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"Pulmonary Hypertension is such a serious disease and I am ashamed to say I never knew anything about it until Nicky passed away. Living in the South means a lot of people live in rural areas. The most rewarding thing about this [benefit and swim] is that I have talked to so many people who thought they were alone until they read one of the articles…
...Getting the word 'out there' about PH is the most rewarding thing I have ever done and I don't intend to stop."- Lil Long, July 2010
Lil's fierce determination to accomplish her year-long goal of swimming across the Mississippi River grabbed the attention of regional print and broadcast media as early as the fall of 2009. Play any of the videos below, and learn more about Lil's PH journey.
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Gear up your little one for a fun day at the beach or pool in these Kansas State Wildcats Bat Boy boardshorts! Featuring a subtle plaid pattern, contrast stitching, an embroidered team logo on the left leg and a printed school name on the pocket, these boardshorts will have your little Wildcat displaying major team-spirited swagger. Now you need to think about which sport is going to get that little one a scholarship!
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Evangelism: Naturally Speaking Good News
Foundational to speaking of Christ naturally is a strong assurance of your identity: "I am a new creation in Christ" (2 Cor. 5:17, NIV here and throughout). Supernaturally, you are a new person credited with the righteousness of Christ, yet …Read More
The Motivation for Love
In his twentieth century classic, The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis imagines the demon Screwtape writing to his nephew Wormwood about the need to discover the secret as to why God loves humans. He writes, "The truth is, I slipped by …Read More
The Silence of the Lambs
The world, Paul tells us, knows what's coming. Romans 1 not only highlights the universal guilt of all men, but, ironically, defines that guilt as the denial of what we know. We know that there is a God and that …Read More
The Puritans on Prayer
Psalm 66:18 states, "If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear." In our present day, how often do we hear the truth that God does not hear the prayers of the unrighteous? In my personal voyage, …Read More
Normal Prayer
Prayer is the most common Christian expression of authentic faith; but it may be among the least practiced Christian disciplines. It is said that prayer is the universal language of the soul, but it is actually the solitary province of …Read More
In Season and Out of Season
Y2K has not always been on everyone's lips, but it will be. For years, those who had taken the responsibility of warning others were pretty lonely. Now that we have little time left, we have mounting awareness—and mounting consternation. In …Read More
Letting Us Off Easy?
Whatever happens with Y2K, Christians should use the occasion, in the midst of their sober practical preparations, to reflect on a series of spiritual what ifs. This should not be done as an aid to panic, or as an artificial …Read More
For Such a Time as This
There are times when men and women are called to action (Est. 4:14–17). We live in an "instant" society, so accustomed to getting everything our way and in our time, we forget that you can wait too long to prepare …Read More
The Soul of the Solas
It puzzles me deeply that so few are puzzled deeply by the paradox. We are so used to the befuddling language that we miss its befuddling nature. It ought to stop us in our tracks and arrest our attention, like …Read More
God's Provision for the Weary Pilgrim
The distractions of the world and the temptations of the Devil would be enough to derail almost any pilgrim on their journey to heaven. But add to these the manifold frailties of our sinful flesh, and this triumvirate of Christian …Read More
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Mellow Trivia
Ah, Trivia night at Mellow Mushroom. Good food, plenty of beer, and a chance to empty out all that useless crap that's been gumming up the RAM in your head oh these many years. Yes, you may be humiliated, but then again there's a chance you may come out looking like Einstein. Or what Einstein would be like if he watched every episode of Star Trek, like nine times.
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Mellow Mushroom is proud to serve Albany with delicious pizza, hoagies, calzones and salads. Providing quality food since 1974, we use fresh ingredients on all our menu items. Mellow Mushroom is more than just a pizza restaurant; it is where Albany pizza lovers and beer lovers gather. Our menu and locations are as eclectic as our fans. Join the beer club, shop our Mellow shirts and see the unique artwork in each of our locations. The search for the best pizza in Albany is over.
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I have 10 months of sobriety and after having worked very hard with my sponsor on the first 3 steps she feels I am ready to start the 4th.
