About a hundred people came this year, and NOT a billion raindrops, like last year. In fact this year, there was this wierd yellow thing in the sky that kept making us warm...
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Arcadia 2011
Thanks to the Roberts and all their hard work, we enjoyed another yearly trip to Arcadia beach.
About a hundred people came this year, and NOT a billion raindrops, like last year. In fact this year, there was this wierd yellow thing in the sky that kept making us warm...
About a hundred people came this year, and NOT a billion raindrops, like last year. In fact this year, there was this wierd yellow thing in the sky that kept making us warm...
Friday, September 16, 2011
Blowtorch
Note before introducing subject: What is this ridiculous guilt feeling when I don't post for a while? Where did that come from?
Introducing subject: If you ask for a kitchen blowtorch for your birthday...
...and they give you one, your Spouse can use it to make Creme' Brulee'. Here is an important thing to learn about engineers. They're more likely to make creme' brulee' than us writer types, because they care about things like Exact Amount of Egg, Precise Temperature and Time Elapsement.
("Elapsement" is NOT a word; it was coined by me just for that sentence alone.)
But then, to show everyone it was worth it to buy you the torch, you can find a recipe like this, spend a day putting it all together...
...blowtorch all the mini marshmallows, and serve it to them for their birthday.
This cake tasted wonderful, but as usual I disregarded Precise Temperature and Time Elapsement (not a word) so it was a trifle dry. Yours won't be that way, I'm sure.
(And what is this guilt feeling when I post during school time?)
Introducing subject: If you ask for a kitchen blowtorch for your birthday...
...and they give you one, your Spouse can use it to make Creme' Brulee'. Here is an important thing to learn about engineers. They're more likely to make creme' brulee' than us writer types, because they care about things like Exact Amount of Egg, Precise Temperature and Time Elapsement.
("Elapsement" is NOT a word; it was coined by me just for that sentence alone.)
But then, to show everyone it was worth it to buy you the torch, you can find a recipe like this, spend a day putting it all together...
...blowtorch all the mini marshmallows, and serve it to them for their birthday.
This cake tasted wonderful, but as usual I disregarded Precise Temperature and Time Elapsement (not a word) so it was a trifle dry. Yours won't be that way, I'm sure.
(And what is this guilt feeling when I post during school time?)
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