And I don't know what the right flair is.
I get notifications, but this stupid thing is randomly logging me out!! What is going on?!? 😡🤬😡🤬
I got 2 12.75" flatbreads (packaged together) off the discount bread rack from a grocery store yesterday. Decided to make a pizza out of one, using marinara, mozzarella, and a fancy chicken sausage out of the freezer, bell pepper that was going bad, onions that need to be used, and canned olives (b/c I always have canned olives on hand lol).
I did an internet search to use spaghetti sauce for pizza sauce, and it told me to boil it down, reduce it to get the extra water out. I boiled it, semi covered so it didn't splatter EVERYWHERE, and stirred it often. For the longest time, it didn't seem like it was reducing... finally, I could tell it had reduced, so I turned the burner off and left it there to cool while I did other things. Turned out the sauce was PER--FECT!! 🤌🏻 Nice and tangy and I couldn't have done it better if I'd worked harder at it. I was slightly worried about quantity when I'd pulled it out of the freezer, but have to remind myself, I never truly need as much pizza sauce as my brain always thinks I do. I had EXACTLY enough sauce!
Whole pizza was delish! 😋 I'm so happy with myself... and now I have the 2nd half for lunch tomorrow. \[Sorry sauced bread is a sideways pic 😬\] For those interested, I have the Gilbert's Craft Chicken Sausage with mozzarella and sun-dried tomatoes. Got it a while ago and froze it, not sure what to do with it. Lol
Now... what do I do with the 2nd very long flatbread?? This is my dilemma.
I am debating cutting it up into 4 long sections and use for open faced sandwiches. But, I am wondering if that's the right thing to do or not. 🤔 Or 2 open faced sandwiches and the other half... something else? Do I do another pizza? 🤷🏻♀️ I dunno. Need some ideas.
I don't need to see more of the community. If I want to do that, I will go to the community. I want the post to end at the bottom of the comments. Period. The end.
Why would ANYONE think this is a good idea?!?!?
I feel like this is across the board, but if it matters, I'm on Android with the app. Also, there needs to be a general complaint flair. None of the flairs apply here.
PLEASE remove it!! NOT a feature. Features should be good. This just makes reddit almost unusable.
DS Cascade Green, stem is DS Quinacridone Burnt Orange
I had emailed the Huguenot Society librarian earlier this year. He was kind enough to look at a file for me to determine there's only 2 pages in it. I assume it tells me my ancestor was not a Huguenot (b/c otherwise, why isn't there more documentation)... but it would be really nice to know what the response is. Also... I should make sure it actually is MY ancestor that was asked about. Also, I have been feeling pretty certain my ancestor was not a Huguenot... or, at least hadn't arrived with the wave of Huguenots to North Carolina. But, it would be nice to have confirmation, if possible.
It doesn't actually cost much, but I have had trouble with finances this year, and figure this isn't something I really need to spend on. They have a flat fee to digitize documents. It isn't a necessity. But would be nice to know what the pages say.
I asked a friend who lives in London, but he says he has no form of identification with which to access the library (how can anyone survive without ID??). The library requires an ID in order to allow people in.
It finally occurred to me, maybe I can just ask if someone here, already in London, and perhaps even, already a member of the Huguenot Society may be able to pop in for me sometime to copy/scan/take pic of the 2 pages in the file I'm interested in?
This is the information about visiting the Library.
https://www.huguenotsociety.org.uk/library-and-archive/visiting-the-library.html
It does say it requires an appointment set 2 weeks in advance.
Anyway... just thought I'd throw this request out there. Figure it can't hurt. Especially if someone else may already have research to do and are planning on going. Thanks!
It's not listed in the sidebar, but it's the longest discussion I've had with Gemini. It's been over a week since I've used it. But, I had used it for at least 3 weeks. A similar but shorter and older discussion is in the sidebar. But not the long one I've been continuing. I reopened the same tab I'd used previously on my laptop.
Part 2, how do I save the conversations I want to preserve long-term
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I did this like 2 weeks ago. Now, I want to turn it into something. Obviously, this is upside down from having started the wash. So, it could go either direction.
I was thinking of one of those silhouette pics. Putting yellow at the top... and either layering mountains on the bottom... or adding a mountain from the side that ends in a purple sea. Using either Prussian Blue or Payne's Gray for my mountains. I assume if I add yellow at the top in this orientation I'd wet the top portion and see if I can get some color merging?
Or... do I leave the purple at the top, and start just adding mountains to the bottom over the less painted part?
So many thoughts. Sample ideas included. Suggestions/recommendations wanted and welcomed!
From a tutorial. This is a bit abstractish, but I like it! Need to try it again. I think I need a smaller brush for some of the finer details. There's some other things I need to do differently.
Although... she added the shadow under the tree all around like that. This looks like the sun is low in the sky, doesn't it? Just not in view. The shadow looks like the sun is overhead. 🤔
I do like how the shadow mainly (accurately) mimics the extra low branch I have sticking out. I don't recall specifically trying to show that. But it definitely works! 💜
Her birthday is the 3rd. I'll be seeing her tomorrow on the 4th.
My first real thing that looks like it's supposed to is this card I've made. Lol 💙 This whole thing makes me so happy. 😁
Balloons are on bubbles cut out of bubble mailers. I painted the balloons and cut them out.
I am doing some genealogy research and need someone with Colonial (or historical at any rate) American port knowledge.
I am trying to figure out if there is a maritime museum or historical society or something that would have Colonial port records for New England or Northeast America in general? Or, do I have to find one in each state?
TIA.
Thought it was very cute!
They sell used art supplies.
They actually had a bunch of painted canvases. I meant to ask someone why someone would buy someone's practice art? It was all very random art. Like, not a landscape or still art or portrait... looked like atudent art practicing different techniques.
I mean... if someone can still use it for another purpose, that's definitely awesome!
I've watched some videos on bookmarks and cross reference. I can't tell which is the one I want, and I can't even seem to set bookmarks up properly based on the 2 videos I've even watched. So, that's frustrating. Neither seem to be doing what I need them to do.
Also... I put the navigator box on the right side of my window. Can I remove it now? (Not just minimize it.)
Thanks!