by day the blue will pale down into white where it touches the white of the land, after sunset it has a new circumference-orange, melting upwards into tenderest purple. but the core of blue persists, and so it is by night. then the stars hang like lamps from the immense vault. the distance between the vault and them is as nothing to the distance behind them, and that farther distance, though beyond colour, last freed itself from blue. -e.m. forster (a passage to india)
well . . i think that's fun, and so pretty. of course, i don't have to shovel the snow. I might not enjoy it so much then. but since i don't . . i wouldn't mind another snowstorm : )
it has been very warm for several past winters. i'm grateful for how cold this winter has been.
I thought you might be interested in a book my husband has found on sale. It's called The City out My Window. You could add a beautiful description to the ones given!
I also finally looked at my German cookbooks and carp recipes. The most tradtional way of cooking it can be found here. You have to scroll down a bit ("carp" is "Karpfen" in German). I've also seen recipe where it's just fried in butter.
hello, eva. the book your husband recommended looks lovely! i found it at one of our library branches and have put a hold on it. i look forward to reading it : )
i love the german recipe website. i just came in from a long day and my mouth was watering just reading all the delicious recipes. the carp sounds yummy! thanks so much.
today was a very drippy, and slippery day.
We're still getting snow!
ReplyDeletewell . . i think that's fun, and so pretty. of course, i don't have to shovel the snow. I might not enjoy it so much then. but since i don't . . i wouldn't mind another snowstorm : )
ReplyDeleteit has been very warm for several past winters. i'm grateful for how cold this winter has been.
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Hello Dorina,
ReplyDeleteI thought you might be interested in a book my husband has found on sale. It's called The City out My Window. You could add a beautiful description to the ones given!
I also finally looked at my German cookbooks and carp recipes. The most tradtional way of cooking it can be found here. You have to scroll down a bit ("carp" is "Karpfen" in German). I've also seen recipe where it's just fried in butter.
ReplyDeletethanks, jessy!
ReplyDeletehello, eva. the book your husband recommended looks lovely! i found it at one of our library branches and have put a hold on it. i look forward to reading it : )
i love the german recipe website. i just came in from a long day and my mouth was watering just reading all the delicious recipes. the carp sounds yummy! thanks so much.