And she's back

[pbray]

Back home after spending Thanksgiving with jennifer_dunne's family, whom I've taken over as my own since my relatives have left the east coast. Jennifer and I cooked the Thansgiving meal, a very traditional menu as requested by the parentals. Everything came out well, and there was sufficient turnip to keep me happy.

I managed to write while away, both on the new book and a five page paper for my Criminal Investigations class. Went outlet shopping Saturday--others bought clothes but my most expensive purchase was two forensics books (Yes, I know I'm addicted) and a glass of cabernet at the Northshire Bookstore. There's something infinitely civilized about a bookstore where the cafe offers wine & beer in addition to the more traditional coffees, teas and snacks.

Now it's time to look around to try to catch up on the friends list, then figure out what I need to do to get ready for the day job tomorrow. It's going to be a busy Monday and the rest of the week will likely be nearly as crazed.

Comments

[scbutler.livejournal.com]

Another turnip lover! Oh joy! Oh Rapture! The rest of the world thinks we are deranged!

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Slowly we will win them over to our side. How can anyone resist turnips, or their cousins the rutabagas?

[scbutler.livejournal.com]

Agreed. Resistance is futile. The turnip collective will root out all opposition. So to speak.