Welcome to my version of a Few More Good Things! I've been looking for good things this week, and even the act of looking for them has improved my outlook. With further ado, here they are:
- We actually got above freezing for a few hours the week, and this happened on two different days. I'm still dressing in turtlenecks, woolly knit items, and fingerless gloves, but the slightly warmer temperatures were nice while they lasted.
- I visited Ryan earlier in the week and he made me lunch. My grandmother always said that food tastes better if someone prepares it for you, and I find that to be true. He made me supper on a bread slice (a combination of venison, bacon, and cheese on top of split halves of French bread and baked for a few minutes) and it was delicious.
- I haven't rewatched Schitt's Creek, but I probably will sometime in the future. This list of gleeful words from Moira Rose made my day and hopefully some of them will make you smile also. I'm hoping I can use balatron in my conversation this weekend, and I'm pretty sure I know who I'll be speaking about.
Please add anything good that you've noticed this week. I hope you have a wonderful weekend with plenty of good things!
Moira Rose had some pretty great moments, didn't she? We plan to rewatch Schitt's Creek but realistically won't get to it until this summer. Cheers to the good things, Bonny!
ReplyDeleteFood definitely tastes better when someone else makes it for you, especially when you're the one who usually makes the food. And congrats on getting above freezing! We got close one day (it hit 31), but we're supposed to get to the 40s next week -- heat wave! I highly encourage you to watch Schitt's Creek. It takes a little bit of time to get into it (though the episodes are so short, that's not as long as you'd think), but it's just so funny and delightful that it's worth it.
ReplyDeleteThese are some very good things, Bonny! And thank you for that list of gleeful words! I think we could all use balatron on the regular! My good thing is pretty selfish... I am slowly making my way through some measured increases in a knitting project... the good thing? The designer who did all the work of figuring out the mathematics of them... because they are really a thing of beauty!
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