Yesterday, I made two loaves of bread -- one for me, and one for the kind neighbor who has befriended me. Unfortunately, when I went downstairs to deliver it last night, she wasn't home. I'll have to bring it down sometime today.
(The squished one I'm keeping, of course. Took it out of the oven a little early and had to drop it back in the pan. Whoops!)
This bread is from the recipe that I shared on the most recent episode of my podcast. The recipe is all laid out in the blog, in case you're interested in making it too.
Speaking of making it too, a listener of the show, Lisa, made the bread already and loved it! Check out her blog. It thrills me to no end that I can share a recipe, and then people on all parts of the globe can make it and taste for themselves. I never imagined that I'd be able to share food quite like this.
This morning while I was getting the boy's breakfast ready, they ran outside on the porch to play for a minute. Thankfully I'd already put their shoes on and managed to slip hats on each of them, because it was so cold, that I could see their breath.
They didn't seem to mind though.
Since last night I've had a killer headache. I went to bed at 9:30 (the earliest in months!), and thought that would take care of it, but I've still got it today. It's so bad that it's difficult to bend over, because that just makes it feel worse. I took two Tylenol, which seem to be helping some, but I have a feeling that today the boys are going to have a video marathon while I knit, read Saveur and drink hot tea on the couch. (Still working on the Wallaby sleeves. They're so boring...and I had to reknit one of them almost entirely when I discovered that the three sleeves already completed were three different sizes. Aggghhh!)
We don't celebrate Halloween, so I always forget it's approaching and end up running out at the last moment to pick up a load of candy for little visitors. Do they even celebrate it here at all? I haven't seen any decorations around town. I'm not feeling well enough to go out, so I suppose I'll just have to hope that no one will knock on my door tonight...
Oh, one last thing: someone just posted a very terrible, offensive review for Cast-On in the US iTunes store recently. If you enjoy the show, please take a minute to review it nicely so that we can bury the badness. And while you're there, post a review for my show as well (I know, it's a cheap self-promotion, but do it anyway.) =)
(The squished one I'm keeping, of course. Took it out of the oven a little early and had to drop it back in the pan. Whoops!)
This bread is from the recipe that I shared on the most recent episode of my podcast. The recipe is all laid out in the blog, in case you're interested in making it too.
Speaking of making it too, a listener of the show, Lisa, made the bread already and loved it! Check out her blog. It thrills me to no end that I can share a recipe, and then people on all parts of the globe can make it and taste for themselves. I never imagined that I'd be able to share food quite like this.
This morning while I was getting the boy's breakfast ready, they ran outside on the porch to play for a minute. Thankfully I'd already put their shoes on and managed to slip hats on each of them, because it was so cold, that I could see their breath.
They didn't seem to mind though.
Since last night I've had a killer headache. I went to bed at 9:30 (the earliest in months!), and thought that would take care of it, but I've still got it today. It's so bad that it's difficult to bend over, because that just makes it feel worse. I took two Tylenol, which seem to be helping some, but I have a feeling that today the boys are going to have a video marathon while I knit, read Saveur and drink hot tea on the couch. (Still working on the Wallaby sleeves. They're so boring...and I had to reknit one of them almost entirely when I discovered that the three sleeves already completed were three different sizes. Aggghhh!)
We don't celebrate Halloween, so I always forget it's approaching and end up running out at the last moment to pick up a load of candy for little visitors. Do they even celebrate it here at all? I haven't seen any decorations around town. I'm not feeling well enough to go out, so I suppose I'll just have to hope that no one will knock on my door tonight...
Oh, one last thing: someone just posted a very terrible, offensive review for Cast-On in the US iTunes store recently. If you enjoy the show, please take a minute to review it nicely so that we can bury the badness. And while you're there, post a review for my show as well (I know, it's a cheap self-promotion, but do it anyway.) =)
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