I
didn’t work so hard today (Tuesday), but I spent a lot of time on my feet and
felt just as tired. I found a recipe that Mother had saved for batter bread and
gave it a try, but it didn’t rise. Then I tried to save it, but that didn’t
work either, so I just baked it the way it was. Fortunately, I’m blessed with a
husband who seems to like failures as well as successes. I will try again, but
I’m not sure it’s good to waste resources on failures. (My supplies would not
be low under normal circumstances, but I’m not sure I can replenish.)
Ken
called to say tick season has begun in the valley. And Mike went to open a door upstairs, and
a wasp on the underside stung him on the palm of his right hand. Not a big deal,
he said – just another little pain. He applied a poultice of baking soda and
water, which gave immediate relief.
Darned
if we aren’t low on peanut butter! Man! How can that have happened? But – while
I was searching for another non-existent jar, I discovered four boxes of
Sure-Gel, a jar of classic pectin, AND a box of regular lids and rings hiding in the back of
the top shelf. I wondered what happened to that stuff! I KNEW I had bought it. That’s NOT where they belong.
Thinking I was losing my mind, I repurchased, so now I have plenty, but
fortunately they don’t expire anytime soon.
Mike
had just remarked that he hadn’t seen any deer when he saw several in the south
field. KW
2 comments:
Peanut butter is a necessity at our house and we usually have at least three extra jars. But then, we only live in one house. I feel your pain!
Mike loves peanut butter, but I usually buy one large jar at a time. He likes crunchy and I prefer creamy, but for convenience, I started eating crunchy. However, I DO prefer creamy for cookies, and I did find a practically new (but about to expire) jar of creamy in the cupboard, so I made some of those flourless peanut butter cookies. If all we have is creamy peanut butter, Mike will do without. His choice.
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