I felt every bit of that pint of ice cream Ben & Jerry
made me eat last night as I awoke: My
arms were bloated and poofy (my belly has long become numb to feeling that sort
of change). If I could get rid of the last
5 hours of the day, I would wither away…it’s those late night callings which do
me in.
I wrote to a friend who had attended the memorial service of
our late principal at AISZ – and her response lit the fire which fuels me when
I begin doubting the ability to move to Switzerland. She mentioned networking and finding the right
people I can talk to about finding a job.
I also chatted with a friend who is living her dream right now in Spain –
who understands better than most the passion about living in Europe. I’m excited – the possibilities ABOUND!! I must keep doing what is best for me here…so
that I can go there.
I saw a post that got me thinking: food (of course, what did you expect?) Chef Keith Breedlove friend-requested me a
few months ago through a mutual FB friend and I have been following his burgers
(and his posted thoughts) ever since.
For some reason, today was the day; I found out his location (West Sac) and headed
down. I WAS SO EXCITED!! More about meeting him and his truck-partner,
Amy, than the food, but the food was a GREAT backup!! I pulled in, parked and
TOTALLY forgot me “code line” which was for me to say “So – is it good?” Then he was to respond, “No, I’m just cooking
it as a dare.” (This was what I suggested he say when a customer asked him if a
particular burger was good…). Let me
tell you what – he whipped up a Brussel Sprout (YES! What I dislike more than anything!) which I LOVED!!
The French fires (don’t laugh) were whipped up with some kind of fancy special
Magic Powers mix which made them beyond
delicious and the burger was heavenly…beyond heavenly! I ate it in the comfort of my car under a
huge tree in a business park. After, I
needed a second part, so I decided to head to IKEA to pick up a duvet cover for
Ethan. He has out-grown the polka dot
cover I got him 7 years ago.
IKEA is a store which brings me back to Europe. It is very
European (could be the Swedish history of the store, I realize…) in set-up and
style and the items. Of course, there are
many other stores in Europe which
have different styles and types of wares they sell, but as a whole, this style
is quite common I have found. To top it
off, they have a floor which will always make
me think of the old floor in Zürich airport.
I’m not sure if Zürich still has it, but I will never forget seeing that
black floor with raised circles as a child.
Universe is showing me signs…: I
have also now, two days in a row, seen an RV in Placerville with a sticker from
Canton Bern. I am reading your signs,
Universe – loud and clear.
I got back home and needed to take off the Birks. I think all this arch support is knocking my
poor body off too much. My back is
hurting and I know it is from the shoes.
Hopefully a few hours each day will help readjust, but it may be too
late. My body is going to hurt something
fierce when I’m older. I got some
laundry going and got right back to cleaning the house and setting aside for
our yard sale. Laundry wasn’t going to
fold itself, so I attacked that basket of socks and whatnots, throwing a bunch
of stuff out that is unmatchable. Hey –
I’m all about the single life, but not if you’re just going to sit there.
Pictures: The magical floor of IKEA; The Gamora burger by Keith Breedlove; Wearing the cowboy hat from Texas one more time. I got it when I visited my dad the last time, but I've never worn it. Happy Father's Day, Papi. I miss you.
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