Our initial plan was to have the leftover chicken parm for dinner but then we realized it wasn’t quite a dinner portion so we had it for lunch instead when we got home.
By the time we did some chores it was too late to make what we had in the fridge (pot roast) so ended up getting Iranian food which we haven’t had in ages. We got some vegetable appetizer platter and my favorite kashk o bademjan, koobideh and loobia polo.
In the “can’t anything be easy” files: I bought an odd used loom from Crafter.com/The Crafter’s Box in early November. They emailed me a week later saying I wouldn’t be getting a used loom but a new one and it would be an extra week or two. Their messages were garbled messes but the obvious reason is that they didn’t put a cap on the used loom orders and over sold before they noticed. I ordered like 10 minutes after the email went out. They basically said this was a good thing because I’d get a brand new loom for the price of a used one. Okay.
Two months have passed and it arrived and it’s broken. How to people run businesses like this?
I met my brother at the other house in the morning. That went fine but the rest of the morning was bad, the toilet stopped working as I was leaving so Matt had to deal with that. Neither of us slept and somehow FedEx dropped a package at our house at midnight.
It’s so cold. Normally the high is the low 40s and it’s been in the teens and twenties for a couple weeks.
The river is frozen. The neighbors said they saw some foxes playing on it the other day.
For lunch I went to the Amish market we tried the other day and got shrimp salad and a single serving of cream cheese iced monkey bread. That was really good.
All day was kind of a wreck and we ended up getting food from the new Italian place. We both got the chicken parm this time and tried the house salad. The chopped was better but it was still solid.