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liuzhou

liuzhou

An emergency dinner.

 

Last night, I stood up from my desk to go to bed and the next thing I knew I was lying on the floor with my chair on top of me, my electric fan beside me and other stuff all in the wrong place. I have no idea what happened.

Anyway, I woke up this morning, to find that my left foot was no longer functional. I suspected broken toes, but after limping, hobbling and muttering all the way to the local quackery, an X-ray decided the bones are intact but the flesh is severely bruised.

Point being that I am virtually immobile for a few days. So dinner was not what I had planned, but I soldiered on on one leg and came up with something. Fortunately, the seafood place lies between my place and the lair of the white-coated medical torturers! And they provided me with a chair when they saw my difficulty. One young lady even offered to carry my meagre purchases home for me.

So, clam and mustard green soup.

soup2.thumb.jpg.71c5726603c217dcdc9d16fe4a051df6.jpg

 

Simple fried shrimp over orzo with garlic and scallions - dusted with shichimi togarishi.

20200726_205435.thumb.jpg.825750c5fc95676f4a8ef212fb223023.jpg

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

An emergency dinner.

 

Last night, I stood up from my desk to go to bed and the next thing I knew I was lying on the floor with my chair on top of me, my electric fan beside me and other stuff all in the wrong place. I have no idea what happened.

Anyway, I woke up this morning, to find that my left foot was no longer functional. I suspected broken toes, but after limping, hobbling and muttering all the way to the local quackery, an X-ray decided the bones are intact but the flesh is severely bruised.

Point being that I am virtually immobile for a few days. So dinner was not what I had planned, but I soldiered on on one leg and came up with something. Fortunately, the seafood place lies between my place and the lair home of the white-coated medical torturers! And they provided me with a chair when they saw my difficulty. One young lady even offered to carry my meagre purchases home for me.

So, clam and mustard green soup.

soup2.thumb.jpg.71c5726603c217dcdc9d16fe4a051df6.jpg

 

Simple fried shrimp over orzo with garlic and scallions - dusted with shichimi togarishi.

20200726_205435.thumb.jpg.825750c5fc95676f4a8ef212fb223023.jpg

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

An emergency dinner.

 

Last night, I stood up from my desk to go to bed and the next thing I knew I was lying on the floor with my chair on top of me, my electric fan beside me and other stuff all in the wrong place. I have no idea what happened.

Anyway, I woke up this morning, to find that my left foot was no longer functional. I suspected broken toes, but after limping, hobbling and muttering all the way to the local quackery, an X-ray decided the bones are intact but the flesh is severely bruised.

Point being that I am virtually immobile for a few days. So dinner was not what I had planned, but I soldiered on on one leg and came up with something. Fortunately, the seafood place lies between my place and the lair home of the white-coated medical torturers! And they provided me with a chair when they saw my difficulty. One young lady even offered to carry my meagre purchases home for me.

So, clam and mustard green soup.

soup2.thumb.jpg.71c5726603c217dcdc9d16fe4a051df6.jpg

 

Simple fried shrimp over orzo with garlic and scallions - dusted with shichimi togarishi.

20200726_205435.thumb.jpg.825750c5fc95676f4a8ef212fb223023.jpg

 



 

liuzhou

liuzhou

An emergency dinner.

 

Last night, I stood up from my desk to go to bed and the next thing I knew I was lying on the floor with my chair on top of me, my electric fan beside me and other stuff all in the wrong place. I have no idea what happened.

Anyway, I woke up this morning, to find that my left foot was no longer functional. I suspected broken toes, but after limping, hobbling and muttering all the way to the local quackery, an X-ray decided the bones are intact but the flesh is severely bruised.

Point being that I am virtually immobile for a few days. So dinner was not what I had planned, but I soldiered on on one leg and came up with. Fortunately, the seafood place lies between my place and the lair home of the white-coated medical torturers! And they provided me with a chair when they saw my difficulty. One young lady even offered to carry my meagre purchases home for me.

So, clam and mustard green soup.

soup2.thumb.jpg.71c5726603c217dcdc9d16fe4a051df6.jpg

 

Simple fried shrimp over orzo with garlic and scallions - dusted with shichimi togarishi.

20200726_205435.thumb.jpg.825750c5fc95676f4a8ef212fb223023.jpg

 



 

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