@macinjosh wrote:
@expatCanuck wrote:Eating with chopsticks left-handed wasn't nearly as difficult as I expected.
Possibly easier than with the fork.
That looks soooooo delicious!
And easy. Cook half a cup of rice.
While that's going, brown half an onion, add a clove of sliced garlic. Add protein of choice. Chopped pepper (red or green). Splash of wine. Or squeeze of lemon. Or orange. A couple handfuls of baby spinach.
Or not.
Dozens of variations on this basic approach. It's all about prepping the ingredients in advance, and staggering their addition so that cooking time for each is optimal.
And good morning.
Gonna make today a rest day.
That's the plan.
Breakfast was coffee and cheese toast.
Sometimes it be that way.
@tcbofade wrote:Long story, but since I'm awake and semi functional anyway, I'm doing tomorrow paperwork today...
Excel sheet updated. Current cranberry: 4.66% for me, 13.18% for her! I'm looking forward to the CRAs updating over the next 30 days or so... I don't remember my utilization being so low.
It'd be nice to see my reports clean with less than 5% cranberry... we shall see.
You've inspired me, @tcbofade
I've added a couple of calculated fields to my spreadsheet -- one for actual debt, the other for reported debt.
And when my raw cranberry creeps any higher than where it is about now, it's time to slow the spend.
@macinjosh wrote:I'm doing better tonight. Life has it's ups and downs. I finally got my Indigo iBook tonight. It's the one on the left. I've had the Blueberry one (on the right) for well over a decade as a birthday gift. I'm not parting with either one.
Glad you talked about them! My first impression was some new type of "toilet seat" .. 
@expatCanuck wrote:There's something not right about human-shaped dog treats.
Slowly and quietly training the dog world to eat humans down the road. Subconscious approach 