Guess what, kiddies!

[catastrophy]

I'm going to be an aunt.

Again.

Nina's going to have another baby, circa Februrary 21st.

This is cool but not as mindblowing as her first pregnancy. More just, happy. I love Sean to pieces, so another nephew/nice will be awesome too. More baby to go around. I guess I worry about Nina having two kids now though... but, I suppose many many women have kids just a couple years apart (my momma included) and things work out. So... awesome! Aunt x2!!

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[summercomfort]

Yays! And your kitties sound cute, too. :D Does Jeremy mind?

[dakeeni.livejournal.com]

Kitties? I said 'hey kiDDies'.

But Nina gots a new kitty though... they're calling it Kitty for now.

[summercomfort]

it was a reference to an earlier post where you said you were cat-sitting? ::confused now:: Kitty is a good name.

[dakeeni.livejournal.com]

Ah, my neighbors across the hall's kitties, Fez and Cleo.
They were darling, and Jeremy doesn't mind as long as the cats and their hair stay in their house.

Which kinda throws a wrench in my plans to knit a cathair sweater from Fez's luxurious fur....but hey, that's what love's all about.

(Buying alpaca sweaters instead.)
Btw... I ran out of Sluggy to read T_T
And I tried to make your meatball with bamboo soup thingy... and it turned out mostly right, except that I put in too many vermicelli noodles and used a little too much cornstarch and not quite enough liquid in the meatballs...

Soon we will expiriment with all the wonton wrappers you left us.

[summercomfort]

Ah, my meatball soup meatballs actually have almost no cornstarch in them. Just salt, garlic (powder), rice wine, and lots of water. Okay, there's a little corn starch, but mostly it's to hold the water together. You have to add so much water that it's "sloshy", but not "swimming in water". You and your vermicelli-love. <3

wontons are ridiculously easy. Get 1 block of frozen cut-leaf spinach and chop that up. Add to 1 lb of ground pork (+salt, garlic powder, rice wine, smidgeon of cornstarch). And then, yanno, wrap it.