I have the worksheets, very similar to the ones posted here, and am weary of doing the sex inventory. I know I have to and I understand that I have to go to any length to maintain my physical sobriety in addition to having an emotionally sober life. But this is embarrasing! I trust my sponsor a lot, and know that she is no gossip but she is such a pure and gentle woman and I feel that she will be shocked by some of my past.
I've been to enough meetings and heard many people say that sponsors have heard it all, but still I carry a lot of shame and I do worry about telling her.
I am unclear if I include things that happened when I wasn't an active alcoholic. I am 44 years old but didn't start drinking heavily until a later age. I asked my sponsor about this and she said to include anything that has shaped me into the person I am today. Not petty stuff like the school mate who pulled my hair in 3rd grade but anything that has impacted me.
Well, some of the stuff I did was morally wrong (at least in my opinion). But a lot of it was done when I was sober and well before my drinking got out of hand. Would you include it your inventory?
Additionally, and I don't mean to sound like a victim because today I want to be responsible for my actions and thoughts, but part of the fear and resentment inventories stem from a very dysfunctional and abusive marriage that has since ended. Obviously the ex husband is on the resentment list. My question is after I have filled out column 1, how specific do I be in column 2?
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Help with Cadette and Senior Girl Scout Badges
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Please see your Girl Scout books for complete descriptions of badge requirements.
Interest Projects for Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts... |
Space Place Activity |
Nature, Science and Health: From Shore to Sea | |
Technology 2. Tour a boat used in deep-sea fishing or in marine biology studies. What kinds of equipment are used to navigate? |
Read about the amazing advanced navigation system used on a special spacecraft! |
Career Exploration 5. Capture the ocean's beauty on camera, sketch pad, or by writing a poem or song about the sea. |
See the sea from space. Learn about ocean currents and El Nino. |
Nature, Science and Health: Inventions and Inquiry | |
Service Projects 4. Create a toy for young children. Get some friends together and build several more models to donate to a program or center. |
Try building a Momentum Machine or making a Star Finder or Pop Rocket. |
Nature, Science and Health: It's About Time | |
Skill Builders 3. Name three regular time cycles in nature (such as the lunar cycle). Devise a system for keeping time based on one of these cycles. |
Learn about Earth's water cycle and the role of clouds. |
Nature, Science and Health: Math, Maps, and More | |
Technology 3. Learn to play a computer game that uses math skills. |
See how much "fuel" it takes to get into orbit! |
4. Talk with a medical professional who can show you how MRI and CAT scan images are created and used to diagnose and treat diseases. | Did you know medical imaging technologies are space program spinoffs? Play the Spinoffs Memory Game and see what other technologies come from the space program. |
Nature, Science and Health: Planet Power | |
Technology 1. Build a solar cooker and cook at least part of a meal in it, or Build a model solar water heater that works and demonstrate its use to your troop or group or camp director, or Design your own solar energy collector and explain how it works, or Visit a building that uses solar energy and find out how it works. |
Get ideas about solar energy and other efficient energy sources by . . . Designing a Tortilla Spacecraft Reading about a very special airplane Making or reading about a tiny asteroid "nanorover" |
Nature, Science and Health: Space Exploration | |
Skill Builders 2. Visit a museum, planetarium, observatory, or space center to learn about the history of space exploration, or visit the NASA site on the Internet to find out about projects currently in progress. Make a file of your findings and develop a list of Web sites for others to explore. |
Find a Space Place partner museum or planetarium near you. |
Skill Builders 3. Learn more about the Sun and the Moon and their relationship to Earth. |
Learn about Earth's Moon at the "Phone Dr. Marc" archives from August 2002, October 2002, and March 2003. Dr. Marc talked about the Sun in January 2002. |
Skill Builders 4. With a group, discuss the case for space. Make charts and posters depicting your questions and answers. |
Dr. Marc talks about possible life on Mars. Browse The Space Place for other ideas to help with this ambitious project. |
Skill Builders 5. Read science fiction written in the 1960s or earlier, or view an old science fiction film from the sixties or earlier. How do they appear today in light of the new information people have about space? Or try writing science fiction. |
