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Took little girl number 1 to a birthday party - will be the last one before she gets a coeliac diagnosis and we have to bring her food and tell her not to eat that or that or that.
Sunday, continued building the monstrous tower slide. Am missing a bit and don't know what it's called: there is a long bolt which screws into a metal casing which is first hammered into the wood from the other side fixing to the wood using a kind of four fingered claw - the last casing is missing.
The material prosperity of a nation is not an abiding possession; the deeds of its people are.
After buying one of these years ago, I can only say get you hands dirty and make your own bread; very satisfying, very tasty and now I have sort of mastered sourdough, I am not too sure I could go back, for the depth of flavour in the bread now is unrepeatable from a shop.
After buying one of these years ago, I can only say get you hands dirty and make your own bread; very satisfying, very tasty and now I have sort of mastered sourdough, I am not too sure I could go back, for the depth of flavour in the bread now is unrepeatable from a shop.
I like making bread by hand as well - and it's a good thing to do with my little girl.
But, looking at an imminent gluten free future, I can see a breadmaker on the horizon.
The material prosperity of a nation is not an abiding possession; the deeds of its people are.
Good thanks.
Scored the equalising goal on friday night 5-a-side to ensure our team remained unbeaten for the evening.
Saturday was alright.
Sunday was excellent, took youngest to splash landings and had a great time. When we got back I had to pick eldest up from her exam and she smashed it. Really pleased and proud of all the hard work she has put in over the last 3 weeks.
After buying one of these years ago, I can only say get you hands dirty and make your own bread; very satisfying, very tasty and now I have sort of mastered sourdough, I am not too sure I could go back, for the depth of flavour in the bread now is unrepeatable from a shop.
I don't go near the kitchen. I just drift downstairs when I can smell the missus has made something for breakfast.
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