I don't want to make any big pronouncements about the demise of Cuisine Quotidienne, but suffice to say that winter is taking its usual toll on me.
I think I may be taking a month or two off from posting here. Winter is by far my busiest time workwise, and with no vacation in sight -- no, I don't get the upcoming two weeks of vacances scolaires -- I think I'll just be keeping my head above water until March or maybe even April.
Take care all, and I promise I'll be back.
6 comments:
Betty, Give yourself a break. Cooking after the holidays isn't that much fun. Maybe by the vacances scolaires you'll be more inspired.
Drats.
I was expecting a pancake post.
I know the feeling, Betty.
My husband and I were just saying how hard this winter has been on us. And it is only half over here in Wisconsin.
I so know what you mean about February - bleugh!
How comforting Betty to read your lines about the winter effect on your blogging capacity.
I just feel the same way here in Chicago where one of the worst winters I have endured since my arrival from France in January 1970 has also diminished already limited blogging power.
In fact I just posted my first piece in THREE months (about French charcuterie in the U.S.) Winter has definitely a very negative impact on your brain cells and make you lethargic and unwilling to push yourself at your computer.
But when I see the view from your window at your workplace in Aveyron that you just posted, I think that if I was looking through a window somewhere in my dear native Cevennes, where I know, since I read the Midi Libre on line, that some moments of this winter were tough too, I would be much more inspired to write...about the beautiful winter comfort dishes that the locals prepare down there.
Take care
Alain
French Virtual Cafe
I came across your blog today-look forward to your return!
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