Such a Retirement Thing to Do

I offered to try out one of the New York Times recipes and bring it to my youngest daughter's for dinner tonight. 

  https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1650-italian-pot-roast-stracotto

 She politely tells me that she's not a fan of pot roast.

 So we're going out for drinks and dinner instead.

 Such a retirement thing to do, right?

 ps--I already purchased a pot roast and will still cook this recipe in the near future.

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