Monday, December 22, 2008
Living Chocolate
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Hopefully our local store will have more in soon...............
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Solstice
Happy Solstice where-ever you are!
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
End of Year
Arden is now one, amazingly enough, and now share's his birthday with two friends. One turns 36 and the other is now around 11 days old.
Gabriel made a beautiful Steiner style doll for his final class 1 craft project for the year.
And now it seems to be party season- birthdays, Christmas, solstice, etc,etc.
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Monday, November 24, 2008
Interesting Events
And I'm really glad I attended, it was well worth it. Much of what he had to say about food I was already aware of, but there were a few new things, and his story was fascinating. I think that is something, that is important to me, is to have a good story for a life. None of this, I was born, went to school, worked, retired and died. I think that may be why I dislike living in Adelaide, I suspect that, that is still the general ambition here.
Also Damien had an odd occurence recently. He saw a lady struggling with a trolley, whilst riding his bike, and went to help her. She said that she was fine, and as he was riding off, she said, whilst holding out her hand waving something, "Do you want it?" He wasn't quite sure what it was until, saying thanks, he took it. She gave him $5. He was very surprised.
So again it's worth saying thanks to the universe.
Thanks!
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Monday, November 17, 2008
What's Been On
We are coming to the end of our organised school year, and it's such a relief to be nearly done, particularly this last term with all these extra things we're currently doing. At present we're spending Tuesdays at Burnside pool, Thursdays at choir and Fridays at Highland dancing. Everyone has been enjoying it alot, but it is rather tiring with all these extra activities to do!
The choir sang in the lead up to the Christmas Pageant, and they did a marvellous job. All the children deal with it so confidently, it's nice to seem them so self assured.
Last weekend we attend the Alliance Francaise's French festival. I must admit it was a little lacking compared to a couple of years ago, but the music was still good this time. I particularly enjoyed Zaza Fournier. The food was rather lacking this year, as was the variety of beers according to Damien.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Soaked Chocolate Pudding
75g butter
75g rapadura sugar
75g rapadura dark chocolate
100g spelt flour
25g cocoa
2 eggs
2 tablespoons liquid whey
teaspoon bicarb soda
sauce
50g rapadura sugar
1 tablespoon cocoa
35g cocoa nibs
300g dandelion coffee drink
Cream the butter and sugar, until light and fluffy.
Melt the chocolate, and stir in with the flour, cocoa, eggs and whey.
Cover the mixture, and leave to sit overnight.
Heat over at 170celsius.
Remove the cover, and add the carb soda, mix well. Place in baking dish.
Blend the sugar, cocoa and cocoa nibs and sprinkle over the top of the pudding.
Make the dandelion drink, and pour over the top.
Place in oven and bake for 30mins.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Recovery
In between bouts of sickness, we did actually manage to get to the Art Gallery for the silk screen printing session. The kids printed some lovely bags, and did a beautiful job. Unfortunately the butterfly planting session was missed, so I decided to buy the Attracting Butterflies to your Garden book. Definately looks helpful, so hopefully we can start to attract more butterflies to our garden.
Willow finished her weaving today, and did a beautiful job!
But today was busy, with us seeing off my brother, Justin, who is heading back to Germany for another year, or so. So we headed off to Adelaide Airport for a farewell, where he arrived late, and pushing a bike! He'd decided that he was going to see if he could get his bike on the flight! And (I think) because he was late, he did! He was extremely happy to manage that, as he rides frequently.
This link takes you through to her trying out the loom.
https://unicorn-pegasus.blogspot.com/2013/05/some-highlights-from-this-past-week.html
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