It is that time of year when I do a summer reading list for my best friend!! 🤓
pickI will never work in a kitchen (I don't think I have the chops for it), but... it sounds like a wild place to spend some time. I am thankful for the amazing chefs in my life :) - (my husband is a phenomenal cook, and his sister is a chef for a retirement community).
Anthony Bourdain was an amazing man, he is surely missed.
Thanks to @TheBookHIppie, I found this one on Audible, which he read. Coincidently my husband was talking about him the other day. So, I am sure he wants me to wait to listen with him -- but I needed an #AudioCommute book (to and from work, about 25-30 min each way), so I will start this one today.
Thanks for the recommendation! I loved his show :)
#BlameItOnLitsy
pickThe cover is gorgeous, the story okay, her description of Milwaukee wonderful! Go Brewers and cheese curds, lol.
pickWe had a massive storm overnight that often kept me awake, so I read and eventually finished this. I thought NB was my least favorite of Tony‘s books, but I enjoyed this much more than my recent reread of Medium Raw. Do not skip the short reflections on each essay at the end of the book. I think the Tony who died in 2018 was a more world weary unhappy guy than here. It was a bit joyous to read his (relatively) youthful enthusiasm.
I didn‘t make it very far into THE ROMANCE RECIPE before bed last night, but the opening gave me all the culinary drama vibes I could wish for. Hopefully I‘ll be able to get really stuck into it today.
Casey would like you to know these toys are all VERY IMPORTANT, which is why he needs all three of them spread out on his rug. Thank you.
