We’re running just a bit behind today! In fact, the power went out here yesterday evening about 8:00 p.m. & was off until about 11:30 this morning. As a result, the timing of blog posts has gone just a bit haywire. The usual Tuesday L.E. Leone poem will be up shortly, & will be both the post for this afternoon & for tomorrow, while I'll be motoring northward to the far reaches of Montana on a pilgrimage to hear Rory Block. Pretty sure there will be a post on Thursday (first Thursday of the month, so more poetry, this time with Robert Creeley), & then back with L.E. Leone in her Sister Exister guise for Friday’s Homegrown Radio!
As I get L.E.’s poem together for posting, thought you might enjoy a few pix of the happier parts
of the power outage: Eberle’s wonderful breakfast cooked on a small Coleman stove: scramble composed of organic Yukon Gold potatoes, farm fresh eggs from my Farmer’s Market gig, green peppers, onions, mushroom’s, our good friend Heather’s homemade feta cheese, & bacon. This was really good!Yours truly, by request, sang for his breakfast!
Back shortly with L.E. Leone’s latest Dating Poem!
breakfast songster
kitchen sink?
kitchen!
la pièce de résistance!
Hi Kat: It was! & you bet! Eberle has always been a great power outage cook.
ReplyDeleteIt actually can be fun if it isn't too inconvenient. You had a great meal.
ReplyDeleteWell, it doesn't look like you suffered much in the breakfast department! YUM! Glad you're back up and operational.
ReplyDeleteHi LD & Willow
ReplyDeleteLD: That's the thing--if you can put aside the inconvenience & go with it--& if it doesn't last too long!--it can be fun.
Willow: It was yummy indeed!
That looks sooo good.
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqueline: It was!
ReplyDeletewell when life handed you lemons you sure made some fine lemonade, or should we say when the electric company gave you a goose egg you made a delicious scramble!!
ReplyDelete'Breakfast songster' is a great title. Someone in every household should have that designation.
ReplyDeleteI can't form an opinion about the taste of bacon - but the other ingredients sound delicious.
Hi Mouse & HKatz
ReplyDeleteMouse: Good one!
HKatz: I guess I'm the songster (in the sense of singer) here! Thanks.