Get ideas from some of these Space Place pages: Testing a new spacecraft material, the Nine-Eyed Earth Watcher, Mars Adventure, Spinoffs Memory Game, "Fall into a Black Hole" game, A Gentle Push All the Way to the Stars. |
Skill Builders 6. Develop your own space exploration activity. |
Collect some space images and activity ideas. Or check out the activities at "Spacey things to make" or "Spacey things to do." |
Technology 1. Find out about the capabilities of today's telescopes. |
Learn about a telescope that sees heat, the amazing camera on the Hubble Space Telescope, and how multiple telescopes can be combined to make a giant "virtual telescope." |
Technology 2. Investigate the role of mathematics and computer simulations in developing theories about the universe. Talk with someone knowledgeable in astronomy or physics. |
Learn about the number system used by computers and spacecraft to study the universe. Hear Dr. Marc's answers to some very interesting questions about the universe. |
Technology 3. Design a human space colony. Share and explain your design or model with others. |
Dr. Marc talks about life on Mars and what it was like for the Apollo astronauts on the Moon. Think about what you would need to take with you. |
Technology 4. Build an accurate scale model of a space exploration vehicle. |
Build an actual size asteroid nanorover! |
Technology 5. Construct a flying object. |
Build and launch a pop rocket. Find out more about how rockets are launched. Find out from Dr. Marc how airplanes and rockets work. |
Service Projects 1. Help sponsor an event, such as a space exploration activity day or science career day. Incorporate hands-on and creative activities. |
Find creative activities about space at Spacey things to make, Spacey things to do, and Space science in action. |
Service Projects 3. Help Brownie and Junior Girl Scouts learn about space exploration. Do two of the following: Conduct a night-sky exploration, put on a play about life on a space station, tell a story about a woman astronaut, including her training and achievements, or share stories from different cultures about the night sky. |
Make Star Finders to teach and learn about the night sky. Find pictures of women astronauts at work. Learn the ancient origin of the myth of astrology. |
Career Exploration 1. Check out at least two of the following careers and show how they are linked to the space program: biomedical engineering, meteorology, ceramics, chemistry, industrial engineering, materials science, metallurgy, optical engineering, physiology, and photography. |
See some unlikely space program spinoffs. What does space have to do with weather? Also, learn about spacecraft that studies clouds and the atmosphere. Here's a space-faring device that detects air chemistry like a human nose. How do we test new materials to go into space? Learn about space cameras and how pictures are sent to Earth from space. Or, check out the Space Place index for other career ideas! |
Career Exploration 4. List five ways that you can maintain your interest in space and/or astronomy. Investigate and list space-related places to visit or activities to pursue in your community or on the internet. |
Visit a Space Place partner museum, planetarium, or library (full of books on space and astronomy!) near you. Take a look at Dr. Marc's answers to fascinating questions about space and the universe. |
Nature, Science and Health: Why in the World? | |
Skill Builders 1. Investigate weather patterns by talking with a meteorologist, visiting a meteorological Web site, or watching a television weather station. |
Learn weather terms and how to read a TV weather map. Find out about El Niño and make a yummy dessert to show how it works. |
Skill Builders 2. Find out how something works. Draw a diagram to show how it works or make a model of it. |
Find out how airplanes fly how a dish antenna works (and build a working model for amplifying tiny sounds), how digital cameras work, or how a telescope works. |
Technology 5. Take a common household appliance and think forward 20 years. Present your findings through a creative medium: for example, paint a mural, make a poster, or write a poem. Share it with others. |
Get ideas by thinking about the history of your selected technology. |
Communication: Computers in Everyday Life | |
Skill Builders 5. Play three or four computer games, or visit a Web site that previews computer games, trivia, or murder mystery contests. What games appeal to you? |
Check out these computer games and puzzles: Mars Adventure game, Solar System Switch-a-roo, Space Place Trivia, Spinoffs Memory Game, Cloud Picture Scrambles, Comet Wordfind, the Maze Game, Nanosat Flingman, and online crossword puzzles about telescopes, Earth, and gravitational waves (not hard after you read our easy explanation!) |
Communication: Desktop Publishing | |
Skill Builders 1. Collect samples of desktop publishing. |
See examples of desktop publishing in the classroom activity articles linked from the teachers' page. |
Communication: Exploring the Net | |
Skill Builders 4. Learn how to use key words in searching for information on the Internet. |
