i haven't given up on decluttering, but i'm not making much progress either

 a few paltry things i got rid of this summer - 

 some were thrown out, some were donated, some were given away.  

a whole 9 small items out of the house, bringing our total to 77. 

lunch at my desk - butter chicken and rice

 

 

book club 45 - escape by stephen fishbach

 2026-45

 

lets go to the wednesday farmers market

 

book club 44 - the road to tender hearts by annie hartnett

 2026-44

 

lunch at my desk - sushi again

 

grocery shop - nuleaf market september 18

 

corn, apples, peaches, rye bread

$23 

summer fruit sauce

 to me summer means trying to eat as much local fruit as i possibly can.  and often i buy too much, and then we freeze, puree, or make sauces from what is getting too soft/old to be eaten in it's original form.  

i had some strawberries and nectarines that were on the way out, so we cut them up and cooked them with some butter and maple syrup into a lovely sauce that was delicious over ice cream, on pancakes, mixed into yogurt, or just eaten on its own.

 

what a day this was....

 

snapshot - energy balls at the lake

 

book club 43 - a murder most camp by nicolas didomizio

 2026-43

 

flapjacks - a biscuit, not a pancake

 

always a winner -zucchini bread

 

Apple Tart

 

book club 42 - sunrise on the reaping by suzanne collins

 2026-42

 

weekend breakfast - eggs with mock hollandaise sauce

 

homemade pancake mix

not that pancakes are difficult to make, but i thought it might be nice to have a ready made mix on standby for when The Girl requests weekend pancakes.  I used a Nigella recipe for the mix.  it was a breeze to have an easy mix on hand to grab - it only took a few minutes and the ingredients couldn't be simpler.

what i ate - Burrito Bowl

 

in the bin

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