Okay, I know that the assumption will be that I am copying Julie Powell. I most certainly am not. True, we are both Texans living elsewhere, but I can promise you the language on this blog will be significantly less colorful. I am also not going to attempt to cook my way through Julia's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking." Seriously, I have no desire to attempt aspic (well, maybe just to see if I can do it) and I am not even remotely interested in learning new and exciting ways to make offal (there is a reason it sounds like "awful") palatable.
You only go around once, and while my life is full and happy and blessed, I am greedy and want more. I want more enjoyable evenings with friends. I want more corks for my cork collection and that means opening more bottles with friends and family. What I seriously need seems to be more time. Can anyone relate? I need to prioritize and get things rearranged so that what I am spending time doing is meaningful and enjoyable. For me, this is cooking and spending evenings with friends.
The purpose of this blog is not to set a deadline to accomplish some fantastic undertaking. Rather, it is to help me focus on getting things back in order so that I can do what I most want to do.
I am looking forward to having "Friends in Our Kitchen"!
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Oh, what a fun adventure! I'll be here, my friend!
ReplyDeleteWe would love to be one of those friends in your kitchen...you know that! :) Hope you had a very Merry Christmas! :)
ReplyDeleteJana, you'll pave your own way. Folks will compare it only because of the movie, but in due time you'll make it your own, I know it! Looking forward to following along!
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