After two months of extremely rich desserts, January’s hosts opted for something a bit lighter. Tuile cookies are airy, crispy little guys that are meant to be shaped and molded into something cute or elegant.
I say “meant to be,” because the reality of mine weren’t quite that way. They tasted good, but the first batch
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Order a free box of chocolates from Ferrero in early December.
Forget about it.
Wonder what the FedEx guy could be delivering on this rainy day.
Open box.
Rejoice.
It’s not often I can say this, but today? My forgetfulness is working for me!
Edited to add: The UPS guy just brought me a book! Yay
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A few years ago, my mom gave me a shoebox full of old papers that her grandfather had saved. Some of them were yellowed receipts and such, but there were also quite a few letters from various family members. I scanned and transcribed them when Mom gave me the box, and then I didn’t do
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Seth Stevenson’s “The Partygoer: How many inaugural balls can I get to in one night?” made me laugh out loud at least once.
They’re a little pricey for me, but Handmadefont.com has a ton of fantastic, wacky fonts. My favorite by far is “biscuits” — although in my world, that’s called a doughnut.
This is the first time in many, many years that I haven’t seen any of the movies nominated for Best Picture. I’ve seen very few of the nominated movies overall, in fact. We did see “The Dark Knight,” “Bolt,” “Wall-E” and “Happy-Go-Lucky.” But I think that’s it. And two of those, I didn’t like one
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