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[trixtah]

So. My g/f finally came round last night. We went out for yummy Vietnamese - there's a whole suburban shopping centre just up the road with TONS of Asian restaurants - I had no idea! Came home, kneaded sourdough, stuck it in oven, gave my g/f a massage which she desperately needed, retrieved sourdough, which turned out not-so-great (I needed about twice as much leavening in it. My recipe specifies white flour, but I did 1/2 rye flour and increased the leavening, but evidently not enough). And so to bed.

This toy I mentioned a while back? The consensus opinion is "OMFG!!!!!1!1!!" Well, my opinion was the OMG!!! part and hers was the F!!1!! part, when she could speak. Hee. Money well spent, I like that.

She left happier, more relaxed and rested, with loosened muscles and smiling that gorgeous smile I haven't seen enough of lately. And, I too, I have a smile on my face that can't be moved.

Off to the gym then. Tra la la!

Comments

[filkferengi]

Just imagine if chocolate had been involved; y'all might not be walking yet! ;)

I'm glad you had a fun evening.

[trixtah.livejournal.com]

Thank you!

I did consider making my famous chocolate mousse (eggs, dark chocolate, espresso, navy rum, nothing else) for afters, but considering the state of my butt muscles as they are right now, I'm glad I didn't. ;-) [/TMI]

[filkferengi]

There are times when "enough" is what my grandma would call "a gracious plenty." :)

[trixtah.livejournal.com]

Oh, that's lovely, I like that phrase. Where was your grandmother from?

As for my family, tho', the equivalent motto is "better too much than too little"! Those bloody Irish. I'm so glad I've learned a little moderation in my old age... :-)

[filkferengi]

Grandma was born in middle Alabama, but spent most of her life in Georgia [that's the southeastern USA].

ObLMB: Don't forget "no artificial shortages!" Moderation is for stuff you don't like, like government & taxes. ;)