Oh dear
Important news: homemade granola = best breakfast ever.
We used this recipe (http://www.joyofbaking.com/breakfast/HomemadeGranola.html), cooked for 20 minutes rather than 30 and added pecans to the ingredients. Om nom. I wanted twenty bowls for brekkie.
So far, the only person who has stuck needles in me this month is me. Obviously this cannot continue so I rectified the situation by getting my flu shot. Yay?
Thanks to gaspodex I now have comics on my iPod Touch and am ridiculously impatient to acquire the iPad so that I can view them on that. It's a rather lovely app (Comics by Comixology for the curious) and I grabbed a few free things plus the first issues of Fables, Stormwatch and Sandman.
This could be a disaster, right?
Dad goes home tomorrow. Woe! But, er, I'll see him on Skype at the weekend so it's not as sad as it could be. We've actually had time together, which is better than his last visit (he worked the entire time including evenings) and my visit to England in February (he worked the entire time including evenings). So it's been lovely and I've enjoyed the visit.
Although, I am looking forward to the household being back to 'normal'. And being able to watch Holby and Strictly without looks of deep disapproval.
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We used this recipe (http://www.joyofbaking.com/breakfast/HomemadeGranola.html), cooked for 20 minutes rather than 30 and added pecans to the ingredients. Om nom. I wanted twenty bowls for brekkie.
So far, the only person who has stuck needles in me this month is me. Obviously this cannot continue so I rectified the situation by getting my flu shot. Yay?
Thanks to gaspodex I now have comics on my iPod Touch and am ridiculously impatient to acquire the iPad so that I can view them on that. It's a rather lovely app (Comics by Comixology for the curious) and I grabbed a few free things plus the first issues of Fables, Stormwatch and Sandman.
This could be a disaster, right?
Dad goes home tomorrow. Woe! But, er, I'll see him on Skype at the weekend so it's not as sad as it could be. We've actually had time together, which is better than his last visit (he worked the entire time including evenings) and my visit to England in February (he worked the entire time including evenings). So it's been lovely and I've enjoyed the visit.
Although, I am looking forward to the household being back to 'normal'. And being able to watch Holby and Strictly without looks of deep disapproval.
This entry was originally posted at http://selenay.dreamwidth.org/418741.html. There are currently
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