Today I’ll head to the Cheese Lady, stop by our coop, Burritt’s Fish Market, Costco, and on to our small super market in search of a few good things: chicken livers, Irish cheddar, smoky blue cheese, a sheep’s cheese, Manchego I think it is.
Smokey blue:
Some sparkling water, shrimp, good organic dark roast coffee. Will have to come up with some celery for the chicken wings for those non-carnivore types for Sunday. Will do wings in the air fryer.
Racks of lamb New Year’s Eve. New Year’s day will be sauteed frog legs and fries for those regular diet types.
We had the most fabulous prime rib Christmas Eve and I’m just hankering for more. The other half of the roast is still frozen. Hmmm, will ponder when I eat that–but I have some leftover prime rib for french dip sandwiches for my dad and Josh, but I’d like to just start over and make it again.
Soon…
I think one of the most satisfying things about eating well is shopping at great markets. Believe it or not, you can eat higher quality meat and cheese and eggs if you skip produce which is darned expensive. And shopping for these items can be fun. The smells in a good coop, meat market, or fish monger can’t be equaled.
So we’re off today, stocking up for the next celebrations. Ah, maybe a touch of champagne?
I love words so I write them. I’ve been doing that since I was old enough to read. I am a published literary writer and I was an adjunct English professor at Northern Michigan University for many years. I write and live and love off the grid on 35 acres and a trout stream in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with my son, Joshua, who has Down Syndrome, and with an English Shepherd dog named Maggie, and with my husband when he can make it here which isn’t often. This blog started out being about my work, and it will continue to be. ( I’m working on a novel about premonitions and dreams.) But this blog is also about living off the grid and about my experimentation with diet—most recently the Carnivore Diet. I started on the Ketogenic diet, but have moved into Carnivore. How long, I don’t know. But I’ve become interest in the effects of diet on not just my health, but on creativity. And I’m interested in the effects of the diet on my dreams.
Ah, dreams... The day before my son was born, my mother “dreamed” or was told my son would have Down Syndrome, something she told my brother ahead of time. I’ve never known what to make of that. So I’m interested in prophetic dreams, lucid dreaming, creativity and dreams, night terrors. Who isn't interested in that? I’m interested in Freud (more Jung) and Einstein’s theories of time and how their ideas inform my dreams. I’m interested in mining a deeper relationship with a dream world not confined to daytime experiences, and how the night might inform a more fully imagined daytime “reality.” And vice-versa. Which is the dream?? I’m exploring dreams of all sorts. Come explore with me…
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