I went to Fusion, my favourite fancy restaurant in town. The Food is amazing, the prices reasonable and the chef/owner adorable. His name is Jamie. We met at the restaurant which is about to turn 5 years old. We flirted, joked and learned more about each other all while he made me tenderloin, scallops, spatzle, crispy fried green beans with a sweet delicious hoisen sauce. For dessert he created a chocolate lava cake with ice cream and a shot of expresso vodka. The whole meal was absolutely decadent and delicious. I even had left over lava cake to take to my girlfriends place afterwards.
While at Fusion Jamie and I spoke about writing a cook book together. Later I spoke with another friend, an elder, who agreed to work together, exchanging ideas and inspiration, a muse contract. It is time for me to start visioning my writing and how it is going to fit into my life once this project is done. I am ready to start making some money from writing, it is time to start the process of submission to magazines and other publications. I have resisted up until now because I can’t stand the rejection part of it all. I have done a fair amount of work on rejection though in the last 2 years, I am ready, I know this. I was reminded yesterday that the only way to truly be ready is to simply do something. For now I am focused on completing the next 70ish days and will continue to consciously create life after 12 days 2 inspire.
“What gift/s have you given yourself?” is the question in 12 days journal #285
A piano and an LED flashlight.
ReplyDeleteTwo things: a) how very cool that you took yourself out for dinner. I love it. I was too sick to tell you so when you went out and 2) that sounds like an amazing meal. Wow.
ReplyDeleteI found a fantastic recipe for making those lava cakes at home. OMG, they are truly decadent and surprisingly easy to make. As to gifts, I have given myself the gift of time to focus on my own writing. I'm working on a novel and I'm "gifting" myself with the ability to tell friends and loved ones "no" when I need to spend my time writing rather than with them. So far, so good!
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