If you come on here looking for some mind-blowing conversation or profound words of wisdom, well you've come to the wrong place and will be disappointed. I'm just an ordinary bod who likes to share my day with anyone who cares to listen. Tales of my dogs, my garden, my family and happenings in my life that I feel might just be amusing....If you're happy with that, draw up a chair, light up a ciggie if you wish or have a cup of tea and make yourself at home.
Ruby and Tango
Sunday, 30 September 2012
Busy day
The weather was a bit dull but dry so I took a chance in hanging out the bedclothes after stripping the bed this morning, I was lucky it all but dried, but as it was bedding I gave it a whiz in the tumble drier to finish off. I don't use the tumbler much as it simply gobbles up the electricity.
that job done, and after breakfast, went out with dogs, Went back down the Bunny, it was a pleasant uneventful walk this morning I'm glad to say., no hassle from AYM .
It was blowy and a tad chilly, were really beginning to feel that slightest of Autumn nips in the air.
Got back home at 11.30 and checked email, had some lunch and started baking.
The new recipe I thought I'd try was Chocolate Shortcake, and though I haven't tasted it, I can't say I'm impressed, it looks a bit dry, there's no raising agent so it looks just like a crusty chocolate pancake, Hopefully by the time I fill it with butter icing and dredge the top, it may prove me wrong. I also made some cupcakes, a sponge, and flapjacks. I haven't filled or iced anything as I'm freezing almost all of it, maybe I will keep a nibble for ME.
How come you can't marry up the lids with the bottoms when you're looking for containers to store stuff, ? It's like the odd socks in the washing machine, so frustrating, I feel like dumping the lot and strarting again and buy all new containers, I might just do that, yet I've got some Tupperware from about 30 years back with matching lids, but their not the right shape or size.
This picture is as says A view to the IOW from near me, You will observe the seat which I have loaded a soom in, There are a lot of these seats on the cliff tops and are in memory of mostly local people who have loved the view, they have a plaque on them giving the name/s of the deceased with details of DOB and death. At Christmas and various days, probably birthday, flowers are left. A lovely practice I think.
Thank you for visiting and please come back, Arlene, Tango and Ruby
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I guess all the rain you had this summer has made the grass and all the trees very green. I am amazed at how green they are. I don't think we have had any rain all September.
ReplyDeleteHi Horst, and yes I think you're right, We have had a very wet spring and summer, though September has on the whole, bee dry, when it rained , it rained!
ReplyDeleteYUM!! on all of the baking, it sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteThe photos are very nice!
Thank you Beth, sorry to be late replying but I am finding that some comments are being put up late.
DeleteBeautiful scenery! Thank you for sharing. I can see why so many people loved it!
ReplyDeleteIt's a very popular holiday resort Sandie. I too love where I live.
DeleteBusy little bee all that cooking mmm would that be for an occasion or just to put by. Lovely pictures and yes I love to see these benches in memory , have them here in Bude. I don't have a tumble drier so greedy on the electric as you say. Arlene hug to you and the Gals.
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Hi Sheila, another one that was in the 'Spam' the bakiong is just to put by , when i'm bored and don't want to sit on my ever spreading derrière, I prefer to stand and bake. Though it does come in handy when the family or friends come over. XX The British Bake off is about to start so catch you later.
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