the quotidian (4.24.17)

Quotidian: daily, usual or customary; 
everyday; ordinary; commonplace



Anticipation: apples, hopefully.

Pastel overload.

Sunday scones.
 

Supper, sculptured

If you’re going to finish it, then finish it all the way. 

Finally, all the eggs we can eat.
The collection, pre-supper.
Brown rice bowls, except with plates. 
Bringing home the groceries.

Blacks and greys, mostly.

This same time, years previous: life can turn on a dime (one year ago today—such a sorry photo…), creamed honey, Sally Fallon’s pancakes, out and about, the quotidian (4.23.12), cauliflower potato soup, my lot, rhubarb crunch, me and you, and the radishes.

5 Comments

  • Kathy Gardner

    I looked and it was exactly one year ago that your son had his biking accident. I am so glad that you have less stimulating news to post today and I bet you are, too!

  • dr perfection

    I just read that if you don't wash eggs, they do not need to be refrigerated because they have a protective coat. Is that true??

    • Jennifer Jo

      Yes! She collects the eggs in a basket on top of the fridge. Once a week or so (either when the basket is full or I need more eggs), she washes the eggs and then transfers them to the fridge.

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