Archive For July 31, 2015
Oh yeah, spot on. http://www.scarymommy.com/articles/when-your-child-stops-being-a-kid?u=wEL4IegT5d&l=69§ion=surviving-the-tween-years
Menu planning for the weekend complete. Saturday brunch of some manner, and sous vide cooked rare deep fried burgers with smoked aged sharp white cheddar, with a creamy dill potato salad, and roasted cauliflower. Sunday Brunch of Death (buttermilk biscuits, pork sausage gravy, bacon, sausages, scrambled eggs, fried eggs, hash browns), and smoked pork baby…
Awesomely well perspectived article, thanks Sara Mueller for sharing. http://m.dailykos.com/story/2015/07/20/1403522/-So-About-That-Cascadia-Article
The pragmatic Dutch strike again. http://www.iflscience.com/technology/dutch-architects-create-habitable-windmill-could-power-city
Catching up with high school and college friends. We should do this more often! With Chris and Rosey too.
Catching up with high school and college friends. We should do this more often! With Chris and Rosey too.
If only Facebook knew how much I’d pay for a feed without shares, or even with shares in a separate tab.
The first pint (and some, my old Northcape soldered tin mug looks quaint but holds 24 fluid ounces; it’s a generous Imperial pint) of the cider tastes mighty fine. I’m thinking of coding instead of power tools. First of all I have plenty of proof I can do that while in my cups and I’ll…
I’m running a keg of Hard Classic Apple Cider from ATLAS Cider Company (http://atlascider.com/northwesthardcid.html). I’ve only had it in the bottle and it was very very nice. But every hard cider I’ve had was better to far better on tap. I decided to clean line #2 first before tapping the keg, so eagerly awaiting cider….