I
found this guy making his way down a branch of a small tree. Why was it
going away from the leaves? Where was it going? What was it gonna do
when it gets there? Probably finding shade, wanting a break from all
that work...eating.
Got
this baby T-rex in a toy store on Granville Island. It just had a look
on it's face. Naturally I had to photograph it. This is one of the few
pics that survived the cut. Here it is present day, in a forest, staring
at a lumpy green caterpillar, not really knowing whether to eat it or
maybe just be a vegan.
I
don't usually do this to my food, but tonight, I thought I'd fix it up a
bit to make it more enticing to eat...then I thought of taking a
picture of it...then i thought of adding some of the ingredients I used
as background...then...well, here it is: Pan Fried Tofu with herbs and
chili, sauteed white mushrooms with Mirin, baby Bok Choy with some honey
and fresh grape tomatoes. Dinner is served!
I
had this soup at work a couple of weeks back and it was so good. I
thought I'd google the recipe and do it from scratch from the veggie
broth to making the puree without a blender, but with my juicer. haha.
It turned out pretty good. Pat on the back to myself!
The
Paint Nite event took place at Dunn's Famous Restaurant. Dinner was a
Reuben Sandwich meal: Smoked meat, sauerkraut and melted Swiss Cheese on
rye. It came with a side of coleslaw, half a Montreal Dill Pickle and
poutine. I read that the meat is smoked for 17 days and steamed for 3
hours prior to serving. You will be asked by your server if you want the
meat lean, medium or FATTY. It's kinda big so one order is good for
two. This apparently is huge in Montreal. In the U.S. it is known as
corned beef! It was quite juicy, sauerkraut wasn't overpowering and the
meat wasn't salty as it might look. It was a pretty good sandwich. Now I
regret not ordering FATTY.
There
was an instructor guiding us as we painted along. Her painting is
titled: Fireflies. I call mine, "Sunny Side Up In The Sky With A Drop Of
Heinz". It started at 630pm and ended at 830. I was kinda hungry but
time flew quickly. Art has got to comes first! A
glass of wine, some acrylics and some good company on a Wednesday night
downtown at Paint Night. I had always wanted to try this! I'm not very
good at following instructions but it's all about having fun. After all
it is my painting!