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Ours is a shared kitchen. Another user seems to have borrowed the food processor. Fortunately I bring my own knives so we could still work.
A cook's knife, a paring knife, and a flexible filleting knife are all I ever use. Maintenance with a stone is done at home. but a steel in the wallet touches things up as we go.
Here's a recumbent trike made by Inspired Cycle Engineering in Cornwall. It looks seriously kitted out for daily use and indeed that's what it's for. I met the owner who was of mature years. "It keeps me mobile," he said.
The former cooperative society building in Lancaster. An interesting mixture of classical and arts and crafts elements.
La flor de clemátide
Pequeños zarcillos delicados, como manos suaves
Alcanzando como en oración, arriba y arriba se expanden
Buscando la luz …
Amira
I think I've finally got this cake baking in an air fryer right.
The trick is to stop the top cooking before the bottom. I used a saucer on a rack set above the mix.
Cost about 35p in electricity, so that's ok then.
Yesterday was tough and having become irritated for the first time in several years I came and sat in this garden for a while.
Holding on to anger is like holding a hot coal in your hand.
Buddha
While taking down the laundry I noticed this.
If you have little to do today, research the origins of the Easter Bunny. It's a fascinating rabbit hole 😀
21 March is World Poetry Day. This poem is by Laurie Lee and it appeared in The New Yorker in 1950.
The editor's blue pencil can be wielded like an axe or a scalpel. Whichever, however, it can be a painful or liberating process. Sometimes it's both.
Read or write a poem today - especially if you don't usually.
And listen to poems. here:
"Explore Poets, Collections and Interviews | The Poetry Archive" poetryarchive.org/explore/?key=Laurie+Lee+
Celeriac and black beans, with some capsicums and a 'holy trinity' soffritto. To add a lift, I've added some ground pasilla chillies. It will be cooked under pressure for 15 minutes. The recipe book says to serve with rice. We shall see.
Having been out all day I return to find a) some fool has left the lights on and b) the daffodils have come out - how lovely!
And dump a bag of red lentils on top. They will fall apart and add more thickness to the dissolving potatoes. And red lentils are about 25% protein and cheap as.
When i cook it's like we're together again.
Apple, blackberry, lemon, sultana, cinnamon, Demerara sugar, finish with apricot jam glaze.
Getting itself ready for 'the Visit' is this lovely Jerusalem sage.
I might have a few leaves for salad when they've gone!
This is a double-dirty chai latte that my friend made for me today. It's his signature drink, and truly wondrous.
Usnea is a form of lichen that's an indicator of clean air. It has antimicrobial and antifungal properties. I like how it looks.
This is a tea light holder in heavy glass, made in the 1980s by Glasdesign Georgshütte, Boffzen (Germany). Sadly, the firm closed in 1989, after 117 years of business.
I had one of these back in the 1980s - finding an example again was like reclaiming the icon of my old chill zone when I lived in Germany. Another happy time.
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