Archive for July, 2008

Hoorah!

I done earned me a trip to the spa with the funny hats! Yay! I gave my presentation at work.
I’ve also set out an ambitious course of stuff I want to learn at work over the next year or so. Almost a terrifying amount of stuff to learn. But I […]

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Bread

I… ah… This is somewhat awkward.
I’ve used five pounds of flour in my bread-making activities today. I have two loaves of whole wheat bread about fifteen minutes from done. I have 12 English muffins about an hour or so from grilling. And I have 12 bagels about 15 minutes from shaping. […]

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Ponderances

As opposed to Ponderosa… So a while ago there was this three (?) random things meme & I couldn’t think of anything random at that moment so I didn’t do it, but I’m feeling kind of random tonight so figured I’d put them down.
Random thing number one… I think this would have to be […]

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Moar Bread

And today I made: two loaves of sammich bread, one loaf of some seriously fancy garlic bread (dip the raw bread slices in melted butter, chopped garlic, & fresh parsley then smoosh all the slices into the bread pan), and a dozen bagels. Seriously — why I get inspired to make bread on […]

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Today

I made bread sticks for my brother’s birthday. Tomorrow I will make sammich bread for the week & entirely possibly bagels as well. NOM. Bread.
Today, with the help of google maps, M1, M2, my Dad & I went geocaching & found our first geocache at a long-time favorite park. It […]

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So It Wasn’t All Bad

The thunder & lightening storm was actually, aside from that one terrifying moment, pretty cool. Our tent held & we stayed dry.
I think this is my favorite picture from the trip.

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Vacashun: UR Doin’ It Wrong

The Executive Summary because I’m too tired to write it all out.
Work continues to go to hell in a handbasket. I’m not looking forward to going back tomorrow. Dread doesn’t even begin to sum things up.
Both my parents sick diagonally as far across the country as one can get. Mommy in […]

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