I won't recap our Valentine's Day and tell you that it was amazing, because everyone is sick of hearing about V-day by now, and let's be honest, I'm not the best storyteller. But it was amazing! And we did remember to take a picture of our adventure on Valentine's Day. Just 1. Better than 0, right?
Turkish food! So tasty! |
This weekend, my little brother came to stay and play with us! There was much working out, coffee, being generally lazy, and eating. Yes, there was a lot of eating. We visited Nolan at the hospital Saturday evening and brought him dinner, and then decided to opt for my decadent dessert option on Saturday night with a movie. So we had a tiny dinner and then a beast of a dessert. It was rough. I had to toss the last bit of it. But it was also delicious and fantastic.
Okay, so this picture is way darker than I thought. I'll post it anyway. It's a picture of my brother with his giant piece of dessert, which I've also included a close-up of below:
Behold: sex in a pan.
No, really. That's what it's called. And it is incredible and probably should never be eaten in the quantities I had it in last week. I had 1/4 recipe to myself Monday night with a friend, bites here and there throughout the week with Nolan, then another 1/4 recipe on Saturday with Nate. Terrible! Even if the ingredients are healthy, one can only handle so much richness. Phew! We made the bottom two layers for a game night on Sunday, but replaced the SUPER rich mousse with a light strawberry topping. Still healthy, but still difficult to handle in large quantities (trust me, I tried!).
Monday, not only did the cat we're babysitting keep me up all night, but I had volunteered to drive Nolan to work early. So I was up at 4am making coffee and laying on the couch trying to get the dumb cats to settle down. They settled down at 4:45. Nolan got up at 4:50. Sigh.
Nate had to head back up the hill later that morning (sniff), so I spent the rest of the day making a big batch of turkey chili and almond-meal zucchini bread, doing a nice long yoga session with a friend, and relaxing until Nolan was ready to be picked up from work for dinner and a relaxing evening together.
I love holiday weekends!
Monday, not only did the cat we're babysitting keep me up all night, but I had volunteered to drive Nolan to work early. So I was up at 4am making coffee and laying on the couch trying to get the dumb cats to settle down. They settled down at 4:45. Nolan got up at 4:50. Sigh.
Nate had to head back up the hill later that morning (sniff), so I spent the rest of the day making a big batch of turkey chili and almond-meal zucchini bread, doing a nice long yoga session with a friend, and relaxing until Nolan was ready to be picked up from work for dinner and a relaxing evening together.
I love holiday weekends!
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