We had our first snow-fall on my last booked day for cat-sitting. I ended my service caring for the beautiful
Dominique who is doing much better now since her illness early Fall.
I hope I can visit her in the future as she has become a very special cat in my life; one I love very much. I stayed with her as long as I could, gave her a hug and returned home feeling very low. This is a hard thing to shake. I guess it will just take time.
So, What's in your cookie jar today?I baked up two batches of chocolate chip/ slivered almond cookies for whoever might drop in over the next few days.
Everyone has their favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe, I'm sure. I use only local organic, brown eggs & I swear that makes them amazing.
AND...You only need one big bowl to do all the mixing.
Of course, the retired-guy will enjoy them. I bought a box of chocolate fudge cookies from the corner store at the end of our country road on Friday and we tried them with black tea. All I got from him was.."they aren't like your cookies." I had to agree. They were good but not home-made.
Just to help get into the Christmas mood, I baked to my newest Christmas cd,
Tinsel Town by
Jimmy Rankin. It is beyond a doubt the best I have heard for awhile.
Jimmy wrote the title song and it is beautiful. It reminds me a lot of
Jackson Brown music. There are many of the old favorite Christmas tunes on this recording and my second favorite song on the cd is "Have Yourself a Very Merry Christmas." This one makes me tear up.
And my kitchen company today was the ever-adorable
Rae-Rae.She is a cat that never lost her kitten face.
Nothing compares to the gorgeousness of the first snow-fall of the season (still snowing as I type) and my grand-kitty
Rae-Rae.
Stay toasty, Deb
