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Nothing really exciting has happened today. Not that I am complaining. Sometimes it is nice to have a quiet day.

I spent the morning scrapbooking . . .

Had coffee with some of my Red Hatted friends this afternoon. I'm looking forward to getting the recipe for the fruit cake Patty served. Yes, I do love fruitcake. And Patty's was delicious.

Came home, tidied and laundry . . . {yawn} . . .

And then I made Minestrone di ceci e pasta which just means Chickpea and pasta soup. Delicious! I actually ate two bowls of this lovely soup which tastes like a light version of bean and bacon soup. The rest has been frozen for Hal when he comes home.

I've been relaxing and doing a little TV watching and playing on the computer this evening. So, yeah, it has been a quiet day. Did you watch Off the Map on TV tonight? I think I am going to like it.

Tomorrow should be fun . . . I'll tell you all about it . . . tomorrow.

Good night,

Pam

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