office move

i'm beat. but i am going to have the best office at work when i am through. i spent the day transforming a nasty back storage room into my new office. ripping out carpet, slapping on some white paint, and a whole lot of heavy lifting. yep, beat. i really should have taken a before photo, but i think i was distracted by the thought of having to be in there...


... so i don't really have a ceiling. who cares, i got windows now!

best movie title...

... "i want someone to eat cheese with".

i haven't seen it, but holy crap, what a great title! looks funny too.

falcon watching at lunch...

... and you can too!

pretend it is sunday

happy father's day pa, two days late... xx.

... also, consider this an invite to momocho with me. but you have to order the dish of my choice, they currently have a mole taco on the menu. cricket mole!

hot hot hot

i owe ya'll something, but in the meantime...

i have a big container or yogurt in my fridge, and i need to make some thing fast. what should i do with it?

... as for the question, i know no one reads this but i needed to post and i am tired! thank you k. for the wonderful dinner. even with out the jalapenos i could not have asked for anything better. and it is official. i miss playing cards.

'shrooms man...

there are some foods that taste much better than they photograph, like these crepes. of course had i not been still making them as it was getting dark the light would have been a whole lot easier to work with.

instead of writing out the crepe recipe, get out your joy of cooking and turn to page 805. some day i will try another variation- but this one has never let me down. for the filling in these yummy little buggers i sauteed a mix of crimini, shitake, and oyster mushrooms in loads of garlic, some shallot, and seasoned with salt, pepper, and smoked paprika (my new favorite spice). then i layered the mushrooms with some spinach on a slice of brie and rolled up the crepe. after popping them in the toaster oven to get them nice and melted i piled on the remainder of the mushrooms and dug in. ultimate comfort food.