My Everyday Life Week 45- Here’s what this past week looked like:
This week was full of good light!
Day date with Casey in Half Moon Bay while Cooper golfed.
I LOVE LISTS
I LOVE LISTS
- Misleading photos on products are illegal in Japan.
- I want a cottage.
- Let’s have a look at some of the oldest surviving photos.
- Costco shopping tips from employees.
- I wish I lived in an area that had bodega cats.
- Sometimes restriction breeds creativity.
- 12 Julia Child’s recipes you should know.
- Martha inspires us to forage for our Thanksgiving decor.
- Speaking of, here’s how I meal prep Thanksgiving.
- Doctors are prescribing nature.
- Here’s a sentence- why your dirty soda is curdling.
- Lego is coming out with a ramen set.
- Winners of the drone photo awards.
- Exciting news for muppet fans.
- Underwater black & white photos are creepy and cool.
- How litter picking became a competitive sport.
- 8 cozy movies to watch during the fall.
- Holy buttons! Look at this collection in London.
- Growing ginger indoors. New hobby?
- Weekend breakfast: Raspberry Cream Cheese Coffee Cake
This week, I posted my Currently Workbook pages for October on my Substack! You can check it out here.
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Maple Bacon Cabbage
I wish I could tell my younger self that one day I’d be really into Maple Bacon Cabbage. The kind of into it where I make it twice in one week and happily eat most of it myself. Middle-aged me simply cannot resist charred cabbage with BACON and a sweet dijon drizzle.
This recipe is adapted from Bon Appétit. I saw it in the magazine last week and realized I had everything except shallots and cabbage. I grabbed a cabbage at the store and completely spaced on the shallots. Oof. Luckily, I had a red onion at home (which I almost always do) and honestly? It worked out just fine. Maybe someday I’ll be the kind of person who reliably buys shallots. Check back in with me in 10 years.
This might be a good side dish for your Thanksgiving feast!
