boudin blanc = white boudin Pronunciation: boo-DAHN BLAHN Notes: This is a white sausage made of meat (pork, chicken, or veal) and rice. France produces a very delicate milk-based version, while the Cajun version includes a lot of rice as a filler, making it chewier and more flavorful. Substitutes: weisswurst OR bratwurst
She wasn't thrilled with it, but no problem, because I cleaned her plate as well as mine after fixing her a little chicken and carrot dinner in the microwave. These are great because they take only 30 seconds, and B.E. loves them.
Edgar looks a little forsaken. B.E. didn't give him nearly the attention he usually gets.
I'm currently reading Citizens of London: The Americans Who Stood with Britain in Its Darkest, Finest Hour and Walking to Gatlinburg.
Everything on your page looks very inviting--the boudin, the books, even the kitty--I think I could even give a smooch to Edgar, who looks downright miffed. I'm very allergic to cats, so that's saying something.
ReplyDeleteThe boudin was delicious! Edgar is such a love; he will give you a high five through the window to prevent allergic reactions.
ReplyDeleteBryce Eleanor loves putting to fingers to the window when we are on the patio, and Edgar always obliges. :)
what do you think of Yoga for Anxiety? I have been considering it but am (wait for it ...) anxious that I will disappointed somehow.
ReplyDeleteACey, I've just skimmed over the book and don't when I'll get around to reading it. I've started with the Mark Stephens book which is a big, ole' thick'un.
ReplyDelete:) You will have to hold on to your anxiety a little longer. I'll tell you what I think of the book when I finish.
On the other hand, when I finish any yoga practice based on breath, my anxiety is relieved!