{bacon sandwich}
{palms}
{afternoon break}
{afternoon light}
{farmers market haul}
{beet greens, swishing}
{apple + peanut butter}
Not pictured - back to back Halloween parties on Friday and Saturday nights, an under the wire trip to finally see the Tim Burton exhibit at LACMA, tons of cleaning.
Love the pic of D and the wine glasses. I love looking at my husband's wedding ring hand. Makes me feel loved and protected.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see the Tim Burton exhibit. I never even new there was one. BTW I'm a big fan of apples and peanut butter too =)
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man, i need to remember to save your posts for after lunch; yarm, those fruits and veggies look fabulous. speaking of looking fabulous - what, pray, were you and dustin for halloween?
ReplyDeleteI saw the Tim Burton exhibit at the MOMA in NY -- loved it! And two thumbs up to apples & pb.
ReplyDeleteApple and peanut butter, what a revelation! x
ReplyDeletelove that last photo - sweet tablecloth!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy so much the realness and yet the beauty of your posts. Thanks for sharing. Teri
ReplyDeletei love sarah's comment above... i never thought about it, but i love looking at my husband's ring hand too! he jokes sometimes about taking off his ring (last night he threatened to put it on the cat's tail "so i would be married to the cat") and although i laugh i'm usually thinking "no! don't take it off!" it's nice to see a physical manifestation of his love for me :)
ReplyDeleteand lovely pictures, as always. seems like you've got wonderful weather!
apple and peanut butter. mm!
ReplyDeleteYUM!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what is more appealing, the bacon sandwich or the 3-glass "afternoon break". ;D
ReplyDeleteLove that photo of the palms/skyline!
I'm so envious that you got the chance to see the Burton exhibit!!
ReplyDeletemmmmm bacon sandwich and the afternoon light. lovely lovely photos.
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I love that view "the palms" - my offices are right next to that garage! Since moving to LA I'm always awed by the awesome views provided by parking garages.
ReplyDeletefab!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like one fabulous week! I'm jealous!
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ohhh everything looks so tasty and lovely! great photos!
ReplyDeletelove these pictures. theyre so amazing and making me hungry!
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what do you do with your beet greens? I now know what to do with beets but I keep the poor leaves in the crisper until they go bad because I don't know what to do with them.
ReplyDelete@ Maggie - You can do almost anything that you would normally do with spinach or kale! I'll admit that beet greens aren't my *favorite* green. They're a little tough, I think. But I can't bear to waste them and they're good cooked.
ReplyDeleteI slice the greens from the stalks first, set the stalks aside and chop the greens roughly. Then I wash the greens and the stalks separately and chop the stalks up a bit. I toss a bit of butter or olive oil in a hot pan, saute the stalks first, with a bit of garlic and once they start to soften I'll toss in the greens along with a splash of white wine. They cook down pretty quickly. Season with salt and pepper and a bit of acid (either lemon juice or balsamic vinegar).
I kept them in the fridge once they were cooked and then just pulled them out to add to meals. They're nice as a green side and they work really well in an omelet or frittata.
I should look for more ideas, though.