Ha ha ha!!!

I didn't know malted milk powder existed. Or pastry cream. Looking forward to a report on the finished pie project.

My peony hasn't even opened up its flowers yet! I am learning from your posts that your growing season is different from here.

I enjoy visiting places where I grew up. A lot has changed, of course, but the mountains and the hills are where they always were!

At this point in life you wouldn't hire me, because I wouldn't make it up the stairs. I need an elevator now. Fortunately, I'm not looking for a job.

Congrats on a year of teaching yoga! It's true that we learn more when we teach.

I am sure he wasn't worth it.

Good to know!

You did some great research about the plane! Thank you for sharing!

Nine-year-old logic is...interesting. Especially that bit about leaded and unleaded gas.

How did you go about getting into the handyman business?

Oh my. That's quite a detail to notice!

Fiction can be more convenient than real life. Or even messier. I guess that's why it's fun to be the author, who can make those decisions.

Interesting! I don't pay attention to those things, so I don't know.

:)

I believe myjob had a computer failure. Knowing her frugal way of living, it may be some time before she returns. But I hope she does return! I, too, wonder what became of so many of the "old crew."

Thanks for keeping this activity going! I used to participate regularly. Now it's hit and miss. But I love checking in from time to time and seeing what others write.

You can tell Glendella I wouldn't recommend choosing a grocery store as a good place to try to get one's life together! Too many distractions! That was a great remark, though.

Yeah, I'm thinking the corg is not the best fishing companion! Those scones are inspirational. I think I better make some. Soon.