Since Grace was with her father on her birthday, Michael made an extra special dinner to cheer me up. (Apologies to my vegetarian and vegan friends.) I will say this: that man knows how to grill meat to perfection.Also, the yummy sourdough bread and mushrooms, along with a bottle of wine (so gone!), were a last minute gift from a woman in the neighborhood who Michael helped get back into her house earlier this week in the wee hours. That night, while he tinkered with the lock, I commiserated about the whole locking out bit, with which I am painfully familiar. (And tonight, I took the opportunity to plug my book and hand her a business card, since Annie Bloom's has chosen to remove my one remaining book from their shelves.)
I digress. Happy birthday, Gigi; I miss you. And thanks to Michael and Ivy for a delicious meal! I'm full, and my faith in the goodness of (most) neighbors has been reinforced.
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That looks DELISH - no apologies needed! But now I'm craving bread and red wine - MMMMMMMM...
I'm glad you had a nice night. Kudos to your man for taking your mind off the missing birthday girl.
And good for you for unabashedly plugging your book. Gotta keep working it...
I went to my fave burrito place (all organic! all local!) the other day, and after I ordered my veggie burrito with a huge smile on my face, I said to the guy, "I'm really excited about my burrito." He said, "I can see that." So I continued, "Do you have a website?" Turns out I was talking to the owner, and he was looking for someone to do a website for him. AWESOME.
So keep working it - apparently smiling like a goon helps! Little did he know I was more excited about eating solid food than anything else...
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