The focus now is on healing so trying to be good and taking it easy.
Produce is on in a great way. Zucchini, eggplant, beans, lettuce, leeks, onions, beets and a few tomatoes. Basil and chives are prolific as are most other herbs. Currants, gooseberries and blackberries are mostly done. I love this time of year when we never need to buy any fresh vegetables.
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One of my friends wrote a kids book and entrepreneurship - Cathy Capitalist & Johnny Jobmaker: The Video Game Company: Teaching Your Kids About free Enterprise, Dreaming Big, and Going For It!
As I said in my Amazon review of it - "This is a perfect primer for children who might be interested in entrepreneurship and business."
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And the time management inspiration today is not here but at the officetime.net blog. They have lots of short inspirational entries (and I am even going to be contributing some to them).
Man! Hope your knee gets well soon.
ReplyDeleteOne of my best friends tore his meniscus in HS...
Hi, Jim!
ReplyDeleteI've been through surgery at least twice in my life (once, for a painful infection when I was a teenager; years earlier, because one of my broken bones didn't mend properly), so I can imagine how painful and restrictive the recovery process could be. But you always persevere if your spirit is strong enough.
As for the zucchini and eggplant, I know a few tasty and low-calorie bread recipes for the former, an awesome if messy pizza recipe using the latter. (Thanks, Weight Watchers!) And, don't get me started with basil - it smells awesome and adds so much taste without all the fat and calories.
(And, just the other day, my little 2 1/2-year-old niece Milla said that she wants to be a nurse when she grows up. It's not too early to plan careers - it gives kids a blueprint on what to do with the rest of their lives, and they could change their plans at any time. It also results in some good, creative and educational use of playtime.)