I've arrived safely in "different Canadian city", as it shall henceforth by called, and I'm slowly getting things set up for the next three and a half weeks here. I've unpacked, I've completed the last of the endless paperwork and online forms required to work in a different province*, and I've scoped out the nearby options for food. Luckily for me, I'm less than five minutes by foot from a Middle Eastern deli (mmm...shawarma...), two discount grocery stores, and a seemingly endless assortment of fast food restaurants. I definitely won't starve, and in fact I may need to purchase some larger clothes by the time I get home.
Here's what my kitchen looks like for the next 24 days:
I won't be making any gourmet meals, but at least I'll have my Mini Wheats and tomato sandwiches.
Aaand....that's all I have for now. I'm somewhat bored, in case you can't tell from my rather uninspired post, so I should probably move on to doing something productive like studying. Or maybe I'll go soak in the hot tub. Ahhhh.
* I think. Periodically I get an urgent email telling me that I won't be able to start tomorrow because I haven't completed something very essential like online training on how to put on a face mask properly, so there are no guarantees.
3 comments:
I would say to purchase a large toaster oven and stove top burner. You can carry them with you when you travel and they can help you eat healthy. Still, I have no idea of the reality of your life. I just know that this helps with my road life.
Lisa - I love having a toaster oven, but I'm not sure whether I can find one near where I'm staying or how I would transfer it home. Maybe I'll look for one tomorrow.
You have a microwave! The possibilities are endless!http://www.nancyskitchen.com/microwave_recipes.htm
I just order a big ass pizza and eat that for a week.
Have a GREAT TIME!!!
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