Having known that I wanted to do the Advent Calendar with
Hawthorn and
Julie, I tried to keep a lookout for numbers over the last 12 months, but being me I kept forgetting. Whilst in UK on holiday, they seemed to jump out at me more, so quite a few will be from this time.
DAY 5.
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The sign says it all. Yes, once again the walk we did at Gargrave. |
CRAFT.
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Do we call baking a craft? |
I made this unbaked slice for the lovely family over the road as both a thank you gift & wishing them a merry Christmas. M very nicely mowed our lawn just before we got back from our UK holiday and E fixed a broken nail for me. She happens to be a nail artist & I'd had a split nail way down for a long time and as it grew it started catching on things. Ugh! The recipe come from this book.
My parents bought their first fridge in the early 50's when I was about 3 or 4 and this is the book that came with it. It's had much use over the years from both my mother and I.
This is the page I use the most.
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A little worse for wear these days. |
OK, I just had to add this photo too. One of my favourite roses is flowering well. I have grown Julia's Rose in many of my gardens over the years.
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This is pretty close to the actual colour, which verges somewhere between cafe latte to a dusky apricot/beige. Hard to describe, but beautiful. Good for flower arranging too.
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Leaving you with a thought to be "nice to others", after witnessing a nasty incident in our main street today, which really surprised me. Patience is a virtue they say, don't they?
I'll be back tomorrow with something cute, I hope.
Take care,
Susan.
Baking is a craft, you have to gather the ingredients and mix them all together.
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Baking is a craft, you have to gather the ingredients and mix them all together.
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I loved the story about your lawn mowing neighbour and his nail technician wife when we chatted the other day - that yummy unbake looks super yummy, bet it was happily eaten up! (there is a number 8 on your cook book ....!) sending back to you a 'nice to others' day wishes too, take care xx
ReplyDeleteThe unbaked slice looks delicious, I'm sure your neighbours were thrilled with it. I would say that baking is definitely a craft.
ReplyDeleteThat slice looks yummy, and the rose is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBad blogger creeping in here, hope you are well my dear! I do like the sound of an unbaked slice, it sounds delightful x
ReplyDeleteGargrave and Malham - super part of the world, and I know how much you love it.
ReplyDeleteThat slice looks quite delicious, ages since I have had anything like that.
Yummy, love fridge type cakes and you are lucky to have roses blooming - too cold now for ours. x
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