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wiseheartWe had an appointment with the chiropodist today, and I was never more grateful that she'd actually come to us, instead of us going to some pedicure salon. After a night, when my longest time of sleeping was about 75 minutes, interspersed with 20-25 minutes of coughing, blowing my nose, wandering around in the flat in the hope that my lungs would calm down in the vertical position, I could barely crawl out of bed in the morning. I'd have given my whole kingdom for a strong cup of coffee - only that I'm not allowed to have it before 11 am. *sigh*
Then, after the chiropodist was gone, we realized that we didn't have enough bread in the house, since I wasn't in any condition to do any shopping during the last three days. So I decided to bake some Rosinenstuten - which is a kind of raisin bread. Only that I used dried cranberries instead of raisins, just for fun.
The process took over three hours, as the dough has to be left to rise three times. So in-between I did some translating (by this speed I might finish the story till the next pico session... or not) and finally figured out how could I make the felt clock hands moveable with the help of eyelets and a button. I've been struggling with the problem for a long time; now that it is solved, I can launch into the Doll House quiet book project.
In the rest of the day I was coughing a lot, went through several packages of paper tissues and felt sorry for myself. But in the end the day didn't turn out completely useless, so I'm somewhat comforted.
Then, after the chiropodist was gone, we realized that we didn't have enough bread in the house, since I wasn't in any condition to do any shopping during the last three days. So I decided to bake some Rosinenstuten - which is a kind of raisin bread. Only that I used dried cranberries instead of raisins, just for fun.
The process took over three hours, as the dough has to be left to rise three times. So in-between I did some translating (by this speed I might finish the story till the next pico session... or not) and finally figured out how could I make the felt clock hands moveable with the help of eyelets and a button. I've been struggling with the problem for a long time; now that it is solved, I can launch into the Doll House quiet book project.
In the rest of the day I was coughing a lot, went through several packages of paper tissues and felt sorry for myself. But in the end the day didn't turn out completely useless, so I'm somewhat comforted.
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Date: 2020-01-16 10:28 pm (UTC)