Or maybe I shoulda said, "Adios." But that doesn't rhyme.
I enjoyed a cannola (singular for cannoli, the delectable Italian confections stuffed with sweetened ricotta and chocolate and dipped in lovely ground almonds) from Bommarito Bakery in St. Clair Shores for breakfast. What a yummy start to the day.
Wha ... 11-ish isn't the start of the day? Seriously? Does it count that I ate well over an hour ago? That I put the coffee on at 8:30? Does that count?
My lifelong friend, Netty, brought cannoli plus a big loaf of many-grained bread when she visited the other day. Now those are essential elements of a balanced diet, don't you think?
Claudette and I are thinking. Strategizing about our day. We just happen to be doing this brain work in a place most conducive to maximizing the strategic potential. I have a graduation party to go to at 1:00-ish and was thinking I had just enough time to do some yard/house stuff.
I'm thinking about hosing down the front of the house and doing a little scraping and paint prep. I bought the paint last Sunday - Roycroft Copper Red from the Sherwin-Williams Arts & Crafts collection. I am now officially committed to this painting thing.
Ugh. I just caught and crushed another ant. That's the fourth this morning. What is up with that? I don't see where they're coming in but they keep appearing, seemingly out of nowhere. And they're big enough that I see them creeping along the lampshade or pillow or a book or up the curtain - out of the corner of my eye. Ew.
O. K. Here ...... I ....... go ...... off to be semi-productive ...
Saturday, June 5, 2010
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I didn't know that cannola was the singular form of cannoli, but then again, I didn't know that cannoli was the plural form of the tasty Italian dessert.
ReplyDeleteawww, claudiee! I miss our cute feline friend.
Oooh, your painting the porch ROYCROFT COPPER RED?? I absolutely LOVE the color red!!! Please post pictures of the completed painting job when you finish. That would be delightful!
Likes about this post: mentioning of cannola, your lifelong friend Netty--I like this idea of a "lifelong friend," Claudette, and the words yummy and conducive.