Cooking: All of the last list and 24 pieces of Salmon (great grilling Yoni)
Wishing: Every Seder night should go as well.
Spending $2K on Noam's CRV, it has got 100K miles on it!
Watching: Absolutely nothing
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Reading: Terry Prachett equal rites first of the witches novels.
Cooking: Alton Brown steak, red cabbage and pepper coleslaw
Watching: Rome series 1, a little revision for the summer BluRay is wasted on us as we originally saw it in HD anyway.
Lost: Bidding for the whole Discworld series on eBay, funnily when it sold it was close to teh Amazon price for the books.
Thinking: Adam Smith, JSM and Utilitarianism.
Cooking: Alton Brown steak, red cabbage and pepper coleslaw
Watching: Rome series 1, a little revision for the summer BluRay is wasted on us as we originally saw it in HD anyway.
Lost: Bidding for the whole Discworld series on eBay, funnily when it sold it was close to teh Amazon price for the books.
Thinking: Adam Smith, JSM and Utilitarianism.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Cooking: Beer battered cod and chips, excellent.
Reading: The checklist manifesto, much better after page 50.
Watching: The final episode of the wire, it has been a long and very stimulating journey
Ordering: The DVD of "Breaking the mould", the new film from the BBC about the discovery of penicillin.
Reading: The checklist manifesto, much better after page 50.
Watching: The final episode of the wire, it has been a long and very stimulating journey
Ordering: The DVD of "Breaking the mould", the new film from the BBC about the discovery of penicillin.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Reading: The Checklist, Atul Gawande. a really a long essay once you've got the point.
However, the new edition of the NYRB has a great review by my hero, Jonathan Israel of Lisa Jardin's book about the glorious revolution of 1688. I thought very little of the book and I found it was just barely readable. Israel has a similar opinion.
Cooking: Warm soup and fresh rolls to go with the near freezing weather.
Watching Disc 3 (of 4) of season 5 of the Wire
Thinking: How to help our unmatched students
Buying: Tables for Seder night
However, the new edition of the NYRB has a great review by my hero, Jonathan Israel of Lisa Jardin's book about the glorious revolution of 1688. I thought very little of the book and I found it was just barely readable. Israel has a similar opinion.
Cooking: Warm soup and fresh rolls to go with the near freezing weather.
Watching Disc 3 (of 4) of season 5 of the Wire
Thinking: How to help our unmatched students
Buying: Tables for Seder night
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Cooking: Spaghetti squash with Marinara sauce veal schnitzel. Alton Brown steaks with coleslaw with poppy seed dressing (home made and cooked).
Watching: State of Play
Reading: The checklist
Listening: Audiobook, Wolf Hall.
Cleaning: Rotting leaves off the pool cover ready for spring opening.
Fixing: all the small issues with the irrigation system.
Watching: State of Play
Reading: The checklist
Listening: Audiobook, Wolf Hall.
Cleaning: Rotting leaves off the pool cover ready for spring opening.
Fixing: all the small issues with the irrigation system.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Cooking: Salmon fillets (outdoor grill), Spaghetti squash and salad. desert; pears with anise.
Watching: Part one of "The Pacific"
Listening: Philip Glass
Reading: Rome and Jerusalem.Know I understand how Hellenization was important long after Greece ceased to be important.
Working: Cleaning the yard ready for spring.
Germinating: Peas
Watching: Part one of "The Pacific"
Listening: Philip Glass
Reading: Rome and Jerusalem.Know I understand how Hellenization was important long after Greece ceased to be important.
Working: Cleaning the yard ready for spring.
Germinating: Peas
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Reading: Finished "The renaissance in Italy" starting "Rome and Jerusalem"
Eating: Crap from Wendy's (OK salad but it is still crap)
Listening: Keren Ann (in French, even though she is Dutch/Israeli)
Thinking: How the hell are we going to feed 25 on Passover
Eating: Crap from Wendy's (OK salad but it is still crap)
Listening: Keren Ann (in French, even though she is Dutch/Israeli)
Thinking: How the hell are we going to feed 25 on Passover
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Cooking: Butternut and apple soup; flank steak with red onion marmalade; minestrone. Pound cake with poppy seeds (thanks Daci).
Watching: Doc Martin 4th series (okay but nowhere near as good as the earlier shows.
Planting: Vegetable garden (too early, I'll be doing this again after the last frost).
Thinking: About how Jews pray after reading a review on the new Sacks Siddur.
Watching: Doc Martin 4th series (okay but nowhere near as good as the earlier shows.
Planting: Vegetable garden (too early, I'll be doing this again after the last frost).
Thinking: About how Jews pray after reading a review on the new Sacks Siddur.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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