Random thoughts:
The grey and cold weather continues today, and damned if all I can't think about is that first day of the year when it's warm. There's that first day where the temperature crosses into 15 - 20 degrees range. I just want to grab some drinks and laughs on a patio on College or Baldwin Street in the sunshine, or grab some snacks from Kensington Market, a tetra box of wine, and go flake out on one of the Toronto Islands or High Park with a book, some magazines and my iPod. I just keep listening to Sly & The Family Stone's Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin), which is some funky bass thumping happy summertime music. What songs are keeping your spirit up until warm weather gets here?
I heard two ideas for dealing with leftover Easter chocolate. One was Bunny Fondue: melt down chocolate bunnies to make a fondue dip. The other was mentioned in conversation with Clara, melting the bunnies down into choloclate topping to spread on brownies or cakes. She referred to them as "carnage squares". Are either of these any less humane than nibbling the bunnies apart, piece by piece?
The grey and cold weather continues today, and damned if all I can't think about is that first day of the year when it's warm. There's that first day where the temperature crosses into 15 - 20 degrees range. I just want to grab some drinks and laughs on a patio on College or Baldwin Street in the sunshine, or grab some snacks from Kensington Market, a tetra box of wine, and go flake out on one of the Toronto Islands or High Park with a book, some magazines and my iPod. I just keep listening to Sly & The Family Stone's Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin), which is some funky bass thumping happy summertime music. What songs are keeping your spirit up until warm weather gets here?
I heard two ideas for dealing with leftover Easter chocolate. One was Bunny Fondue: melt down chocolate bunnies to make a fondue dip. The other was mentioned in conversation with Clara, melting the bunnies down into choloclate topping to spread on brownies or cakes. She referred to them as "carnage squares". Are either of these any less humane than nibbling the bunnies apart, piece by piece?
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