That reminds me of when I used to keep a few cattle. The land around here gets that wet that leaving them out in the winter would absolutely destroy the ground. So I would house them over the winter months (usually November to April). To see their absolute joy as they would race around the pasture the first day they were let out would always warm my heart. Not to mention it would mean an end to the daily chore of feeding them twice a day, and having to regularly muck out their winter quarters.
Well, if AccuWeather is correct (and it normally is) it doesn't look as though there'll be any sun to be seen where I live between now and Tuesday....
And when I scrolled further down that page the forecast isn't good for the rest of next week either. I'm just hoping AccuWeather can't predict all that accurately so far ahead...
[EDIT: Those temperatures are in Celcius, by the way]
Yea...
I'm aware of that research, and the fact that some people have that reaction to coriander.
I suspect different people's reaction to marmite may have a similar genetic link...
Not to say that they are better (because that would be a bit like comparing apples and pears), but I can think of other smells that (to me, at least) are at least as good...
Like, for instance, freshly roasted coffee beans, newly cut grass, the scent of freesia flowers, and grilled bacon, to name just a few.
Hi all, and bye all...
Spent most of the day pottering about the "new" house, doing a few jobs inside (as the weather was far too wet for outside work).
Have to head out in less than an hour for some voluntary work I'll be involved with this evening. Left it a bit too late to cook a full meal, so I made myself a quick snack to keep me going.
Toast covered with a small layer of mustard and thyme, then sliced tomato sprinkled with chopped coriander leaf, all covered with thinly sliced vintage cheddar with freshly ground black pepper added before putting back under the grill for two minutes, and then freshly cut rosemary sprinkled on top.
Yummy! And it will certainly keep the wolf from the door until I get home in about 5 hours time.