I wish my kitchen was this useful. Sadly, I have too much stuff in the kitchen to make it truly useful. It would make things easier for me if I were to get rid of items I don't use. But to do that would mean making hard decisions that I'm not ready to make right now.
This weekend, RQS straightened out my kitchen. But I hadn't yet had the chance to use it. Today was my chance. First, I had to drop RQS off at the station to return home. And then, I could go home to rest. Given that it was a dreary day AND that I had no plans to go out later, I got dressed as Mario just to drop RQS off. After a quick stop at the deli to get a breakfast sandwich, it was home for the day.
Once home, I took a needed nap, and then started work on reorganizing information I'll need to create another cruise tool. So, that killed some time until dinner. There was some salmon in the fridge, but I wasn't interested in that. Instead, I was more interested in the "more than" half chicken from last night. Cutting off the remaining right breast (RQS doesn't carve a bird well) and full left leg, I proceeded to prepare this part of the bird for nuking. Next, I made some flavored rice, then cobbled up some gravy to ladle over the bird. Finally, I warmed up the bird and had a hearty meal.
Regarding the placement of some items in the kitchen, I switched the garbage can's spot with the original place for the rolling cart, Now, I don't have to move the cart each time I want to get utensils from the drawer. RQS is good at finding the energy to do this kind of reorganization, but not as good at figuring out a practical final state. Maybe that's why we work well together - we complement each other in our areas of weakness.
Tomorrow, I'm hoping to get out and (maybe) get my nails done. Then, it should be another week as Marian.
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