Some of the asparagus still on the pan.
Before we ate, Matt told me that he doesn't really care for cauliflower. After dinner, he told me I should definitely make that dish again the next time we get a head of cauliflower. There wasn't even any left to take a picture of! And I have to say, the asparagus was very interesting in a good way. Basically, both of these recipes will definitely be made in this house again, and I highly recommend them if you're looking for a good side (or main dish in the case of the gratin).
Also, I got my first delivery of books from PaperBack Swap today! I didn't have to pay anything for these books (not even shipping), and they came right to my door.
Also, I got my first delivery of books from PaperBack Swap today! I didn't have to pay anything for these books (not even shipping), and they came right to my door.
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I'm reading a bunch of survival books right now, in preparation for the imminent zombie attack (it's foggy as shit here in Seattle, a sure sign that zombies are on the way).
I just finished reading Rebecca Wolf's book "Rockabye". I love her, she write over at www.girlsgonechild.com. It made me dream about having babies a lot.
Next on my list is Oprah's book club book: The Story of Edgar Sawtelle.
The Secret Life of Bees is quite cute. I don't remember it too well, but I have a fond felling towards it and I like the main characters names. Mainly because I'm an August baby.
I'm still wading through The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera. It's quite good. I don't know why I'm stalling.
NAOmni
Jay: I have a friend that's also into that kind of thing. We got him this a while back as a present.
Habbala: I've heard *wonderful* things about The Story of Edgar Sawtelle. I hope you enjoy it!
Naomi: I'm glad you enjoyed The Secret Life of Bees! I'm one of those totally anal people that has to read the book before seeing the movie, so I hope I like it! TULoB has been recommended to me by several others, so I'll have to check it out soon.
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