So I'm in Chapter's book store browsing this morning. I decided to search online at one of their kiosks for a book. I had to get help 'excuse me, but is there a mouse on this computer?' The answer 'it's touch screen, touch the screen'. Well, it did have a big sign on it that said 'touch the screen'! Ok, the last time I was in there searching it was a regular computer!
I cooked a lot today. I made beef stir-fry with ginger, and then I sauteed some mushrooms. I also roasted (baked) some cauliflower and zucchini, along with baked salmon fillets.
K has his middle school music concert tonight. L emails me from school occasionally during the day regarding schedule changes, etc. Sort of like she's at the office!
Well, I should wrap some gifts.
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4 comments:
I would have been confused too about the touch screen. Technology is moving very quickly. While its exciting its hard to keep up with sometimes. I guess touch screens are easier for everyone.
You are a regular Martha Stewart you know. I really enjoy stir fries and I love ginger (except most people do not like the quantity I use). I have never baked cauliflower or zucchini for that matter. Must try it.
Happy gift wrapping!!
Oh I got myself caught in one of those touch screen limbos and needed the nice guy to get my out.. I think I like the mouse better!
That is a funny story, Christine!
I have been so apathetic about cooking lately. I think it's just being busy. Your stir fry sounds delicious and I love cauliflower and zucchini AND salmon ;-)
Hope you enjoyed your concert. Is your son in 8th grade? I think he and Roxi are about the same age (she'll be 14 in January).
Your L sounds very responsible. It is nice that she is so thoughtful to email you her schedule.
Lilly, I just think those screens will be very dirty at the end of the day! The trick is to cut the cauliflower into bite sized bits and bake at 350F for about 20 mins with some olive oil and your favourite seasonings.
Well, mom, we have to go with the times!
Japra, K will be 14 in April. My problem child, I'm learning all kinds of new people skills dealing with his teachers! And L is a role model and leader.
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