If you are, sorry, it isn't here.
Life happens, and time flies. This month time flew by as we prepared for the selling of our house, which resulted in an immaculately clean home, a kitchen that has not looked this sparse since it was built, and no cooking. And by no cooking, I mean there has been alot of take out in the last few weeks. Alot.
My apologies to Shel and Natalie. Please be assured that my lack of participation this month had nothing to do with the recipe itself, lavash crackers, simply life.
While I'm apologizing, a big sorry to all the blogs I regularly read and comment on - I'm trying to read them, as time permits, but mostly I'm just scanning, falling further and further behind.
Enjoy the view of my sparkly clean kitchen. And cross your fingers that the cooking/baking can resume soon.
Are you looking for the Daring Baker's recipe?
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9 comments:
I've had my house on the market for a while. I'm pretty much a neatnik, but the extra tidiness has been a drag.
Trying to keep the house perfectly clean for agents and buyers is so hard, and of course we support you. Crossing my fingers that your house sells soon and you can go back to having fun in the kitchen. Take care!
Keeping a house in "show" condition is a major pain. We just moved four rooms of furniture to have carpets cleaned in anticipation of selling our house. Uck.
Your kitchen does look in show shape!!
Kitchen looks fabulous! Good luck with the cake!
Spankin' spotless kitchen! It just makes me want to go in there and bake something! You know, scatter some flour around!
Beautiful blue walls and lovely clean kitchen; but now you can mess it up!
I should have invited you over to mess up my kitchen... wait.. after the coffee pot exploded, it was already a mess. Oh well.
life does happen. but jenny if i may - i really recommend you try these out. they were not only easy but tasted great too!
Good luck on the homefront!
The big things in life are what deserve your attention, the flour and sugar and blogs will be here when you get the house taken care of.
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