the morning after

[lizziebelle]

I should still be asleep, but as usual I'm up anyway. There will have to be nappage later, or I will be a zombie. o_O

Last night's Equinox celebration was very nice, and we had a decent crowd after all. I found myself covered in small boys, as Justin & Alex decided I made a fine jungle gym. I don't know what it is, but children and animals find me irresistible. Perhaps they sense that I have refused to grow up. *g*

sea_dark_wine asked Justin (who is ten) to cast the circle with her, and he took his duties quite seriously. Justin is one of those scarily precocious kids who can as easily discuss the finer points of Doctor Who (old school, no less) and Egyptian deities as he can be silly and playful. As his father is Evil Uncle Walter, that is not surprising in the least. *g*

We had a yummy vegetarian feast; the theme was 'Primavera,' and there was quite a variety. The couscous came out well, and I have leftovers, which I will most likely not neglect like I usually do. It has baby corn, artichoke hearts, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, and pecans. Yum!

resourceress and sunastria surprised me with several Torchwood DVDs, as well as one of Being Human, which I had wanted to see. It's about a werewolf, a vampire, and a ghost sharing a flat. It sounds fun. There was much squeeage. Thank you!

If you celebrate, Happy Easter to you!

Comments

[sea-dark-wine.livejournal.com]

Hey there, so good to have seen you last night! The couscous was really yummy, and so was everything else... maybe we should do vegetarian more often ;-) it seems to bring out the creative in people.

Sorry I wasn't there when the discussion about Glamour happened! Roger brought me up to speed on it this morning, and it sounded quite interesting.

This morning we ate all the leftover crepes for breakfast, warmed up, with yogurt on top. Ahhh. Enjoy your leftovers too :-9

[resourceress.livejournal.com]

It was wonderful to see you, as always. Enjoy the DVDs!