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Today I gifted son the freshly invented 1-2-3 ticket which shall keep us from using our cars. It cost me 700 euro, but it is cheaper than having to pay for each railride he has to do until next summer. Besides, Christmas is on the way, and I never knew what to give him- until now. Today he took the train he had booked two days ago. He did not get far. After a quarter of an hour he phoned hubby for help- train was late, and he would not be able to get the connecting train. Hubby told son to dismount at the next stop and shot off, to pick him up about 50 kilometres away and deliver him at the first stop of the connecting train. Phew! Otherwise son would have had to take a train three hours later!
No complicated cooking tomorrow, I found two untouched packages of Parmesan that expired a few days ago but are still edible. That comes when you have a husband who is constantly on a grocery shopping trip... So knoepfli with Parmesan sauce it will be. And salad. Hubby loves salad. Hubby needs salad. Me- not so much, though I love vinegar. Maybe that´s the problem with salad- hubby puts next to no vinegar in the vinaigrette!

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Our main storage room is also in the basement. Two adults, one son now and then, two fridges, one freezer. I wish I´d have had all that when our children were at home. Now it´s mostly filled with hubby´s bacon... I will have to limit my husband´s grocery shopping to twice a week. Currently he is searching for goods daily. I have never seen a man looking at the leaflets we get twice a week so long and hard!