Boycotting Sainsbury's from now on.
Cheese soufflé.
Cheese soufflé.
My 09:00 a'llama has just gone off to remind us to all 'pacca a suitcase full of guanaco and vicuña wool.
Couldn't put the plastic and metal recycle bin out last night as the bin was quite light and the strong winds would have easily blown it over. So, put it out first thing this morning. Was a bit frosty and said it was 3°C but it felt a lot colder. It was still nice, despite the cold, to just stand and listen to the dawn chorus of birds singing.
The little cute boy 
Today he was lucky - the snow was cleared away, we often have problems with that. To get through the hard Russian snowdrifts he will need to become a terminator
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Today he was lucky - the snow was cleared away, we often have problems with that. To get through the hard Russian snowdrifts he will need to become a terminator
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I've seen similar in the UK, they say thank you if you help them when they get stuck 
So that's why my beers delivered lateThe little cute boy
Today he was lucky - the snow was cleared away, we often have problems with that. To get through the hard Russian snowdrifts he will need to become a terminator
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Almost one month (2-3 hours in evenings) and engine repaired
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How often do these things get stolen?The little cute boy
Today he was lucky - the snow was cleared away, we often have problems with that. To get through the hard Russian snowdrifts he will need to become a terminator
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they have GPS tracker
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Today he was lucky - the snow was cleared away, we often have problems with that. To get through the hard Russian snowdrifts he will need to become a terminator
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Made me think of this (which is a true story
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Spare part for bread machine arrived. Only an hour to get the part off. Now just have to get it back together! I think I know where all the screws go. Nothing like an engine though.
Nothing like an engine though.
Update. Only took about 5 minutes to put it back together. Put it on for a test and it worked for a bit but then could hear the motor running but the paddle not turning. So took it apart again and the belt had come off. Put the belt back on and tested it and all seemed OK. Then took about 90 minutes to get back together again. It just would not align properly. Eventually back together and pit a continued with the loaf started about 2 hours previous. Seems to be Ok now. Belt was in good condition and everything else got a clean and check before assembly. Loaf looks OK. This model is now about £190 (was £100) when we got it. Part was £16 so hopefully it should keep going for a while longer. Probably go for an Aldi one if we need one.
They look really good, are they done by hand or done using a tool? Had some of the cutters with my original pasta machine but never found that they worked so tend to do square ones.
What pasta recipe do you use? I have tried quite a few but my ravioli always seems too soft and sticks to the tray even if I use semolina on it.