Stitching and reading...
Before I answer this week's , here's an updated pic of my HAED stitchathon stitching because I have to share her.
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"This week's questions were inspired by Caroline. She can't read The Joy Luck Club without thinking of potstickers and wontons... And no, we're not talking about cookbooks here. Please leave those out of this discussion."
1. Do you enjoy books that have cooking or eating scenes in them?
I can't say I particularly enjoy books just because they have cooking or eating scenes in them. I can remember cooking and eating scenes now I think about it, but I didn't pay special attention to them when I read the books. I guess that's the sign of a good book - if the scenes fit within the story so well they don't stand out.
2. Have you made or eaten anything that was inspired by a recipe or scene in a book?
No, but I do like the fact that Nancy Atherton's Aunt Dimity stories have recipes at the back. I always mean to try one or two of them but haven't got round it it yet!
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"This week's questions were inspired by Caroline. She can't read The Joy Luck Club without thinking of potstickers and wontons... And no, we're not talking about cookbooks here. Please leave those out of this discussion."
1. Do you enjoy books that have cooking or eating scenes in them?
I can't say I particularly enjoy books just because they have cooking or eating scenes in them. I can remember cooking and eating scenes now I think about it, but I didn't pay special attention to them when I read the books. I guess that's the sign of a good book - if the scenes fit within the story so well they don't stand out.
2. Have you made or eaten anything that was inspired by a recipe or scene in a book?
No, but I do like the fact that Nancy Atherton's Aunt Dimity stories have recipes at the back. I always mean to try one or two of them but haven't got round it it yet!
She's GORGEOUS!!
ReplyDeleteSplash is looking stunning!!
ReplyDeleteI have to admit I am influenced by food in fiction, my recent Diane Mott Davidson's and Susan Wittig Albert's have pretty drool worthy food scenes.
Splash is looking stunning!!
ReplyDeleteI have to admit I am influenced by food in fiction, my recent Diane Mott Davidson's and Susan Wittig Albert's have pretty drool worthy food scenes.
She is so pretty! You have made amazing progress!
ReplyDeleteWow, Nicki! Splash is just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteA so beautiful face !
ReplyDeleteOh, Nicki, she's goregous! and she's coming up so fast! Good work :)
ReplyDeleteYour HAED is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful progress on Splash - she is gorgeous. I am about halfway through my first Aunt Dimity book - love it!
ReplyDeleteWow, she is looking simply gorgeous! Great progress!
ReplyDeleteSplash is looking gorgeous, great progress
ReplyDeleteNicki, the HAED piece is gorgeous. Ann.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! You are such a fast stitcher. :)
ReplyDeleteyou should have had a warning up for me..
ReplyDeletemy heart stopped ..
she is incredible...
Nicki what have you done to me...!!
i have to have her stitched now, i just have to...
beautiful work...