low on cooking energy. I reheated Leftover Soup and then started on cookies. One batch of biscotti done, two other doughs put together to chill in the fridge overnight. Downwood initially requested that I not bake the biscotti dough, as that would take too long before he could eat it.
He also expressed his concern about the sounds and burning odors coming from my beleaguered hand mixer. Admittedly, I was probably asking for a little much from that machine, but my Kitchenaid parts were all getting washed at the time. Also, the bowl for the Kitchenaid is not microwave-safe, which would have put a major cramp in my style. I think the rest of the cookies can be made in the big mixer, but since I have three more brand new recipes, I don't know for sure.
Now to put the biscotti in some sort of container, make some tea, and beg a shoulder rub from Downwood. I might have to trade a biscotti for it, but it'd be worth it. I should also go switch the second load of laundry from the washer to dryer. And drink some tea. Yus.
I should try to dismantle a pomegranate for tomorrow, but I'm low on cooking energy. I reheated Leftover Soup and then started on cookies. One batch of biscotti done, two other doughs put together to chill in the fridge overnight. Downwood initially requested that I not bake the biscotti dough, as that would take too long before he could eat it.
He also expressed his concern about the sounds and burning odors coming from my beleaguered hand mixer. Admittedly, I was probably asking for a little much from that machine, but my Kitchenaid parts were all getting washed at the time. Also, the bowl for the Kitchenaid is not microwave-safe, which would have put a major cramp in my style. I think the rest of the cookies can be made in the big mixer, but since I have three more brand new recipes, I don't know for sure.
Now to put the biscotti in some sort of container, make some tea, and beg a shoulder rub from Downwood. I might have to trade a biscotti for it, but it'd be worth it. I should also go switch the second load of laundry from the washer to dryer. And drink some tea. Yus.
