I cooked a wonderful meal for myself and Steve (third date with him), forgot to take a picture but it involved green beans, marinated pork belly pieces, onion, bell pepper, mushrooms, a fried egg and a spicy peanut sauce.
We'll go sailing tomorrow, I'll send you some pictures!
Application for the job has been sent on thursday, please feel free to cross your fingers...
Thank you all for crossed fingers and other body parts!
Today was the same meal as yesterday, but on my own so I didn't forget to take a picture this time.
I think I'll turn the leftovers into peanut soup tomorrow.
The sailing with Steve was wonderful!
A bit of a roundtrip to get there, as I had to drive to his place first so he could let his cockerel in the garden for the afternoon, so we had our morning coffee in the car. I brought a thermos of hot water with a herby stock cube to keep warm on the boat, which for some unknown reason is the perfect drink when sailing even if I never have it at home.
I also brought LC bread, butter, cheese and marmite to have for breakfast/lunch. I pre-bolused for it whe I started to get hungry, and then found out I didn't bring a knife so I sat in the boat looking stupidly at my food and wondering how to change my ingredients to a sandwich without anything to cut the cheese or spread butter or marmite.

In the end, I used my lighter to spread butter on my bread (smoking turns out to be useful for something after all), decided that marmite was too complicated, and alternately took a bite from my buttered bread and my block of cheese. Worked fine, but I hope no one will want to make themselves a cheese sandwich at my place until I've eaten my way past the bite marks in my cheese!
Here's the promised sailing picture, Steve concentrating very hard on the direction of the wind:
And just because the sailing place has a very cool water slide, I just had to go in after sailing, no matter that we saw a thin layer of ice on various waters while driving there.