Last year on New Year's Day I cooked French onion soup. Today I will bake ciabatta bread (I started my biga yesterday) and try a new chicken recipe. My New Year's resolution is to try at least one new recipe each week and try to clean out all my recipes files. I have lots of recipes in a filing cabinet.
I expect that this will be another wonderful year in retirement. I am really looking forward to going up to Racine, WI to see the SC Johnson Building.
This image from the delmars.com website shows the incredible working area of the building. Check out that ceiling construction.
I will also visit Wingspread, a FLW designed home in Racine. Hopefully, I will get wonderful pictures to show and talk about when I return.
This year I will also try yoga. I have a few medical conditions that have limited my range of motion and, hopefully, yoga can help with that. Lord knows I have tried everything else from a medical standpoint.
I will continue as the Chair for the Fiscal Stress Committee, although our representative from the Senate Fiscal Agency has returned to work at Michigan State University. I have listed his blog 'Eye on Lansing' on my blog list so you can follow it also if you desire.
And I also look forward to this new year because our state has a new Governor. Thank God for that. Not for one minute was I ever a fan of Gov. Granholm. Unless you were living under a rock, you had to know in 2002 that we were a state in trouble. And she was a player in Lansing, so kick that notion to the curb. Really didn't want the job? Then don't run. Want to blame someone else for leaving you a mess of troubles? Just put your big girl panties on and deal with it. She was right about one thing, though. She 'blew us away' and now we will have one less representative in Congress. Thanks for nothing, Guv.
It's a new day. A new year. And we have no where to go but up. Happy New Year to all of you who read this and thanks for your comments.
And now, off to bake bread.
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