

Words can't properly describe how happy I am with the outcome of these chocolate puddings :)
You can find the recipe and a step by step photo set --> here <--


I've seen a lot of weird shit on drugs. I have never ever ever ever EVER looked at a fucking egg and thought it was a brain. Not once!
I have seen UFO's split the sky like a sheet but I have never ever ever EVER looked at a egg and thought it was a fucking brain. Not once!
I've had seven balls of light come off from a UFO, lead me onto their ship, explain to me telepathically that we are all one and that there's no such thing as death but I have never ever ever EVER looked at a egg and thought it was a fucking brain.
- Bill Hicks
Everyone, meet Harley.Harley, meet everyone.
He's 3 years, 2 month old domestic shorthair/mix. He weighs about 6.5kg.
We adopted Harley yesterday from the San Francisco SPCA. He's a sweet and shy boy that is going to take some time to adjust to his new surroundings.
We got him home and put him in a 'safe' spot in the bathroom, but he promptly escaped and got underneath the bed. Getting him out was a pain and a half and it felt like I nearly dislocated my hip, then he managed to get underneath the bed again. When we finally got him out from underneath the bed (the bed is really heavy by the way) we put him in the bathroom.
A certain someone (names shall not be named) thought that my idea to have a chair in front of the door to keep it closed was stupid so he just tied the handles together with a piece of string. /facepalm
Guess what. It didn't work! I woke up expecting to find Harley safely in the bathroom, ready to take him breakfast when lo and behold...the bathroom door was open and he wasn't inside there. So it was another hassle to get him out from underneath the bed.
Hopefully that won't be necessary ever again.
Anyway, feel free to bask in the glory that is his cuteness :)

Today the SFSPCA had an adoption fair where various rescue organizations came together to help find some of their rescue animals loving homes or temporary foster care. It also educated on recycling and a 'second chance sale" of new or gently used pet toys, supplies and bric-a-brac.
King Pidgeons, rescued from animal shelters throughout the Bay Area, make great pets. They're sweet, smart, calm & full of personality but, because people aren't aware of them, they often can't find good homes. Kings are domestic pigeons bred to be eaten as "squab" but some escape or are set free. Kings can't survive in the wild and the lucky ones end up in shelters but they are at high risk of euthanasia if not adopted into permanent homes.
Save a bunny. Rescue, foster, education and adoption center for rabbits in the San Francisco Bay area. Spayed and neutered rabbits available for adoption to indoor homes.SaveABunny is often the only resource for rabbits facing euthanasia at shelters. These rabbits include highly adoptable rabbits who have “run out of time,” those deemed “unadoptable” because they have health or behavioral issues, and special-needs rabbits requiring surgery or specialized medical attention resulting from trauma, neglect, or abuse. Once a rabbit enters SaveABunny, he or she will never “run out of time” and will always have a home as a foster until adopted.
Muttville's mission is to help senior dogs through foster, education, and rescue. Because every dog needs a happy ending.
Area dog rescue organization run by a group of dedicated volunteers. They save dogs from death at over-crowded shelters and find them loving, happy homes. Now into their sixth year, RDR is stronger than ever, and have saved the lives of over 1,900 animals! Their motto: "Leave no dog behind".
Eating filling, healthy and downright delicious food every day doesn't have to make your wallet quiver in the corner in fear.
With half an onion, one tomato, two cloves of garlic, one potato, a can of lentils, two spices and one cup of dried rice you can make three stomachs smile with gastronomical delight.
If you click on the photo it will take you to the visual step by step on my flickr.
Bon Appetite!