I'm suspicious of the tomato sauce on the stove. I'm making it for the first time after reading a rave review of the recipe. It only has three ingredients. It seems too easy and good to be true. But I should probably give it a chance. If I were a three-ingredient tomato sauce, I would want a chance. So, I'm withholding judgement while it simmers.
I'm glad that the days are getting longer and that my schizophrenic experience with winter evenings will begin to improve. In the winter, I can't tell the difference between 6:15 and 11:43 and 9:27. They all look the same to me, and they all feel like 11:59.
I shouldn't use the term "schizophrenic" incorrectly like that. It drives Ryan nuts. And for that matter, "nuts" is not a clinical term either. Please accept my apologies.
I have mixed feelings about watching the news, especially when it comes to tragedies. I think it's good to be informed and to be acquainted with reality, but for me, immersing myself in coverage of a tragedy that I can't help more than I already have becomes debilitating. It weakens me from the inside out.
I have a large zit forming on my jaw. It's a heavy-duty zit and it means business. I felt it under the skin days before I could see it. This zit was written and directed by James Cameron and has been years in the making. Buy your tickets now; it's gonna be big.
That's all for now. I have to go stir the sauce. I'm cautiously pessimistic.
Update: The sauce was fine. Better than I feared, but not heavenly. I think I might try it again with two more ingredients: garlic and garlic. And I think I'll let it roast all day in the crock pot.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
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You can tell your husband that in our office of therapists and social workers, we call people "crazy" all the time. WE are very professional.
3 ingredients, i don't buy it, not one bit. you'll have to give your professional review. i don't think i could take a chance on it...
I like this post. I feel the same way about the news coverage of tragedies.
P.S. I just noticed your family's short bios on the right...Christian is 11???!!! What the...when did that happen? I seriously feel like he is still 8. Crazy.
I'll take two tickets for the 11:59 show with a package of nuts and a side of three-ingredient tomato sauce!
So how was the sauce? I feel the exact same way about the tragedy. I feel so sad and so small. Watching the coverage over and over again doesn't help. At least you have that big zit to keep you busy.
I can see how a simple sauce could be good (could be ...) but really - no garlic? No garlic in a spaghetti red sauce?
You really will need to post the results because I just can't fathom it.
Will it be a white head, black head or a blue head? (that's a little Avatar humor for you) ;)
ps. I'm only dorky on your blog. I mean "nuts"... I'm only nuts on your blog.
pps. If you lived here, would you go to ALT with me?
I love your random! Sorry about the zit. I think it stinks that they keep showing up- even in our thirties! There is something not right about that.
I get what you're saying about the news coverage on tragedies - or anything really. It gets to be too much.
I've put hand sanitizer on my zits, and it's dried them right up. Maybe all of the alcohol...? I don't know, but it's worth a try.
My US Government teacher gave me a new perspective on the news. She said that when the news is full of tragedies, it means that the tragedies are still out-of-the-ordinary. She said the day that she'll be depressed is when the news is full of good things happening because they are out of the norm. I still feel sad about the state of the world when I watch the news, but I think she has a point.
I'm really not trying to deliberately disagree with you here or anything, I was just reminded of that and thought I'd share.
I was suspicious of that sauce too. I haven't tried it yet, but I'm with you on the garlic and garlic.
If you were in my family I could share my Grandma DiStefano's recipe with you. Straight from Sicily...
sadly, I can't.
But you could always come to my house and try it ;)
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