Speaking of time, I slept until noon today, then made LOTS of breakfast, TWO poached eggs for each of us on toast with some grated sharp cheddar on top, TWO big slices of English bacon (the kind shaped like pork chops), and an extra slice of toast just for eating jam on. I think today will probably involve a bit of cleaning of the me, then some cleaning of W's flat ('tis a sty), then some Alhambra (I will win someday, I will!), then trip to Putney and the Ritual Filling of the Fridge, with purchase of much cider. I would like to see a movie tonight and I'd love to see Don Juan in Soho but I'm afraid there won't be anyone turning in their tickets and it's very sold out. If I don't go out, dinner will be something highly vegetarian as I'm SICK of getting huge chunks of meat served to me at every meal and NO vegetables, not even available as a side dish. Geez. At least in London we get peas and chips (not that I didn't eat enough papas arrugadas with mojo picante to float a boat, or, rather, sink it) - I think tonight it will be pasta e fagiole at long last, with a nice side of some cooked greens.
I've figured out my superpowers - and my super weaknesses
Speaking of time, I slept until noon today, then made LOTS of breakfast, TWO poached eggs for each of us on toast with some grated sharp cheddar on top, TWO big slices of English bacon (the kind shaped like pork chops), and an extra slice of toast just for eating jam on. I think today will probably involve a bit of cleaning of the me, then some cleaning of W's flat ('tis a sty), then some Alhambra (I will win someday, I will!), then trip to Putney and the Ritual Filling of the Fridge, with purchase of much cider. I would like to see a movie tonight and I'd love to see Don Juan in Soho but I'm afraid there won't be anyone turning in their tickets and it's very sold out. If I don't go out, dinner will be something highly vegetarian as I'm SICK of getting huge chunks of meat served to me at every meal and NO vegetables, not even available as a side dish. Geez. At least in London we get peas and chips (not that I didn't eat enough papas arrugadas with mojo picante to float a boat, or, rather, sink it) - I think tonight it will be pasta e fagiole at long last, with a nice side of some cooked greens.
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