Search for your favorite planet or astronomy-related word using the Space Place search field. |
The Arts and History: Artistic Crafts | |
Skill Builders 2. Learn about hand building with clay, or learn to throw clay on a potter's wheel. Make one finished piece. |
Make a World Map Puzzle with clay, or a clay mountain and topo map. |
The Arts and History: Museum Discovery | |
Skill Builders 3. Design your own museum! | Build a space program museum using images, models and toys, and mobiles you have made from The Space Place. Or make a science museum with your own displays explaining concepts such as "Why is the sky blue?," "What is the electromagnetic spectrum?", or "What are gravitational waves?" |
The Arts and History: Photography | |
Technology 5. Find out how ecologists, botanists, and people concerned with energy efficiency use infrared photography in their line of work. Practice taking your own pictures with infrared film during the day and at night. |
See how different objects look in infrared light. |
Sports and Recreation: Games for Life | |
Technology 1. Learn to play a variety of educational, interactive computer or electronic games and share them with younger girls. |
Check out these computer games and puzzles: Mars Adventure game, Solar System Switch-a-roo, Space Place Trivia, Spinoffs Memory Game, Cloud Picture Scrambles, Comet Wordfind, the Maze Game, Nanosat Flingman, easy to hard mazes, a dot-to-dot spacecraft, and online crossword puzzles about telescopes, Earth, and gravitational waves (not hard after you read our easy explanation!) |
Technology 4. Make a list of computer games you would recommend based upon criteria such as degree of difficulty, educational value, fun, and artwork. Share your list with others. |
Check out these computer games and puzzles: Mars Adventure game, Solar System Switch-a-roo, Space Place Trivia, Spinoffs Memory Game, Cloud Picture Scrambles, Comet Wordfind, the Maze Game, Nanosat Flingman, easy to hard mazes, a dot-to-dot spacecraft, and online crossword puzzles about telescopes, Earth, and gravitational waves (not hard after you read our easy explanation!) |
Orienteering | |
Skill Builders 1. Learn to read a U.S. Geological Survey topographical map. Draw a map of your neighborhood, schoolyard, community park, or girl scout camp. |
Learn how a topo map is made and how to read one by making one yourself! |
Technology 5. Find out how a Global Positioning System works. |
This article explains and shows how the GPS works. |
Sports and Recreation: Smooth Sailing | |
Technology 1. Get the general weather forecast and then predict local conditions. |
Find out how to read a weather map. |
Technology 2. Know how to tell where you are and how to get where you want to go. Be able to tell direction by the sun and the stars. |
Make a Star Finder for this month and learn to tell direction from the night sky. |
Sports and Recreation: Water Sports | |
Technology 5. Learn how to use a short-wave radio, CB radio or other communications systems on a water craft. Learn how to navigate by radio signals, landmarks or the stars. |
Make a Star Finder for this month and learn to tell direction from the night sky. |


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Mark C1
Very cool grips
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I'd give these 5 stars if they were a tiny bit more substantial. If the grips were a little more thicker and more padded, they couldn't be beat. However, they look well made and everything is working like it's supposed to.
Chase Skidmore
My Favorite Lizard Skins
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love these grips. Lock 'em down and forget about 'em. They have a little more padding than my Peaty grips. They are comfortable, grippy, and durable. Great grips!
Love these grips!
Fantastic lock-ons for all types of riding. Perfect thickness IMO, and really nice and sticky - great for those occasional times you ride without gloves. I'll buy em again..
Love em
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I'm a big fan of these grips. They lock on super tight and I really like how thick they are.
Sticky icky icky...
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These are are the best grips I have tried so far! A little thicker which is nice so your hands don't cramp up as much. REALLY sticky even without gloves. I will most likely buy another pair of these here soon.
Ben B.
My favorite lock ons
I tried many different versions of lock ons and finally settled on these. They don't blister your hands due to lack of logos on them, have great grip with or without gloves, (pretty sticky even with sweaty hands) and are a little thicker than the peaty lock ons which I used previously. I also found they don't wear our as fast since they are a little thicker.
Soooo nice
Live these grips! They are worth the extra cash because they are stronger and will last longer.
Vinny Mauro
These feel great, not too thin but not too thick, a perfect medium thickness as grips go theses days. The rubber is super grippy and nice and soft, as I've come to expect from lizard skins which is my new favorite grip company for sure.
