Comfort Corner

[fuzzyred]

The carpet is thick, soft and cream coloured, while the walls are a yellow bronze colour. In the corner along one wall there is a large sofa, able to seat 4 or 5 people comfortably. Along the other corner wall there is a smaller sofa for 2 or 3 people. In the middle of the furniture, there is a low, round coffee table, perfect for colouring at or for other craft activities.

There is a scratching post and a cat tree for climbing, which are both along the wall opposite the couch. A few fluffy beds have also been put out, in varying sizes, in case any one prefers the floor. There is also a large sturdy perch and a marked off area that says "Landing Pad" in case any winged friends want to visit.

There is now a blue chaise chair in the nook as well, which has been placed near the couch and is good for both sitting and spreading out lengthwise. There are also two armchairs; one an oversized, deep gray leather chair, the other a square fabric armchair in deep blue with light purple swirls on it (Think this style except not grey).

There are two baskets off to the side. One contains fuzzy blankets, a variety of fuzzy and textured pillows, and a collection of stuffed animals while the other contains a variety of art supplies, ranging from colouring pages and blank paper to crayons and coloured pencils, and more besides.

Today there is ham, deviled eggs, placki (potato pancakes), fruits, veggies, hummus, coconut cake, carrot cake, and assorted chocolate. Come on in and snuggle up :)

Comments

[arthur_p_dent]

DEVILED EGGS ARE MY FAVOURITEST THINGS EVER!!!!!

You get the biggest hug I can possible dole out just for that. =]

[fuzzyred]

:D :D :D

[technoshaman]

ooOOOoooh. Placki? (I assume not too different from latkes?) grabs some and some ham, and a yeast roll from the batch he brought, and goes to sit next to J.

Snuggles? NYC was WICKED (insert mage emoji and green heart here), but boy am I glad to be home... 90F is NOT GOOD on the Scottish genes.

[fuzzyred]

I'm pretty sure they are just the Polish version of latkes; shredded potatoes and onion, eggs, and flour, then fry them in a pan with some oil.

Yes snuggles! Glad you had a good time in NYC, but oof, those are warm temperatures, especially in early April.

[technoshaman]

Ah! Traditionally latkes are made with matzo meal instead of regular flour, but otherwise, yes, exactly the same. NOM!

[fuzzyred]

Ah, I did not know that. I figured it was just a small variation though, kind of like how perogies have different names and versions all over Eastern Europe.