Three strokes gets you way too little mixing. Like ita !, I mix carefully until there's no more dry visible, and then stop.
The Ikea run gave us two bureaus and a nightstand (all, oddly enough, exactly the same as the bureau & nightstand I have in my bedroom), two chairs and a small sturdy kitchen table, a plant stand, and a reading lamp. And we spent an hour assembling things and only got a little bit done. I'll have to go back tomorrow and do some more--the bureaus are going to take hours.
And of course Mom was upset that we took her shopping opportunity away from her, but seriously, taking her through Ikea would have killed me. I did buy her chocolate as a bribe.
She gets to pick the shower curtain.
Tomorrow is my one parent-free day of the next week. I think I will go see James Bond, or Lincoln.
I wish I could come over to help assemble. I love that shit. Tip from putting together my coffee table this morning: Every time I was having trouble screwing something in, I found a screwdriver tip that made it easy. The instructions said nothing, and I'm glad I have a screwdriver with a bunch of tips.
I mix carefully until there's no more dry visible, and then stop.
When I first started mixing baked goods by hand I had a terrible habit of leaving nuggets of baking powder or baking soda and that bothers me 20 years later.
But if I halve the strokes I'll still be well over 4, so I'll make sure there's plenty of wet, and mix dramatically less than before.
I was going to use this batch to switch to 1/2 whole wheat flour. We shall see.
She gets to pick the shower curtain
That seems proportionally appropriate. You're in the home stretch, 'Suela. You'll probably need some time to decompress when the move-in is over, but it's getting closer and closer.
eta: Jesse, I'd think a lot of kitty sitting also seems reasonable, nay dictated.
I've always been told to mix as little as possible. And while you want to get it mostly mixed, going for every fleck of flour is not useful. I'm going on rumor though because I don't really bake.
He seems more or less OK, so call the vet Monday?
Kittenish had a seizure years ago. She wandered around a little confused for a bit but then was fine. I'd totally call the vet Monday but if Homer is acting okay, I think you can wait until then. I also know it's really scary. I'm sorry.
Thanks. He does seem more or less OK.
Ahrg. Weather delay in Brisbane. And we still have to switch to the international terminal in Sydney.
That seems proportionally appropriate. You're in the home stretch, 'Suela. You'll probably need some time to decompress when the move-in is over, but it's getting closer and closer.
Yeah, except then we get the freakout when she realizes how small the unit is, and that she won't be in control of her own medications. It's gonna be u.g.l.y.
Another IKEA furniture tip. If you are concerned about something staying sturdy, glue all the joints in addition to the screws or whatever. It kept my second entertainment unit from ever getting wobbly.
How much do you tip can drivers? Trip was 13 min
