Latest issue of newsletter I send to friends and fam: update on stay-at-home, donating blood, jigsaw puzzles, taking out a tree, coach training, and what habits to keep after we get to the other side of COVID-19.
Ghost town photos of normally bustling public places in Durham, Raleigh, and Chapel Hill
I did the Power Red.
Discovered a most oddball Windows 10 feature through finger fumbling on the keyboard. I cannot conjure a reason to rotate a display by 90 degrees or upside down, but then I’m a words-and-text boy; when my Word document went all goolally, I nearly had a cow.
Flyer posted at our co-op’s community bulletin board.
Sent the second of my bimonthly letters last weekend. In this installment: snowflakes, Lenten Challenges, end of life concerns, aging workers, and movies we’ve seen.
Well, that explains it…
Quick-elets? (No)
Used the new silicone muffin pan Liz bought me for Xmas to make some quiche muffins (although we’re trying out different names – “protein pucks”?). I used my standard spinach mushroom bacon recipe, which made two pans of “puckelets” (no).
The nice bit about the silicon muffin tin – no greasing of the cups needed nor paper cups.
Froze most of them. We have found the best way to reheat them is to let them thaw at room temperature, microwave for 40 seconds, and they taste great.
My latest newsletter to friends and family went out this past Monday. This particular issue I dwelled on three information tools I used or created in the previous week. Also: contronyms!