I'm trying not to freak out about the job interview tomorrow. Because I kind do seriously need more money, and soon. As a cost-cutting measure, I am no longer allowed to buy breakfast from Au Bon Pain and have begun stealing coffee from upstairs.

Mm, contraband coffee.

I'm working from home today. I still have a headache.

However, I did get to spend quality time with Rigatoni in place of commuting. so it all worked out well.

I want TJ's Choco Croissants!!!

Ditto. And I think I'm going to TJ's later.

I just told my sister-in-law about them.

I think that she may be planning a trip to TJs too.

BTW, they have a miniature poodle pup who they are trying to entice to eat more by cooking his meals. That was a weird, convoluted sentence - but the upshot is: does anyone here cook for their dog(s) and if so: do you have any recipes to share?

Our dog wouldn't eat dog food for the first few years of her life, except the occasional biscuit, and then only when we made a game of it. We used to boil up chickens for her and give her the meat. She was a big fan of it when we put grapes in too.

I once dogsat for a guy who made omelettes for the dogs every morning and grilled lamb for them to eat every night. So, that's what I had to do too.

Thanks!

I thank goodness that my cats are happily satisfied with their (expensive) dry kibble, and actually show extremely little interest in human food or the garbage, for that matter.

As a fellow member of the contraband coffee brigade (seriously, I troll our conference rooms with my giant travel mug at 9:05 every morning) I'm vibing interview~ma to you in bushels, shrift.

We used to feed our dog our leftovers for the night in a big pot of cornmeal porridge. We thought dog-specific food was the neatest shiniest thing, but they wouldn't touch it and wanted their hot meal instead.