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[visionshadows]

Zee Arcana Layering Notes decant circle has been ordered! Thank you everyone for paying so quickly. When I spoke to Cindy at Magical Omaha yesterday, she was placing an order with Julia for a whole bunch of oils, including ours. Yay!

I'm also attempting to make Jewish Apple Cake for the first time ever. It wasn't so hard to make, but I'm worried now that it's in the oven and overflowing my bundt pan. *sighs* And I have no baking sheets to put underneath so it's dripping on the bottom of the stove. Well. Here's to hoping it still tastes good.

Um. I got nothing else. I'm tired and I spent all day today in a fibro fog. I'm still kind of in it and I doubt it's going to clear up anytime soon.

Eta: Oh hey. So this is the new posting format everyone's been complaining about. I'm not seeing the issue personally, but I'm pretty easy.

Comments

[elonweis.livejournal.com]

You could put tinfoil/aluminum at the bottom of your oven to catch the overflow. That's what I end up doing at home. :)

[visionshadows.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I should have done that, but my brain isn't working really well right now. So it's a little too late now. :(

[elonweis.livejournal.com]

Awww *hug*

[visionshadows.livejournal.com]

*hugs*

I've never told anyone about this

[transientmind.livejournal.com]

Many years ago when I was living alone and really poor I baked a banana bread that overflowed big time...it was like half in the pan, half on the bottom of the oven. I didn't want to waste that much of it, so I figured as long as I didn't eat the part that actually touched the oven it was okay. ;)

[iriedanym.livejournal.com]

Everytime I see the word "bundt", I remember this scene from "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" where the future in-laws brought a bundt cake and the Greek mom couldn't say bundt right. It had me cracking up.

Yay for the Arcana!

[prunesnprisms.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that cracks me up too. I LOVE that movie.

Yay for Arcana, and Yay for Cindy! I love her.

[iriedanym.livejournal.com]

That movie makes me feel all warm. What really sold me was the guy using the Windex to cure the acne because it was what the father in law swore by.

::starts up the Arcana chant::

Re: I've never told anyone about this

[visionshadows.livejournal.com]

Hee! I've done stuff like that myself. In the case of the apple cake, only a few of the apples and a lot of the cinnamon/sugar got on the bottom of the oven. So I have burned, carmelized apples and sugar in my oven. That's going to fun to clean.

Of course I also can't get the cake itself out of the pan because of the overflowing. So this is going to be interesting tonight. *g*

[visionshadows.livejournal.com]

I love that movie too! When we saw it, mom and I just kept saying it could be any family really. We all have the crazy traditions and relatives. Especially us Jews. We're as crazy as the Greeks.

[visionshadows.livejournal.com]

Cindy has been so incredibly helpful with this circle. I emailed her to ask how she wanted me to order and everything. In the end, I just sent her a list of everything and she took care of it. She rocks!

[wander999.livejournal.com]

I had the WEIRDEST dream last night that involved your whole family.

First, you and I were standing on a dock overlooking the Cooper River. Out of nowhere, a doggie fun swim began. Pet owners and their dogs were swimming by. Then I saw Leah and Milo swimming and I shouted to you, "There's Leah and Milo." They got out of the water, and Leah had long bleach blonde hair. Milo shook his wet fur.

We were then transported to your parents' house. The house was full of people, like it was a holiday party. I struck up a conversation with your parents. Your dad jokingly asked me if I was interested in buying his house. I replied, "I've always loved this house."

That's when I noticed that I wasn't wearing any pants. Yes, I was in my underwear at a family party at your house.

The end.

Re: I've never told anyone about this

[transientmind.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that's pretty messy cleaning right there.

You can always break the cake up into pieces. It might not look as good but it'll still taste good! Of course, you plan on bringing it to somebody else's house for Hannukah, which I imagine is the case, a cake in pieces doesn't make for a nice presentation. Hopefully once they taste it nobody will mind. ;)

Re: I've never told anyone about this

[visionshadows.livejournal.com]

Eh, it's just my parents. As long as it doesn't taste like it came from a trash can, they'll eat it. *g*

[visionshadows.livejournal.com]

That dream totally rocks!

And seriously, how funny is it that you had a dream about my family. :D

Re: I've never told anyone about this

[transientmind.livejournal.com]

Good. :)

[wander999.livejournal.com]

Happy Hannukah!!!!

[visionshadows.livejournal.com]

Thank you, sweetie!