So we will do each item as if it were a single entry
Disaster!
In the kitchen, sadly!
I was making my version of potato leek soup.
Everything was looking good.
All the ingredients except sour cream and salt were added.
I start to add a bit of sea salt....
and the top comes off pouring the entire contents of the container into what was, wonderful soup.
The bad thing about sea salt is that it does not dissolve immediately, so each attempt at correction only released more salt into the soup.
What a waste.
No more leeks in the house so I will need to wait till another day.
Fall cometh, slowly...
This is one of my favorite Autumn trees. Its common name is Autumn Scarlet and I have been taking pictures daily as it slowly changes. It is a tree that does not grow much over 30 feet and takes a long time to get there. It has very small, pale yellow flowers in the spring and turns brilliant red before losing its leaves in the fall. It has not yet turn...
This is a few of the pictures:
Other trees have been much quicker.
Okay, we have had winter, lets go back to Spring!
The weather has been wet, cold and windy, reminding very much of winter in Houston.
It has lasted about what I would experience there, so it is time to end the Winter season and have Spring!
Right?
No, you say?
We haven't had Christmas yet?
And Thanksgiving?
Not even Halloween?????
Oh, I think I am going to be depressed!
5 comments:
HI JOEY-
Oh my, sorry about the soup. eesh!!!
I am only about 45 minutes north from you and it is still not very colorful here either - and we had about three hours of wet snow the other night - loved it!! :-)
It is rainy, cold and so windy today - my Mom and Sis are coming over with lunch. Nice, huh? :-)
Enjoy your day my friend.
Love to you
Gail
peace....
Oh no, I love Leek soup! I can picture it happening. I can see the air turning blue in the kitchen!
Disaster indeed!
I've done the same thing but with crushed red pepper. I dredged out what I could, but it was still the hottest stew I'd ever eaten.
Sounds like it would've made a fine soup...the kind that cheers you up on a windy, cold and wet day. I'm going to have to stock up on potatoes and leeks now that we've had our first cold front.
Beautiful photos, btw. That's what fall should look like. I'm not looking forward to another green Christmas. Hope yours is not blue! :(
How disappointing, about the soup. Is a perfect day for soup.
Our trees went from being lush and green 2 weeks ago to being every color of the rainbow. I can see golden yellow, vibrant red, bright orange and everything in between from my front window.
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