Multiple Choice Question:
What do you do when you're on day two of no electricity and the air outside is warmer than it is inside your cold, dark house, and the sun is shining, the skies are bright blue and there is no wind?
A. Sit in your cold, dark house and eat yet another meal of cold ham, cheese and salad?
B. Sit in your cold, dark house, cover yourselves up with blankets and read after eating a lunch of cold ham, cheese and salad?
C. Leave your cold, dark house, drive to the beach and sit outside in the warm sun while you enjoy some moules frites and white wine?
Answer: C
(this was a tough one, I know) Pin It
8 comments:
oh how tough was that!! :-)
Good choice.
Did your house got damaged in the storm?
Great choice :) Need. Some. Now.
I am sitting in chilly Massachusetts and dreaming of your sunny bon fete!
Yes!! Great choice! You can't beat a good lunch to cheer you up when times are hard :)
You can't beat moules et frites! Good choice!
Is the power out because of the storm? I'm jealous of your warm southern sunshine!
anne
Not tough at all! :)
spacedlaw
It was so nice to sit in the sun.
Our house is fine. No trees down in the village. Some neighbors lost roof tiles.
mymelange
You should make some! There's a recipe on Chez Loulou.
Jackie
That is one great thing about the south of France...we get a lot of sunny days. Could do without the windy, stormy ones though!
Veronica
Cooking was out of the question with no power so we decided that it was a "hardship" lunch. :)
Sandy
No, you can't! They make a wonderful meal.
croquecamille
Yes, the wind blew down some trees which knocked down the power lines. There are still people north of us without power, 5 days later!
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