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Clutter- 5 things TODAY

  1. The garden. My plot is steadily taking shape hopefully in time for the greenhouse. Not much effort is needed to pull out the weeds yet it's a challenge to level the soil. I wanted to get this miniature level to make sure of that.
  2. Solution. I have finally found out my hens' problem and now, will be able to apply the proper solution for them. It will be a long process but that's how it is.
  3. Clutter. Father and daughter team clearing the attic. A part of it, nonetheless what's important is they have started.
  4. Agenda. My spring notebook is almost full not only with my to-do list but with book titles, quotes as well as recipes. There are times when not everything is accomplished yet seeing my daily written plan works for me and I function better with it.
  5. Packed lunch. Cooked chicken curry for Erin's lunch and she's not convinced that it was a curry dish. 😄
Nanay's pretend chicken curry

5 pcs chicken thigh
a can of coconut milk
2 spoonfuls of Panang curry paste
garlic
onion
ginger
lemongrass
bell pepper
potato
lots of basil leaves

The veggies except the potato are from our garden and this made my dish extra, extra special but I  have added some fish sauce afterwards.

Till next time.
Myra




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