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Some people make models to pass the time. I'm trying to restore my friend's kitchen knives. They are blunter than bricks 😅
Farfalle with my basil paste. More cheese, some ground black pepper (in remembrance of the Carbonari).
Roughly minced, so you can still see some basil leaves.
Quick and simple, but full of taste and color.
I was given a delightful panettone for Christmas. It came in this tin which I am now using to store biscuits.
The expression, "Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without" was first popularized by President Calvin Coolidge, itself being adapted from the English expression, "Eat it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without". It became a popular saying during WWI, the Depression, WWII ... and now we call it upcycling, re-purposing, etc.
I just think this tin is too nice to throw away.
Mimas tiliae during its wandering phase, looking for somewhere to burrow in order to pupate. I picked it up and placed it near the base of a lime tree nearby.
Once it pupates it will have a great food source nearby, if one of the local bats doesn't find it first.
Mold appeared around this offshoot. A sprinkling of sodium bicarbonate will change the soil pH and suppress the mold safely.
A fine building that will soon become student flats.
Bibby was a Liverpool entrepreneur whose firm included a shipping business. The company has diversified and is still running.
They used to fly a plain red company flag on their ships but added the family emblem after a ship was impounded at Hamburg in 1928...it was thought the ship was a hostile communist come to do nefarious things!
In a cup, not a glass. Italian roasted beans. No microfoam. Organic milk. Powdered chocolate. Busy breakfast bliss.
The finished product, served with some lettuce, capsicum and preserved tomato.
My mother always insisted on some kind of vegetables with everything, and it's become a habit. Looks pretty, too, I think =]
The bailiffs have been to a local hotel, which is now closed. 14 days to remove their property before it's disposed of.
A nice new lock on the door. I hope the locksmith was paid.
Charles Dickens stayed here once and remarked that with every meal they served "bride cake".
The tomato soup all went and there were no returns.
Only one person told me how I should have made it, which was gratifying. In the old days he would have been wearing the soup pot but I have calmed down now.
Bacon
Tomato
Red Onion
Red potato
Parsley
Green capsicum
Black eyed beans
Stock
Chilli flakes
Pepper and salt
Drizzle of oil
slow cook overnight on low
Anziano signore calmo e assorto nella lettura seduto su una seggiola di cortesia fuori dal supermercato. Elderly gentleman calm, collected and absorbed in reading sitting on a courtesy chair outside the supermarket. Candid. Street shot. Cameraphone. Bologna 2021
A local tea and coffee merchant with about 200 years' history.
Here today for a cup of Darjeeling and a sit down.
Gala apples, a lime, ginger root, peanuts, dates, mint, water. Blitz for 30 seconds. Drink now and chill the rest.
There are several ways for the bins to go into this space but only one 'works'. I think there's a new crew because I had to pull these all out and put them back in the right order.
Stepping out this morning to go to work, I almost stepped on my neighbor while he was eating breakfast. I avoided him, and for my pains I just got 'the look'!
Arnside coastguard siren warns of the approaching incoming tide and tidal bore.
it's seriously loud!
They aren't supposed to be in season 'til December. But here they are. Their juice adds a lovely color to frangipani, I've discovered (by accident!).
I must be sickening for something. A day of reading, music, crumpets and tea. The wind blows and trees bend.