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Bear is waaaay behind his sister [at this age] in some areas but his imaginative play is further on. So here he is playing with her Barbie horse [which has a shower... cheers liz). click click click he goes before sitting on it. Bless my boy.
Some of you may know that I just finished some kitchen renos, I found this fabulous piece to
hang on my wall. Cutie-Pie liked it too & maybe was a little jealous to see another bird already
there, so he got on board too! LoL!
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Since I like to cook, I spend a lot of time in my galley kitchen.
Peanut Butter and Cheese Dog Biscuits, edible for me too, but I don't put butter in Dog biscuits so they can be a little plain for us mere humans, although not to Daisy.. the smell of the peanut butter and cheese coming from the warm biscuits on my worktop is driving her mad....
2 cups whole wheat or plain flour.
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder.
1/3 cup smooth natural or organic peanut butter.
1/2 cup of grated cheese.
water or milk
Optional: 1 egg (great for a shiny coat)
1. Heat oven to 160c or 320f for a fan oven
2. Mix together the flour, baking powder and grated cheese in a big bowl.
3. In a separate bowl, mix together the peanut butter and hot water until smooth. Slowly add the dry mixture and mix well. Then add the milk or water to make a dough, if the dough is too dry or wet add more flour or water/milk accordingly.
4. Place onto your worktop and roll to thickness required for your cutter.
5. Cut with a cookie cutter and place baking/cookie paper on a baking tray.
6. Bake for 20 minutes or until lightly brown. Let cool, and let the begging begin....
Image taken with Helios M44-4 58mm f2 vintage lens on the Nikon D750
It's Red Week :-)) Number 2
This one is for Rolf: flickr.com/photos/gripspix/3104946580/
for our birthday get together.
Very easy to make and a great way to use up the last of the green tomatoes.
I made this previously with the last from my garden but these were actually from an entire plant that someone pulled up and discarded on the planting strip.
There were enough for this and some in the freezer for another cake.
Had to find my color fix in the house today...The heat and humidity are just too fierce!!! Makes it no fun to play outside. We have at least 2 ❶/❷ more months of this, ugh!!!!
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My husband preparing strawberries to eat at work. This was taken on this day last year which was three weeks later than when the strawberries ripened this year.... scary.
Peiko loves a clean tablecloth and also considers the kitchen table on of his many nap spots which we attempt to discourage especially when we want to eat :)
One upside of expecting international house guests is clearly that you are pressured into finishing little things around the flat that still haven't been fixed because you feel the need to present everything in the best possible shape it could be in. For me that meant finally painting the ragged edges on the ceiling of my hall (check!) and forcing my dad to come and help me put up some more mouldings in my living room (check!).
Included in the service was his far superior glue ("this is much better!") and the information that I still stick out my tongue when I concentrate hard on doing something. Great!
The only one who benefits from this is clearly DF who now has to take me out to dinner instead of helping with the mouldings again.
To ease his pain about missing out on that and in an effort to avoid going out into the extremely miserable Hamburg weather I cooked enough Chilli on Sunday night to feed 10 people. I'm blaming my misjudgement of portion sizes on the delicious red wine I "needed to help me cook".
this where everything ends up, so I reorganized it, hope it helps to get it together more.
calendar from storybymia on etsy. I loved the way she displayed it so I did the same with some foam squares. :)
This photo was taken after it's annual wash, which takes several hours. I started collecting about thirty five years ago and bought the dresser to display it. Most of the china is 1930s and there are a few later bits. Carlton Ware - Buttercup, Apple Blossom and Foxglove. Royal Winton Beehive, James Kent Poppy and Annette, Burleigh Ware, Grindley Poppy.
The Victorian dresser came from a house in Farnborough and as it was a built-in dresser tongue & groove panelling has been screwed to the back. The dresser gets it's annual waxing when the china's washed.