Quotidian: daily, usual or customary;
everyday; ordinary; commonplace
Sourdough cinnamon toast crunch: tasty, but the texture needs work.
For Sunday School.
Grilled fatty meat: I never don’t burn it. Tips?
My coworker made snacks, and now I stock Tajín.
They pay me to do this.
Evening schedules are too full? Switch to breakfast.
They didn’t win.
This book immobilized him for hours.
Fluffing the flock.
Stick love.
Power outage: waiting for the sun to rise.
Ear ice.
For kicks.
This same time, years previous: in the middle of the night, seven fun things, draft two, the great courses, the quotidian (2.17.20), collar greens, Thursday thoughts, Jonathan’s jerky, in the last 10 monhts, the quotidian (2.17.14), buses, boats, and trucks, oh my (and puke), chicken pot pie, oh my.
5 Comments
Laura
What is the game?
Jennifer Jo
Hitster!
Mac
Lol, wait til he reads Project Hail Mary! Though the audible recording is even more fun.
Jennifer Jo
He’s looking it up right now.
Becky R.
My only suggestion for fatty meats is to cook it indirectly on the grill until almost done, then put over the heat for a char. If you cook it over direct heat, it will always burn. But, you know, some burn tastes good! After all these years, still wishing I lived close to you to assist in all these kitchen experiments.