Jet lagged but had a nice flight. Love to be in some warm weather. Going out to see Singapore shortly.
$$$$ In the tropics Thursday GTM ¥¥¥¥
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My sister lost power for a while, to which her M-G set responded, I didn't.
With the ice, snow, and high winds, it's a small miracle we still have power. I'll take it.
Small human has been extra adorable lately. Snuggles, hugs, unprompted I love yous. I'll take that too.
must finish stocking up the camper tonight as I want to try and get out of town before the commute starts at 3pm tomorrow.
now for some espresso
now for some espresso
I have either a blood draw or oncologist appointment this morning, not sure which. Two different calendars show two different things. After that, who knows?
for you foodies
lobster french toast
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DANNY KIM on Instagram: "MICHELIN CHEF’S DEATH ROW MEAL LOBSTER FRENCH TOAST ericziebold @dannygrubs Isn’t it funny that the “French” toast was actually discovered in Ancient Rome around 300 AD? For hundreds of years, the French actually called the toast, “Roman bread” as well Today we’re working with Michelin-star chef Eric , where he turns this classic breakfast loved by millions of people around the world with a twist: LOBSTER. Chef Eric operates Metier and Kinship where he holds one michelin star⭐️ for each of the restaurants. The lobster french toast is a luxurius way to enjoy familiar tastes with a brilliant amount of innovation. Each of the components requires chef Eric’s undivided attention and care. Even the lobster stock itself takes FOUR hours of careful heat controlled simmer to turn into a beautiful bisque What about that fluffy and creamy in-house made brioche with a subtle sweetness cooked to buttery perfection? All this love and effort is the philosophy behind his restaurants, as chef Eric tries to treat every guest his own kin(ship) For more content like this, follow @dannygrubs"
99K likes, 551 comments - dannygrubs on January 16, 2024: "MICHELIN CHEF’S DEATH ROW MEAL LOBSTER FRENCH TOAST ericziebold @dannygrubs Isn’t it funny that the “French” toast was actually discovered in Ancient Rome around 300 AD? For hundreds of years, the French actually called the toast...
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We're still back and forth in that regard. Partially because the first 5 sleepless months are the worst, partially because having #2 means we can't focus as much on #1. Our #1 has been a great kid. Better than I could have imagined. Do I really want to jeopardize that?
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Really ? I love me some weird dreams. When I was on Ambien I didn’t dream at all. That cannot be good.
Kind of lost me with the tarragon.for you foodies
lobster french toast
DANNY KIM on Instagram: "MICHELIN CHEF’S DEATH ROW MEAL LOBSTER FRENCH TOAST ericziebold @dannygrubs Isn’t it funny that the “French” toast was actually discovered in Ancient Rome around 300 AD? For hundreds of years, the French actually called the toast, “Roman bread” as well Today we’re working with Michelin-star chef Eric , where he turns this classic breakfast loved by millions of people around the world with a twist: LOBSTER. Chef Eric operates Metier and Kinship where he holds one michelin star⭐️ for each of the restaurants. The lobster french toast is a luxurius way to enjoy familiar tastes with a brilliant amount of innovation. Each of the components requires chef Eric’s undivided attention and care. Even the lobster stock itself takes FOUR hours of careful heat controlled simmer to turn into a beautiful bisque What about that fluffy and creamy in-house made brioche with a subtle sweetness cooked to buttery perfection? All this love and effort is the philosophy behind his restaurants, as chef Eric tries to treat every guest his own kin(ship) For more content like this, follow @dannygrubs"
99K likes, 551 comments - dannygrubs on January 16, 2024: "MICHELIN CHEF’S DEATH ROW MEAL LOBSTER FRENCH TOAST ericziebold @dannygrubs Isn’t it funny that the “French” toast was actually discovered in Ancient Rome around 300 AD? For hundreds of years, the French actually called the toast...
No. But you'll do it anyways.
not when its a nightly occurrence that routinely interferes with my sleep.
yes, local is great and inexpensive too.
I'm not the one who has to carry, birth, and go through postpartum healing journey. I've got a vote, but its sure as hell not the deciding one in this matter.No. But you'll do it anyways.
i'm glad i have 2. its tough but i wouldn't trade it.
Trying to think of it in that regard. Outside of the initial suck, would we like 2? That's likely a yes, at least for me. Not sure if the wife will come around, but it better be soon. We aren't getting any younger and 40 isn't that far off...
Checking in after a long time. I have been sick with this shitty cold, turned coughing nightmare turned sinus infection for a month now. Thanks to my boss, who couldn't stay home when he was sick! 
I am still snotty, have low energy, am tired, but hoping it will get better soon. Weather is not helping as the only nice days we had I was stuck in bed. 
I am still snotty, have low energy, am tired, but hoping it will get better soon. Weather is not helping as the only nice days we had I was stuck in bed.
I was pissed off when someone gave us a house plant recently, I don't need that level of responsibility. 
Weren't you complaining you needed to lose some weight for your riding?
I meant the plural "you" - guess I should have typed "y'all"...
Needs to be a rule that all given plants should be succulents. Because the more you forget about them, the better they are.I was pissed off when someone gave us a house plant recently, I don't need that level of responsibility.
yo,
ran out of cat food last night, and as a result, batcat slept on the step and made enough noise to keep the neighborhood up, I guess I will go to the store today.
The Cinema lens showed up yesterday, cine camera body should arrive today. still undecisive on what particular line anamorphics I want to buy.
In other news,
coffee is going through me like a 7.62, brb
ran out of cat food last night, and as a result, batcat slept on the step and made enough noise to keep the neighborhood up, I guess I will go to the store today.
The Cinema lens showed up yesterday, cine camera body should arrive today. still undecisive on what particular line anamorphics I want to buy.
In other news,
coffee is going through me like a 7.62, brb
My first is a giant pain in the butt. not very friendly, distant and cold. the moments of tenderness are few and far between, but oh so rewarding when they happen. My second is the opposite: high emotiotnal IQ, very caring and warm. But it took him 7 years to sleep through the night. It was brutal. I got snipped once he was a year old. Sometimes I wonder what it would be like to have a third, but they've tested me so much to this point that I can't imagine starting over again.
I still love them both, but I'm not going to lie and say I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. That's bullshit.