Short stuff
Oct. 17th, 2005 11:50 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
magidThis morning's cooking mishap: managing to cut two of the fingers on my left hand with some aluminum foil (rather like a paper cut). Garlic, aluminum foil... I wish I weren't this talented.
On the plus side, the schach is up, the light is up (though the timer's gone AWOL), and more food has been cooked (still not done: cranberry relish, mushroom-barley soup, napa cabbage (giving up on the kiwis for now)). It would also be nice to get things straightened up before people come over tonight (there's no way I'll make it to services tonight...).
(Note to self: if buying a new timer, get some gloves for dishwashing; the hands have taken enough of a beating.)
I don't understand, if the foil turkey roaster with wire handles is $1.99 and the foil turkey roaster without handles is $.99, why a deep 9 x 13 foil pan would be $3.29.
I wish the book sale at work weren't on Simchat Torah this year. *phooey*
Via Gnomi, the rules of the sukkah posted in Kmelion's journal.
There are packets of cucumber seeds (Marketmore 76) here at work. Anyone want a packet?
PSA: currently going on is BU's Fall Fringe Festival, which includes perfomances of Brecht on Brecht, The Tsar Has His Photograph Taken, and Mahagonny Songspiel with Youkali (the first is a play, the others are operas). Tickets are free to people with BU IDs, $5 otherwise.
Sukkot starts tonight, so I'll be offline from this evening until Wednesday night. Chag sameach to all those celebrating. (And huzzah for more appropriate weather for the holiday, too.)
On the plus side, the schach is up, the light is up (though the timer's gone AWOL), and more food has been cooked (still not done: cranberry relish, mushroom-barley soup, napa cabbage (giving up on the kiwis for now)). It would also be nice to get things straightened up before people come over tonight (there's no way I'll make it to services tonight...).
(Note to self: if buying a new timer, get some gloves for dishwashing; the hands have taken enough of a beating.)
I don't understand, if the foil turkey roaster with wire handles is $1.99 and the foil turkey roaster without handles is $.99, why a deep 9 x 13 foil pan would be $3.29.
I wish the book sale at work weren't on Simchat Torah this year. *phooey*
Via Gnomi, the rules of the sukkah posted in Kmelion's journal.
There are packets of cucumber seeds (Marketmore 76) here at work. Anyone want a packet?
PSA: currently going on is BU's Fall Fringe Festival, which includes perfomances of Brecht on Brecht, The Tsar Has His Photograph Taken, and Mahagonny Songspiel with Youkali (the first is a play, the others are operas). Tickets are free to people with BU IDs, $5 otherwise.
Sukkot starts tonight, so I'll be offline from this evening until Wednesday night. Chag sameach to all those celebrating. (And huzzah for more appropriate weather for the holiday, too.)