To clarify though, I just got the black and it did NOT have the raised lip on the inside. That is fine by me as those things just seem to cause unneeded blisters so I was planning on trying it for a couple rides then most likely cutting it off, but if you really want that then beware the current batch of these does not seem to have it. If that isn't a problem, buy these! you wont be disappointed .
Amy R
these grips feel sooooo good. the extra grip that i seem to gain by the added girth all but make up for a little extra change out the pocket. I say WINNER!
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Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Moominmamma's Rhubarb and Ginger Jam
Some childhood things stay with us all our life, their familiarity and happy memories a source of comfort we are unwilling to relinquish in adulthood. I have a pillow that can attest to this. No pictures though…this is a food blog after all and I wouldn't want you to lose your lunch. Let me just say that pillows sometimes do not age as gracefully as people do. Of course, this doesn't mean that we love them less.
But what happens if you discover something in adulthood that you feel should have SO been a part of your childhood? You feel such an affinity with this thing, such certainty that you and it belong together, and such adoration for what you perceive to be but the cutest thing on earth. You balk at being so obsessed with what is, for all intents and purposes, "kid stuff", but you just can't resist. So you don't.
I fell in love with the Moomins from the first time I clapped eyes on them in Finland. Perhaps it's because of their sweet, shy nature. Maybe because they live in the beautiful forests of Finland. Or because they all go to sleep in the winter. Or because they eat pancakes with berries and drink raspberry juice and have fantastic adventures together. Perhaps it's because Tove Jansson was a genius whose stories about the Moomins were at the same time whimsical children's tales and thoughtful reflections on many of life's truths. I've mentioned them before in this post.
I've got a little Moomintroll stuff toy who sits at my nightstand, guarding the books there. Every so often I lean over and give him a pat and a little kiss.
So here I am, 30-odd years old today, and playing with imaginary trolls. And people wonder what the secret to eternal youth is. Start with a young heart and a young mind, and your body will follow (well to a certain degree, but still!). Toys help. So do Moomins. Strings and sealing wax and other fancy stuff don't hurt either.
And if that's a bit of a stretch, how about some delicious rhubarb and ginger jam on toast? This one is from Moominmamma's own recipe. Yes! I saw her recipe on Pille's Nami-Nami and swore that if I came upon rhubarb over here (not always the case), I would definitely make it. Well, the stars aligned just for me…I found it and here's the wonderful jam. The original recipe can be found here. I stuck to it pretty much, just reducing the recipe to the amount of rhubarb I had. Despite not having any "young" rhubarb (I did have young native ginger though…still moist and pink around the edges…gorgeous!), and some anxious to-peel-or-not-to-peel moments, the jam came out brilliant. Well, for me at least. I loved the tartness of the rhubarb and the slight zing of the ginger. And the fact that it's Moominmamma's recipe :)
Now I have a tangible, and edible, piece of Moominland in a jar, on the ready for those scoundrel-y days when belief lies just beyond reach, when the zombies of the dreary-everyday seem to be closing in…and when we need to be reminded that another year older does not necessarily mean one less year younger.
Feed your inner child today! :)
35 comments:
- Pille said...
Oh, Joey, the photo is absolutely gorgeous - and what a beautiful pink shade the jam is!!! I'm so pleased that you found some rhubarb finally, so you can feed your inner Moomin-loving child with this jam now :)
- veron said...
That jam looks phenomenal!I do not know who Moomin is but I always get to feed my inner child - remembering the days of cartoons and stuff and I still love them. Oh and I do encounter a lot of things -especially food that I thought should have been a part of my childhood. Great post!
- christine said...
What a cute story about discovering the Moomins, even though I've heard it a few times from you before, I still find it so amusing. If it wasn't for you, I probably still wouldn't have heard of them. The picture is so pretty and the addition of ginger to the jam sounds irresistible. I love anything with ginger! I'm such a gingersnap and ginger tea monster. What a great post to celebrate your love for Moomins and your birthday! :)
I love this post, it's classic YOU! One of the (many) things I so enjoy about your blog is how you seem to see the world with such *young* eyes. How perfectly everything fell together -- your child-like fascination with Moomins, finding rhubarb (where???), and your birthday...it's almost as if it was all scripted! But then, life often seems that way, doesn't it?
