I started to make some flapjack this morning. Butter melting, sugar weighed, nuts and seeds ground, tin lined with baking parchment, oven heating up...
Must admit, I do like the "no spring chicken" one, but the artwork seems familiar, or perhaps it's just that I've seen something similar before.
Don't think that I stand a chance of winning now, but I was rather pleased with the way that Mr.P represented my idea. It was supposed to capture a whole load of things about us members and the sort of Gransnet ethos!
Marelli not folksy. Apparently The Parting Glass was the precursor to Auld Lang Sine. Dougie McLean is going to be in Perth concert Hall this month but tickets are very expensive!!! Hero is sung by Family of the Year and Ho Hey by The Lumineers. I hasten to add I have no connection whatsoever with any of the composers.
Grandmanorm - are they 'folksy' Dougie McLean sort of songs? Used to listen a lot to that sort of music. And Gally, I'll resemble a bloomin' gatepost if I carry on like this....a really solid one!!
Follow the Heron, The Parting Glass, Hero and Ho hey. First two are being sung by Leven Singers, second two given to me by number one son. I still keep logging on though for news.
D'you know, because the whole tenor of GN has changed during the last week, I haven't read one nasty, uncomfortable post. We are all pulling together - how good is that? And how sad is that? Oh s**t, my boiled egg is now hard boiled. B****r. Looks like another bloomin' avocado for my supper....... Marelli Definitely time to find the corkscrew.......
Feeling more than a bit low - no good news about Carol, dismal Friday afternoon, spin dryer still bu**ered, so went to John Lewis to collect an internet order I had made and there was nothing for it - had to buy a new lippy. You know the feeling? I hardly ever wear lippy and the handbags are full of unused, but it was what I needed to pick myself up. Worked.
Yes - I've left the paddle out - just once! Also forgot to add salt once -- ooh, glad you mentioned this as I had forgotten my bread was ready an hour ago and I hadn't taken it out! -- and without salt the bread is curiously bland and unpalatable.