41 and perimenopause. I was going to write about something...

but I can't remember. I was talking to Jeff over a wonderful dinner. Maybe that was it-  I took all the overripe stuff that was going bad in the garden, chopped it up and put it over some tortilla chips, leftover rice, a bit of leftover lentils and quinoa, and then poured a New Mexican style chile sauce over it and sprinkled well with Monterrey Jack cheese.  It was so absolutely delicious that I ate 3 servings. And I was drinking this new thing I found at Costco, Frisk Prickly Reisling. GET IT.  OMG Get It.

So we were talking over this wonderful wine and dinner- maybe it was the fact that I had 11 kids all weekend all by myself?  But I was a happy mama. And we were talking, and suddenly I said, "I should blog that!"

So I came to the kitchen, and before I could get to the computer, I saw the Compassion Children's folders had come in the mail and had to read that to the kids... and then gave everyone a job to do-  you take care of extraneous dishes, you put away food, you wash the pots, and you feed the cats and wash their water dish....

Then I finally got the mail off my laptop and sat down, and Facebook was open, so I commented on a couple things...

And DH said, "Did you get your blog post written?"

And I realized, I have no idea what I thought would make such a good blog post.

So there you have it.  41 and perimenopause.  Or just 11 kids and Frisk Prickly Reisling?

I am reading two books right now-- Pride and Predjudice  and Havah (speculative fiction about Eve) plus a bunch of nonfiction, so I'm going to go read and relax now that I do not have 11 children in my house-  just 6.

My oldest will be home in a week. I miss him.

4 comments:

Courtney said...

Glad you survived the madness! And I'll have to look out for that wine. Let me know your thoughts on Havah... I'm interested in reading it.

Missus Wookie said...

Evernote and a hand held device to access it.... saves my brain from holding onto such things.

Glad you were a happy mama with your man, good food and good wine. :)

Chloe said...

lol, this has happened to me more times than I can count, Amy. I could be a famous writer off of all the great topics I've forgotten to write. Well, at least that's what I tell myself.

Hope you remember it soon.

Susan in the Boonies said...

The first part of this post is the story of my life.

I am still kicking myself over the GREAT idea that I had in church 2 weeks ago that I didn't write down.

ARGH!!!!!

Gone With The Wind.

And it wasn't an idea for a great Civil War novel, either.

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