Crepes, Focaccias, Coronas
Last Saturday I went to see my princess again. I met her after she finished work. We headed to her place, where the king and queen were awaiting us with a hefty dinner. They always feed me well, I just can't keep the pace. Afterwards we headed to the jacuzzi, spent about an hour talking and kissing in the water. Then we started watching the Lady in the Water, but we both fell asleep after a few minutes.
Sunday I threw a pancake party. My princess and I prepared about 60 crepes, and cooked a Hungarian stew to fill them. We also made the French version with ham, grated cheese and white pepper, and the delicious banana-nutella ones. Nathalie baked amazing garlic and onion focaccias. In the country of terrible toast breads, her focaccias are worth more than a brunch with free flow of champagne at Raffles Hotel. Sen and Jordan brought some Guiness and Heineken, Ruben a few bottles of Coronas (easy for him as he's the regional manager there), Eric and Cara a bottle of red wine and Suruchi some fruit juice. The guys were telling funny stories about the French campus where they spent 2 months earlier. I really appreciate these gatherings with my friends, and I miss those who left for France, especially Alex. The pot lucks are just not the same without them. The other day we had drinks at the pool, without Tristan something was missing. And in 3 weeks Nathalie too will leave for four months.
Sunday I threw a pancake party. My princess and I prepared about 60 crepes, and cooked a Hungarian stew to fill them. We also made the French version with ham, grated cheese and white pepper, and the delicious banana-nutella ones. Nathalie baked amazing garlic and onion focaccias. In the country of terrible toast breads, her focaccias are worth more than a brunch with free flow of champagne at Raffles Hotel. Sen and Jordan brought some Guiness and Heineken, Ruben a few bottles of Coronas (easy for him as he's the regional manager there), Eric and Cara a bottle of red wine and Suruchi some fruit juice. The guys were telling funny stories about the French campus where they spent 2 months earlier. I really appreciate these gatherings with my friends, and I miss those who left for France, especially Alex. The pot lucks are just not the same without them. The other day we had drinks at the pool, without Tristan something was missing. And in 3 weeks Nathalie too will leave for four months.
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