Begorrah! Are we on the Auld Sod? Or is it a Bellevue golf course with Seattle peeking up in the distance? |
It looks like I haven’t been keeping you very well updated
recently. Life has been a bit on
the humdrum side, but very pleasantly humdrum. I had a lovely morning knitting and drinking tea with my
friend Peggy, but I was so excited about her visit, our knitting, and the
opportunity to serve popovers, that I utterly failed to take any pictures. I hadn’t made popovers in years, maybe
even ten years or more, and I do love to eat them. What’s the problem?
Not sure. I think it’s a
matter of timing logistics. They
take about 3 minutes to mix up, but over an hour for the oven to heat up (it
has to be really, really hot) and then for them to bake. The guest has to be there and
hungry when they come out of the oven, as their deliciousness lifespan is very
limited. But the guest must not be so hungry that an
hour is too long to wait. No problem when cooking for oneself, but who wants to
eat a whole batch of popovers alone?
Not I. So our knitting
setting was perfect. We drank a bit of tea, knitted a bit, and then the popovers were ready! Buttery jammy goodness! Sigh, I do
wish I had taken pictures of our popovers, our mittis, and us knitting.
Yesterday afternoon, I got to volunteer again at the annual
Hunthausen Golf Tournament. I look
forward to this every year, and feel like I am privileged to be there, rather
than being a volunteer. It is
always a gathering of lovely people in a beautiful setting, a delicious dinner,
and a tiny bit of actual work. Such fun!
An infinite number of Joannas in the posh ladies lounge |
3 comments:
I love both of these great photos!! It would have been too much to see the popover photos as I'm hungry just reading about them.
Beautiful photo. Peace at its finest.
Wow! My mother always said she was glad I wasn't twins....
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