I keep typing and erasing because all of my words sound dumb. The short unedited version: I’m sorry things have been hard. I’m grateful for your honesty. ❤️
Reading is something that makes me feel like “me,” too.
Love and Saffron is a sweet, quick read about friendship and food. (It would be funny if you’re the person who told me about that book.)
Ugh, so much loss and disruption to what’s meant to be a time of rest and rejuvenation can be doubly exhausting. I’m so sorry! Definitely adding the Christmas novel to my list and moving up The Life We’re Looking For. I loved Unreasonable Hospitality which was more about the restaurant world than the food itself and very much reminded me of The Bear. I loved Taste by Stanley Tucci. Would recommend the physical book for the recipes although his narration was a delight.
You are so right... I think it's all about life meeting expectations, right? Or how very much it does not (over and over again).
I am here for a restaurant-adjacent rec, so I'll be looking that one up! I am lightyears behind in TV viewing, but The Bear is "on my list" for... 2035, maybe?!? HA!
Stanley Tucci just has one of those voices, doesn't he?
I keep typing and erasing because all of my words sound dumb. The short unedited version: I’m sorry things have been hard. I’m grateful for your honesty. ❤️
Reading is something that makes me feel like “me,” too.
Love and Saffron is a sweet, quick read about friendship and food. (It would be funny if you’re the person who told me about that book.)
Thank you for your sweet, kind words, Laura. It means a lot.
I have not read Love and Saffron, so no -- you didn't hear it here. ;) Thanks for the recommendation! I'll check it out.
Ugh, so much loss and disruption to what’s meant to be a time of rest and rejuvenation can be doubly exhausting. I’m so sorry! Definitely adding the Christmas novel to my list and moving up The Life We’re Looking For. I loved Unreasonable Hospitality which was more about the restaurant world than the food itself and very much reminded me of The Bear. I loved Taste by Stanley Tucci. Would recommend the physical book for the recipes although his narration was a delight.
You are so right... I think it's all about life meeting expectations, right? Or how very much it does not (over and over again).
I am here for a restaurant-adjacent rec, so I'll be looking that one up! I am lightyears behind in TV viewing, but The Bear is "on my list" for... 2035, maybe?!? HA!
Stanley Tucci just has one of those voices, doesn't he?