Monthly Archives: April 2008

luxury, calm, and delight

Posted on April 20, 2008 by lynsey gedye

Tonight, to celebrate our wedding anniversary, I made mushroom soup from genuine field mushrooms (instead of those pale imitations from the supermarket), and sourdough bread. And, yes, I made the bread too. Served hot enough to melt the butter, fresh … Continue reading →

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lucky escapes

Posted on April 7, 2008 by lynsey gedye

Over the years I’ve had many jobs. Some of them have been great (like my current role) and others have been pretty good, and, thankfully, only a very few have been hideous. Normally it’s not the job per se, rather … Continue reading →

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Call of the Wild

Posted on April 2, 2008 by lynsey gedye

I’ll start with a quick revisit of the criteria for my year of reading dangerously (myord). First, in order to acknowledge the future of the book, it must be available online – as a download, whatever. Second, the book must … Continue reading →

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Kate ‘08 – changing a life, one day at a time

Posted on April 1, 2008 by lynsey gedye

I’ve so been looking forward to writing this posting. It’s number 500. And somewhere in the first few paragraphs it’ll topple over into 200,000 words. I started writing here on 1 August 2005 – it’s literally been a life changing … Continue reading →

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