The storm having come and more or less calmed down, about ten inches of snow, not much wind, but not the huge event we were promised, the Dollivers decided that the emergency was over, so they needed to get to work in the kitchen.
Yogurt on the menu here. Studying the thermometer to bring the milk up to close to boiling, before cooling it back down to lukewarm, and Call Me Michelle ready to add the starter, which in this case is a bit of Dannon left for the purpose. Usually it's just some of my homemade yogurt, but I wanted a change of texture.
Blondie Firstborn, not actually working, just supervising, is keeping track of the activities. The others are still sleeping, after the excitement of the emergency preparations.
And on the patio, the suet cake I hung yesterday for the hungry birds was yanked down and run away with by a squirrel this morning. I just happened to look out and see him making off with it towards the fence.
However, his plans fell down when he found it was too heavy to climb with and he couldn't get it under the snowbound fence. So he dropped it, and now there's a crowd of juncoes having a great feast back there.
Still snowing, but it's looking more and more like a big snowstorm rather than a historical event. I won't bore you with snow pix, everyone knows what snow looks like..
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I am enjoying reading your posts along with photos of your helpers-too fun. I just saw on the news this morning that worse of the storm ended up on long island, in massach. and other states.
ReplyDeletealways good to be ready though
Kathy
Ha-ha, those pesky squirrels never seem to leave you alone.
ReplyDeletePoetic justice somehow that Mr. Squirrel had to abandon his ill-gotten gains and that the birds are benefiting.
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