Layout done with the DIY Croppin' kit from September 2003. Also used some alpha rub ons and QK letters.

While Ricky was doing his cutting during one therapy session, I showed up with my camera. I took a lot of photos. And I love his expression in every single one of them. I simply could not choose or discard. So I decided to make a layout with all the photographs. He looks so adorable in all of them!
Yesterday I had a dinner party at home. Cooked Thai food and I was pretty liberal with the hot green chillies! LOL! Love the really spicy food. And for the first time I made Sangria at home. And it was the perfect accompaniment to the hot Thai dishes. Try making a pitcherful yourselves and then tell me if it is not the yummiest thing to drink on a hot summer evening!
Sangria: Half fill a large pitcher with ice cubes. Add 1 bottle of red table wine (I used a Merlot), 150 ml (5 fl.oz) freshly squeezed orange juice, 50 ml (1.7 fl.oz) freshly squeezed lime juice, 115 gm (4 oz) caster sugar and an apple and a pear, diced into small pieces. Stir till the sugar dissolves. Enjoy!
ETA: Here is a link to a website that will help you do conversions very easily. WWW Unit Converter. Or another website specifically for food conversions.
I am not sure if this video is the real thing or from some TV show. There comes a point in the proceedings when I cannot help but get skeptical, especially at the behavior of the policewoman. But it is fun to watch anyway:
The guy in the video below is really good at what he is doing. Worth a look-see :-)
2 comments:
Hey Ape,
What a nice layout and memory! I can imagine you loved making these photos! You've done a wonderful job in scrapping them this way!
Hi, thank you for mentioning my website in your interesting article, you mentioned it in regards of the ingredient converter/calculator.
I hope cooking of the meal went well!!
All the best,
Rado
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PS I am reading some more in your nice blog.
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