I went to see what Deborah was Doing, and lo and behold there was the nicest looking loaf of bread staring me in the face....Soooooo Monkey see Monkey do :o)..I knew I couldn't rest without having a nice slice with melting butter...Cecil and I had our own private little cookout with Kielbasa and Sabretts on the grill...and I had a big pot of leftover beef soup that I wasn't going to waste..so a slice of homemade bread and the soup would be ideal for supper....
I haven't been blogging much these days ...been a little busy getting my Studio cleaned up a bit....I think I'm going to be quite busy soon...Weaving Classes start this week and I need to catch up.....
Boy does that homemade bread look good! I can almost smell it, Ginny!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your weaving class. I'll look forward to seeing what you make. :D
LOL, catching the bread bug serves you right! I looked at that cake of yours a few times and ended up making one here - and we're not supposed to eat sweets!
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks yummy! I stashed a bunch in my freezer just in case Gustav does a number on our electricity. Let everyone else buy up the grocery store stuff. I'd rather have a good supply of homemade.
Probably a good thing I didn't post a picture of the chocolate chip biscuits/scones I invented for my family recently when I was going through one of those chocolate craving times of the month. . .
You can't lose weight around here, some people entice you to no end!
ReplyDeleteChocolate chip biscuits/scones! Oh Please!enough temptation, Deborah.
Daisy, weaving is new for me and with it you need new understanding of terminology etc. I'm excited about it. I plan to do well with it.