Good morning! It is Sunday of the Thanksgiving Day 2020 weekend. Time seems to be passing by quite quickly. Earlier this morning I was reading an article regarding the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. It seems that there are still some items that need to be addressed before that vaccine becomes readily available in the USA. Accordingly to the article, we should achieve herd immunity summer 2021. Let’s keep our fingers crossed. In addition there are many other laboratories that are about the same stage as Pfizer. It is safe and reasonable not to depend on a single source.
While I was about to finish editing this document and getting ready to post it, my wife called me to go grocery shopping to Trader Joe’s. On weekends, unless I get up earlier (around 04:00 AM), I typically have time to work on a single 2-hour block. I can extend the block if needed, but if I am doing something with my wife, that tends to put an end to work on that day. Continue reading “Nona’s Kitchen – JavaScript”
Hope you enjoyed Thanksgiving Day 2020. My wife and I did even though it was just the two of use for late lunch. We prepared our usual menu with some minor twists. The menu was a young turkey (we usually cook a 20+ lbs bird) which came in at around 11 lbs. with potatoes casserole and meat stuffing (we not prepare the popular / traditional bread based kind). For desert we had monkey bread which we got from one of our neighbors. We had a little more than we should, so we decided to skip our after lunch espresso.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day 2020. My wife finished preparing three containers with cheesy potatoes casserole. She has been making this dish as far as I can remember. Due to the ingredients we tend to have it once or twice a day. I will provide the recipe and some pictures on tomorrows post. If I am not able to solve a problem and generate a post, will generate a post as soon as possible.
It is a gloomy day in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. The good thing is that we have about two days until Thanksgiving Day 2020. This year we are cooking an 11 lbs. turkey. Typically my wife and I make an 18+ lbs. bird. Not only that but we are dropping half of it at our granddaughters place. On Thanksgiving Day we will be connecting with family via Jitsi and Skype. 
It is Thanksgiving Week 2020 and we do not have a winner in the 2020 Presidential Elections yet. The amount of fraud in this year’s elections has been unprecedented. My comment has nothing to do with politics. It is just based on common sense for individuals 12 years of age and older. I have friends and relatives living in different parts of the world. Their confidence and respect in the USA is almost (never generalize) gone.
Hi gals and guys. Hope you are doing well during the COVID-19 pandemic. It seems that most of us are somewhat tired following the basic rules that reduce the spread of the coronavirus. By relaxing the rules in the past few months, the numbers of COVID-19 infections, in most cities worldwide, are going up. Note that the issue is the number of infections, not the number of deaths. Infected people may need hospital services. If the number of patients is larger than the capacity like it was when this thing started, then we have a problem. At this point in time, people with most infections per 1,000, is people in college age. Please follow the rules! We all benefit from it. 
Hello and hope you are doing well. Today the temperature went up to 51F in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. I did not get a chance to go out. Hopefully we will experience a mild winter this year.
Hope you are having a nice day. Today is Tuesday. Unless I am mistaken, it has been three weeks since Election Day and as far as I know the results for the presidential election are still up in the air. Hopefully we will find out the results in the next few days.
I am about to call it a day. It is dark and cold (25 F) in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. I am in my office attempting to finish this post while my wife is upstairs in the living room wrapped in a blanket. Tomorrow morning we will wake up to a balmy 12 F. What else can I say?
Today I woke up a little earlier than usual. I have my alarm set for 06:00 AM, but I was up around 04:45 AM. Read for a while, prepared breakfast and woke up my wife. After breakfast showered and was in my home office by 06:00 AM. I typically work in 2-hour blocks. Break for about 15 minutes and then repeat. For lunch I break for about an hour depending if I need to help my wife with lunch. Typically I help grilling on the deck, but the temperature has dropped and there is snow so I think there will be no more outdoor cooking until next spring.