arf!ocasionally my mum used to forget the salt when she made bread. Putting salt and then jam on bread is weird.
Rather sadly we asked her why she doesn't make bread now. She said 'no one seems to eat it any more'. I asked her if she'd realised we all left home about 10 years ago...
(Rather sadly we asked her why she doesn't make bread now. She said 'no one seems to eat it any more'. I asked her if she'd realised we all left home about 10 years ago...
pep,
Sat 9 Mar 2002, 7:42,
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Aww she's not goingmad is she?
Other peoples mad relatives are hilarous, but its a little bit more sad when you knew them sane :)
(Other peoples mad relatives are hilarous, but its a little bit more sad when you knew them sane :)
Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Sat 9 Mar 2002, 7:50,
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sheesh! Noo,she's not mad. To tell you the truth i think she doesn't make bread any more because it's a pain in the arse.
( pep,
Sat 9 Mar 2002, 7:53,
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I know for a factthats why my mum doesn't make bread any more, because if you ask her why she doesn't make bread any more, she says "Christ no! It takes all bloody day!"
She did get a breadmaker thingy but it made crap bread, so it got put in the cupboard :)
(She did get a breadmaker thingy but it made crap bread, so it got put in the cupboard :)
Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Sat 9 Mar 2002, 7:55,
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i don't believeanyone that says thay have one of those and actually use it. they make bread in a bucket!
( pep,
Sat 9 Mar 2002, 8:09,
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Wellafter a couple of weeks my mum got the knack of making fairly nice bread with it, but the fact is its not as nice as proper home made bread, the loaves are tiny, and its still not as convenient as just going down the shop and buying the stuff ;)
( Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Sat 9 Mar 2002, 8:12,
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