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Thursday, July 15, 2004

365, 38,000, 230 000

The writing exercise Spiceblog is now 1 year old. This is a very good time to say thank you everyone. As neither a writer or a cook, I'm grateful for and humbled by your attentions. They've been a constant source of pleasure and pride.

[very deep bow] Kotoshi mo yoroshiku onegaishimasu!

Found this the other day, don't know if this is the definitive "how far we've come" moment but it made me smile. Norway!

13 Comments:

Blogger Lord Sedgwick said...

Congratulations!

Your first birthday, what a coincidence! The same age as the container of yoghurt at the back of our fridge.

7/16/2004 05:32:00 am

 
Blogger Anthony said...

but I'm not nearly as cultured.

7/16/2004 07:46:00 am

 
Blogger Lord Sedgwick said...

People have been shot for less than that comment!*One more sleep and "Let the feast begin!"

It is being held at Malmsbury, which for your once upon a time in the west information is a cold, cold winter's rural hamlet, and the Saturday weather forecast bodes not well for "serve at room temperature". 'Rhume' temperature is more like what I shall be checking as the night wears on and the alcohol wears off.

Reports of my consumption may be grossly exaggerated. TB or not TB as they say in the hamlet of Malmsbury.

They don't actually. They're far too cultured to say anything like that. Whereas I ...

7/16/2004 02:26:00 pm

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Here's to many more. Mine's a large one.

7/16/2004 04:21:00 pm

 
Blogger Jeanne said...

Felix dies natalis tibi, Spiceblog!

Hope there are many, many more and that we continue to see your amusing prose, mouthwatering recipes and downright impressive experiments with deep-frying.

Cheers! (she says, clinking her glasses of lovely Graham Beck South African bubbly!)

7/16/2004 05:32:00 pm

 
Blogger Anthony said...

Your Lordship
I know apologies apologies. I'm in firearm country at the moment and almost went out and shot myself after that one. What I should have said is many thanks to you for getting me into this comments business.
Malmsbury - is this the famous feast that you're making the trifle for? All the best.

Thanks to all anonymous people


Jeanne
Cheers indeed. Ab imo pectore - thank you.

7/17/2004 07:34:00 am

 
Blogger Lord Sedgwick said...

Yes. Trifle with backwards brioche, double-cream twist and pike off the 10 metre stove.

7/17/2004 09:53:00 am

 
Blogger Reid said...

Anthony,

Congratulations on your first anniversary (or first birthday?)!!! Here's to hoping for many more!

7/17/2004 01:06:00 pm

 
Blogger Anthony said...

Thank you Reid, wife is pushing for a home renovation and housework blog instead but it may be a trap.

7/18/2004 01:42:00 pm

 
Blogger Lord Sedgwick said...

Trifle went down a treat and only a drop-kick away from scenes of gluttony and highly embellished recollections of feasts past ... "Snow fell at the top of the 1000-metre Mount Macedon, north-west of Melbourne, and as far down as 600 metres yesterday."

We can advise that "Pear, brioche and butter pudding with caramel sauce" when stuffed into one's socks provides wonderful protection from the cold.

Foot odour never smelt so sweet.

7/18/2004 02:45:00 pm

 
Blogger santos. said...

maligayang batì, congratulations on a year well-fed! may you have many more, yet the pounds mysteriously melt away....

7/18/2004 07:29:00 pm

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Congratulations on one year dude! I'll never look at food the same again!

David
staypuff.net

7/19/2004 09:34:00 am

 
Blogger Anthony said...

Lordship,
GG ha! Snow! In Australia! You are a treasure. Next thing you'll be telling us there are cafes, galleries and trams over there. I think somebody's put a bit too much sherry in the trifle.

Santos
Only way pounds will be melting away for me is if we reverse decimalisation.

David
Thanks, it's a nice compliment. Apologies in advance for this Wednesday blogger meet-up. Hope the e-mails are still coming in ; )

7/19/2004 11:50:00 am

 

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