whenever he is away (not necessarily FAR away... even 5 km would do) I feel as if time draged so slow. All of a sudden I see that one hour has as many as 60 minutes and it must be filled up. Too much time makes you think too much and, what comes from that, you start (or 'one starts' - as a practice of academic writing) thinking about doing things you are hopeless at. Cooking! ;) (we have agreed that it is Christovan who is going to be a cook at our home so I may openly admit... I am not much of a chef)
Unwilling to learn as I am, I still have a great talent and potential.

All in all, I learnt all by myself how to make them... during my exile in Great Britain. They are - as a native speaker once said - perfectly sealed as the ones in Harrod's - (if Harrod's has any... if not, that must be a sign of Heaven to visit London ;D)
Say what you wish but I put my soul into the work. Especially into the heart-shaped one ;) It gave me the willies as well. The first few seconds are always ok but then you get bored and feel like swearing the work off. I wouldn't be myself if I had given up in the middle of dirty table, floury blouse, and sticky hands.

Once I filled it with my soul... I let it to be eaten. Now I am short of soul and short of pierogis. And do I feel empty? Even if I do, this is the best feeling I have ever experienced in my life.
Nevertheless, for the time being I quit pierogi manufacture. Other undiscovered lands are waiting










