(no subject)

[lsanderson]

The Consume mass quantities of Cheese and RoTK viewing went off fine yesterday. Massive quantities of cheese were consumed. Much thanks to Peter Hentges, Daedala, and David W. Schroth for munching their way through a four-hour movie. (I did think that if I rotated the coffee table and put the cheese on it, that they'd consume more, but I did not perform those actions and sufficient cheese seemed to have vanished anyway.) Mizz Laura Jean arrived after her holiday dinner with family, but refused to eat any cheese. We were still scrolling through the fifteen minutes of credits when she arrived. I think I'm down to scraps of cheese and one chunk of feta. That's all the remains of the long list I purchased for Jan 1. If I can get rid of a few pounds of chocolates and olives, I'll be free of the holiday fare. Oh, and the ten pounds of chex mix.... At least the bar fridge will no longer smell as if a rat has died in the back corner.  And the offending brie was soo good even if it smelled a trifle ripe.

Oops, I forgot about the Xmas pudding.

Comments

[kightp.livejournal.com]

There is much to be said for the disappearance - one way or another - of the last of the holiday fare. I threw out half a tin of Christmas cookies this past weekend, still edible but ... meh. Not interested.

I do still have quantities of very good chocolate, but that falls into the "staple" category in my house, and it will keep for some time when I'm interested in chocolate again. Right now I'm all about home-made soup and crunch green things.

[davidschroth.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the invite, thanks for the cheese, and thanks for the good time/good company.

[daedala.livejournal.com]

Thank you very much.

Pudding? Is there an extended edition of Hero?

Just

[lsanderson.livejournal.com]

Just regular, I think. But I do have a very large plum pudding...