Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Today I'm Going To...




Take a long walk into the fogginess and mist and listen to The Staves playing in my ears.


Wear red lipstick just because.


Bring my computer to a new spot and write.


Read today's daily entry from The Business Of Heaven.


Break a wishbone that's been drying on the windowsill with my husband.


Have an open-faced avocado/mayo/spicy jalapeƱo sandwich (my favorite thing ever) for lunch.


Thumb through Mastering The Art Of French Cooking, my grandmother's splattered and loved copy that is now mine, and search for a recipe to make this weekend.


Revisit a few pages of Chopin's Polonaise-Fantaisie, which I played for my last Master's Recital.


Finish Bread & Wine.


Dream up a new DIY project to work on this week.


Make myself a cup of afternoon steamed milk.




Have a lovely Tuesday, everyone.







10 comments:

  1. That sandwich sounds delish! Good luck with the wishbone! Have a beautiful day, Kate! :)

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  2. Oh it is beyond delish. Sounds weird but it's the perfect combination of flavors. I hope you have a beautiful day too!

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  3. Kate @ Dusty Window PanesFebruary 4, 2014 at 3:45 PM

    Sounds lovely =) Enjoy every minute of it!

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  4. Kate wins every time we break a wishbone! With all of the delicious chicken dinners and Holiday feasts that is a lot of free wishes for Kate. I think she cheats but I can't prove it : (

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  5. That is so cool you have your grandmothers copy of Julia child!!! I'm jealous!

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  6. There are some perks (like unstructured days) associated with being an unconventional "creative," that's for sure :)

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  7. Maybe you're just letting me win? Hehe :)

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  8. I know, it's so special to me. I love being able to tell which recipes she loved by the splatters and stains on the pages.

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  9. I have my grandmother's copy of Julia Child too! it's one of the things I claimed from her apartment after she died - which is kind of weird because she barely ever cooked. But I like the idea that she probably once WANTED to try the recipes in there :)

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