You may have noticed that on the right margin of our blog, we list some sites & blogs that are of interest to us. For those of you who have been loyal readers, you may recall that Emily's youngest sister Tiffany had once upon a time decided that she too would start a blog of her own, for fun. We of course were very excited about such an endeavor. However, some of you may be scratching your heads about now, wondering why, as of late, we no longer had her link listed as a site of interest?
Well, the long and the short of it is, that Tiffany got busy (like most of us), changed majors, got engaged, yada yada yada, and fell off the blogging bandwagon. We've tried to not hold this against her, after all, she is family. After holding a mantle to her website via a link on the margin of our blog for more than 6 months, we decided to give it a quiet funeral and remove it.
Then, behold, Tiffany comes around the other day to visit Ava, and is inspired in ways that even we have yet to entirely grasp. We'd like to think that it was holding Ava for the first time, but we're not totally convinced. For starters, we offered for Tiff to stay for dinner, which she did, great! Then, we told her we were making salmon with angel hair pasta infused with gremolata and broccoli (Chris made Emily 4-star meals during his paternity leave from work), to which a grimaced face reacted in utter displeasure. "But I don't like salmon or broccoli" . . . followed an hour later by "Wow, that was actually pretty good...burp"!
This acknowledgement of a newfound appreciation for not only seafood, but also of a flowering green plant, seems to have given birth to not one, not two, but three blog posts, of considerable scale and effort in the past 2 weeks! Read it for yourself here.
While we were amazed by the arrival of Ava, such developments with regard to Tiffany are a true paradigm shift. We wholeheartedly sit by with giddy anticipation of what new developments ensue in 2010 for Tiffany.
Next on the menu Tiff: Grilled Ahi Tuna
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3 comments:
Very nice pic of Ava and Tiff together. Sounds like Tiff had a great time with the Swedish Chef. Now if you could just get your Dad to eat green peppers and mushrooms it would be the conquest of the century.
wow... thanks for making me sound like an ogre! I went into that meal with an open mind and didn't ever complain about it. It was good though.
We figured we'd just give you a bit of a hard time :o), it was great seeing you, Ava misses you already! Hope all is going well with the wedding planning.
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