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A bread-based meal
14 May 2021 12:36 amThanks to 120 Ways of using Bread, I made a meal out of half a packet of stale bridge rolls :-p
( 1930s economy cookery )
I also got two new (second-hand) shirts; one is pink and the second one really needs its collar stand unpicked and reversed, as the collar fold is visibly worn, but beggars can't be choosers. They are both quite nice quality fabric, and I very badly need replacements for the two shirts that recently wore out altogether.
Meanwhile, in Phantom terms, the chandelier has fallen at last (this time it actually falls *on* Raoul and Christine, because Hertha unintentionally distracts him at a critical moment). ( fic progress )
Oh, and while the towel-tomatoes are now sprouting all over the place, the six seeds that I planted in the egg-carton are now showing sprouts as well -- despite their roasting. (The towel sat on top of that same radiator for quite some time before I realised the side-effects of the central heating's having come on in the winter, so apparently they can survive the process unimpaired, although I'm pretty surprised!)
( 1930s economy cookery )
I also got two new (second-hand) shirts; one is pink and the second one really needs its collar stand unpicked and reversed, as the collar fold is visibly worn, but beggars can't be choosers. They are both quite nice quality fabric, and I very badly need replacements for the two shirts that recently wore out altogether.
Meanwhile, in Phantom terms, the chandelier has fallen at last (this time it actually falls *on* Raoul and Christine, because Hertha unintentionally distracts him at a critical moment). ( fic progress )
Oh, and while the towel-tomatoes are now sprouting all over the place, the six seeds that I planted in the egg-carton are now showing sprouts as well -- despite their roasting. (The towel sat on top of that same radiator for quite some time before I realised the side-effects of the central heating's having come on in the winter, so apparently they can survive the process unimpaired, although I'm pretty surprised!)
