Quotidian: daily, usual or customary;
everyday; ordinary; commonplace
The Easter Edition
For my sloppy joe contribution to our potluck lunch.
Food and family.
Eating like a Roman: with a silver platter and reclined, but minus the puking.
Red raspberry, berry cream, chocolate peanut butter, burnt Basque cheesecake.
Hours upon hours of visiting.
Filtered water.
Little dog lover.
All set: my younger daughter finally has actual competition.
Filming Easter greetings for the absentee cousin.
Hunting.
And finding: from the hens, fresh ones.
This same time, years previous: instead of a walk, kickboxing, Caribbean milk cake, a trick for cooking pasta, the quotidian (4.4.16), red raspberry pie, sun days, working lunches, cup cheese, he wore a dress.
One Comment
Pauline
Jennifer, I read this column with tears in my eyes. Family, food, and fun outdoors in the spring sunshine – it doesn’t get any better than that. EXCEPT when you are viewing it through the lens of a one-year (or more) pandemic period of deprivation. Then your lovely gathering becomes the never-to-be-taken-for-granted event that it truly is, and that is anything but “quotidian.” Thanks for the hope…