About Writing Books and Baking Bread

I have many hobbies. But writing books and baking are the two fun activities that I do most often. And over the years I have realized these two can be quite similar. Especially baking with sourdough starter and writing long and complex books. You need time for them. And one of the actually most important things in writing and baking happens somewhat “off-screen.” During the resting time when I do not touch the dough or the keyboard.

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About a Stuffy Nose, Sunrise, and a Book Review

It is winter. That means cold. That means viruses. And if your child appears in any daycare building… Do you know what daycare truly is? It is a biohazard area where every kind of sickness dwells like a mythological beast. And it jumps on your child. And then on you. It feasts. And it attacks every other human being around.

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Potato Pancakes

These are full of fat. But also flavor and taste. Such pancakes are a wonderful side dish or snack. My grandma often carried a basket full of hot potato pancakes to her large family. They were digging up the year’s potato harvest. Or cutting down trees in the forest. And they needed a meal full of calories to keep them going.

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Growing Citrus Trees from Cuttings

Citrus trees are a delightful addition to any garden or light room. If you’re looking to start or expand your citrus collection or share the beauty of these trees with others, propagating them from cuttings is a rewarding and cost-effective method. You will have to be patient. But … we are growing trees, right? Let’s cut and grow.

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