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I was a good girl and rested today. There was sleeping in and cuddling with cats and reading books, sometimes done in combination.
Then there was making of soup using the leftover turkey carcass from Thanksgiving, sage and rosemary from my herb garden, as well as onion, garlic, spinach, carrots, celery, egg noodles, and just a hint of curry. It was quite yummy. The leftovers have been portioned out and put into the freezer. I feel very safe in saying that if the apocalypse comes I will have enough soup on hand to feed approximately all of you. Some of you may even need to double up on servings to help get rid of it. It's the end of the world, we all have to make sacrifices.
I was surprisingly unhurt when I woke up today. Which isn't to say that I don't feel sore, I do. But it's more soreness in the sense of "Oh hey, who knew there was a muscle there?" way and not the "Clearly the next step is to train the cats to bring the bathroom to me." way. Which is good. I like moving. Yay movement! In case anyone cares my method was taking Advil and then applying Flexall to my lower back and knees before bed. I find this works much better than vice versa. 8)
Tomorrow is holiday fun downtown. I may go, depending on the weather. I'm told there is snow on the way, so naturally I'm quite excited about it. EEEE!
Then there was making of soup using the leftover turkey carcass from Thanksgiving, sage and rosemary from my herb garden, as well as onion, garlic, spinach, carrots, celery, egg noodles, and just a hint of curry. It was quite yummy. The leftovers have been portioned out and put into the freezer. I feel very safe in saying that if the apocalypse comes I will have enough soup on hand to feed approximately all of you. Some of you may even need to double up on servings to help get rid of it. It's the end of the world, we all have to make sacrifices.
I was surprisingly unhurt when I woke up today. Which isn't to say that I don't feel sore, I do. But it's more soreness in the sense of "Oh hey, who knew there was a muscle there?" way and not the "Clearly the next step is to train the cats to bring the bathroom to me." way. Which is good. I like moving. Yay movement! In case anyone cares my method was taking Advil and then applying Flexall to my lower back and knees before bed. I find this works much better than vice versa. 8)
Tomorrow is holiday fun downtown. I may go, depending on the weather. I'm told there is snow on the way, so naturally I'm quite excited about it. EEEE!
