BLARGH

[tealin]

I really didn't want to draw in my sketchbook yesterday.
Yesterday's Sketchbook - I actually got home before 7:00 for the first time in at least a week with plans to make curry, but first I needed to make a batch of onion purée, which meant that my life was full of onions. Onions, onions, onions. By the time I was done with the entire process, it was 11:30. Total cop-out sketchbook page.

Comments

[canisdoofus.livejournal.com]

What, pray tell, do you do with onion puree???

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

It's an essential base ingredient in most curries, according to the cookbook.

Headstone

[noodledaddy.livejournal.com]

I always wondered what being brain dead looked like.

[thefordmustang.livejournal.com]

Now THAT is how I feel after peeling onions to make Chicken Korma.

[rebekah-weasley.livejournal.com]

That sums up how I felt today (except the onion). You captured 'Ugh' so well...

[azvolrien.livejournal.com]

I was unaware there was such a thing as Onion Purée.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know WHAT you're talking about. This is possibly your BEST work yet! A masterpiece!
I believe that it would sell for MILLIONS in any Art Gallery, or if you wish to sell it privately, ebay will do.

From,
A highly respected art collector and historian

PS: :-P heheh...
I have drawing days like that too, And it usually ends up as rough doodles of grumpy me too!

[disneyboy.livejournal.com]

I always feel so lazy when I read about busy people like you MAKING curry - I used to love to cook, and now I eat out for every meal except my daily breakfast bowl of cereal. What have I become??

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

If it's any consolation, I took about six hours over two days making a batch of curry which was decidedly unimpressive, when I could have spent ten minutes and $5.34 and gotten a box of it at the food court of the mall behind work and it would have tasted better. But I wanted to see if I could. And now I know I need to find yet another different recipe.

[disneyboy.livejournal.com]

Hard work and fearless experimentation are almost always their own reward, regardless of the results (as long as you don't ruin anything expensive or hurt anyone!) - It feels great to know you CAN figure out how to do something difficult (and then do it!) yourself if needed (even if someone else could do it better!). So you should be proud of your mediocre* accomplishment - it's still yours!


*kidding!