My breakfast yesterday was eggs with spinach and I made 2 homemade corn tortillas with some chia seeds inside. I used the middle grill on the viking stove in our new house - it worked great.
We ran around and the next thing I knew we were hungry - it was lunch time. Believe it or not we wound up at The Hat. A place that is widely known for their pastrami sandwiches and burgers and wet fries (with gravy). I ordered a tuna sandwich on a bed of lettuce instead of bread and ate half and a few of hubby's fries dipped in the gravy.
I went for my first walk on Tuesday in the new neighborhood and stayed to the main streets. I saw 2 neighbors that told me about their experiences with coyotes and warned me. I am scared I have to tell you about those critters for my furry girls. So yesterday I walked with a BAT hubby gave me, 2 dogs and poopie bags and my keys and phone in my pockets. LOL
Last night I ate some wings and a salad for dinner and some berries and rediwhip for desert.
Today my breakfast was My Alpine Valley 12 grain toast with my homemade chocolate-hazelnut butter, eggs with kale and goat cheese.
We still don't have word about the insurance problem. Hubby and I ran a few errands then wound up at Victoria Gardens and ate lunch at the tokyo grill place in their food court. I had chicken and veggies - no sauce.
We got home and hubby promised he would hang the curtain rods for me - at least in the bedroom.
Look at these adorable new lamp shades I got at this place called the Alley for only $5.99 each. They don't look quite as pink in person as they do in the picture. They kind of match the curtains.
Maybe in the morning.
Have a good day. This is PurpleRosy signing off...
Keep on BFC ' n :-)
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That looks like a great stove! How cool to have a built in griddle. Cute lamp shade.
ReplyDeleteDon't think I've ever had goat cheese. Does it have a strong flavor?
yes it does. Hubby and Maria don't care for it - but I love it.
DeleteFunny you talked about the griddle. I have one too, but mine is a Thermador. I never really seasoned it, and was just watching a you tube video on how to season and it was done on a viking grill. The chef said it should never look shiny and new, but kind of like a seasoned cast iron pan. Mine has a cutting board cover which hides it. Also I was thinking maybe you should get some pepper spray and one of those loud personal alarms just in case you come in contact with a coyote. That would scare them off I bet! So glad you are getting settled in. You sound happy! Yay! XO!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the house and the great stove. It sound like you are finally getting a chance to catch your breath. It must have felt so good to say good riddens to the rental! Sylvia
ReplyDeleteRosy Ive been read ing your blog for about 6 months. Really enjoy checking in every day. Love, love your new house. So happy for you. You say you don't know who is still reading....but I am. I've BFC'd a short while & had success. My friend lost 30 too. Keep it up! Your blog is great & full of encouraging info. Wendy from Illinois
ReplyDeleteI was going to also suggest pepper spray/mace. Maybe a can of wasp/hornet spray would be good as it's not as much of thin stream and contains more. Be easier to carry than a bat - ha ha! You could use a cross-body bag to carry it even. We live in the country, have no dogs, but plenty of wolves/coyotes/bears/moose. They're my excuse for not walking out here. Heck, even the deer have been known to charge.
ReplyDeleteHi Rosalie. I love your blog, I am new to BFC and just started my BFC journey today. After reading about you & your commitment, it inspired me to blog about it as well.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to getting to know you more.