We went to the Stratford Star competition on Friday night. Just before the intermission, they brought out a birthday cake for one of the finalists. It had sparklers on it, which set off the fire alarms, necessitating the evacuation of the building and the arrival of the fire department, making this the birthday against which all others will be compared for the rest of her life.
Happy Birthday Livie!!!!!!
Yellow tulips found at the Farmer’s Market set the tone for this morning’s breakfast.
Sorry for missing last week. We were in Windsor with Alan’s family. The full story is here. Hope you’re all having a lovely weekend!
The sidewalk after the plough’s been through and then more snow has fallen.
It looks a bit like an archaeological dig. Only colder.
A mountain of snow on the roof of our train station.
The station’s been there long enough, it’s probably used to it by now.
The fact that it’s backed by an impassable block of concrete says it far better than the sign alone ever could.
After the blizzard on Saturday, we’ve hit a warming trend. High winds and lots of puddles, perfect for catching reflections.
This morning brought squalling snow and frigid temperatures. Again.
We looked at each other and asked, “Do we really need to go to the market?” Which, after the sheer amount of winter we’ve had this year was possibly a dangerous question. We decided to survive the week by eating up whatever’s in the fridge. Starting with those sausages…
Today is World Nutella Day. And the best way to serve Nutella is on crepes.
And, of course, we made our own Nutella, using this recipe from David Lebovitz.
Life is sweet, indeed. Hope you’re all enjoying a lovely, lazy weekend!
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