Progress is not always linear. Earlier this week, I was successful on one layer.
Progress is not always linear. Earlier this week, I was successful on one layer.
Sold my very first plant today. Just like the Corona, it sold within hours of listing. And then I went on to sell the Wilton rolling pin with thickness guides.
More importantly, there was a gymnastic milestone. I managed a side aerial on the tumble track without my hands. It is a first. It won’t be the last.
This time round, I froze the dough right after window pane stage. It takes about 3 – 4 hours to defrost and will start to grow towards the end of the defrost. That’s why I don’t think it’ll be a good idea to freeze after bulk. In the middle of bulk would probably be a good idea. But this freezing, along with chilling the stiff starter (for brioche) is a game changer.
Completely shocked to have succeeded at this after the roller was removed. I worked on this before but my hips would always drop when I was unassisted and without the block.
The progression for the day’s training was
– static with roller
– add a hop
– add a hurdle + hop
– add a run
– remove block
– coach assisted
– on my own
Should try to edit the videos at some point and find a way to organise them?
Mints in the collection
Australian
Candy Mint
Colonel Kentucky
Golden Mint
Grapefruit
Orange Mint: sold as orange EDC
Nursery mint (It was just labelled mint)
Strawberry (a super star)
Swiss Mint (Ricola Mint)
Lime Mint
Mints that are not doing well
Basil
Lavender
Pineapple
Chocolate
Silver Mint
Bowles Mint
Jim Westerfield Mints
Fruit Sensation
Jessica Sweet Pear
Sweet Citrus
Iced Hazelnut
Marshmallow
Wild Berries
Japanese Mints
Japanese Candy
Japanese Menthol
Shunbi
Hokuto
Mojito
Mints that I want
Ginger Mint
Apple Mint
Brittany Patty Mint
Candy Pops
Mints that have died
Apple Mint
Water Mint
Kenyan Mint
Israel Mint
Tashkent