I've never had jam with ginger, but I'm positive I'd love it. More and more I'm discovering how much I love ginger and how it goes so well with so many other flavors. I've had chocolate with ginger, watermelon & ginger shake, and just last weekend, a dalandan & ginger juice which was bitingly refreshing! - 2:32 AM
- Middento said...
Hey there -- just thought I'd drop a comment as part of The Great Mofo Delurk. I credit you with getting me into food blogs at all, since you drew me in with your fabulous crsipy sage and brown butter pasta recipe, which I found when we got a bumper crop of sage. I've been lurking here ever since. Thanks for a great blog. :)
- katiez said...
Gorgeous jam...I love rhubarb but don't get it often either. I've made pear and ginger jam and I lve the spicy, ginger in it.
I have gnome om my bookcase - does that count? - 3:43 AM
- Peabody said...
I will have to make this for my mom, she loves all things rhubarb.
- Belinda said...
What a delightful post, Joey, and this rhubarb and ginger jam...my goodness, it is the most gorgeous shade of red I've ever seen...I can hardly take my eyes off it! I am unfamiliar with Moomins (lol!), so I clicked the link, and now I know what they are. So cute! And am I correct in gathering from your post that today is your birthday?! Yay! I wish you a day filled with all of your favorite things...and a year to follow filled with only happy days. :-)
- maybahay said...
lovely looking jam. i'm sure it's delicious. i've posted a rhubarb and pineapple chutney recipe recently, which also had ginger but it is the savoury sort. will try your sweet version soon.
- mtan said...
Red becomes you Joey! Felicitations on your day :)
- Anh said...
The jam looks sooo good! I like the combo of rhubarb and ginger... Great post!
- lobstersquad said...
I have a moomin mug right in front of me as I write...lovely post
- regina said...
i must agree.. i don't really like jams but your picture makes me want to eat your rhubarb and ginger jam and .. made me change my lurker status. i've been a regular visitor and i just want to thank you for sharing. i've also discovered other food blogs through you so.. thanks =)
- Franco said...
Hi Joey,
A really stunning photo. Had to comment even if I'm on vacation. :) - 5:42 PM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Pille! Thank you for sharing the recipe! Everything was pink...my fingertips, the cutting board...I loved it :) Yes, my "inner Moomin-loving child" was very pleased!
Hi Veron! Thanks! I remember my favorite childhood cartoons too :) At least we can still enjoy all that food today!
Hi Nens! They are adorable creatures :) More popular up North but also very big in Japan or so I hear :) I love ginger too...especially really strong salabat!
And what I like about you Katrina is that every comment you leave is full of insight! Yes, even the bezonkey ones ;) I found the rhubarb in Santi's where they do carry it once in a while...now you see it now you don't :) But yes, sometimes life hands you a perfect script and you just ride with it! And sometimes you need help so you make (of buy) something sweet to "adlib" :) Ginger and dalandan juice sounds like something I would like!
Hi Middento! Oh wow! What a nice surprise :) Thanks for de-lurking! So glad to hear you have been enjoying my posts :)
Hi Katiez! The one I bought was probably imported so you can just imagine how faaar from the source that was...but I got my rhubarb so all's well :) Pear and ginger jam sounds great! Gnomes count :)
Hi Peabody! I can't saw I have had much rhubarb in my life but this jam is delicious :) Hope you guys like it!
Thank you so much for the sweet birthday greetings Belinda :) I was totally enthralled with the color too...it was my first time to work with rhubarb so you can imagine how excited I was with the bright color!
Hi Maybahay! I love chutney and I'm sure I would love that...the combination sounds fantastic :)
Thanks M! Red becomes you too ;) Especially when we are enjoying a nice chat over cocktails! :)
Hi Anh! Thanks :) It's such a great combination! And I have Pille and Moominmamma to thank :)
Hi Ximena! Yay! Nice to see another Moomin person :)
Hi Regina! Thanks so much for de-lurking! Really, it's always such a nice surprise :) Glad you're enjoying 80 Breakfasts!
Thanks so much Franco! Now get back to your holiday-making! :) Hope you are having a ball! - 7:37 PM
- Mansi Desai said...
Ginger jam!!??? wow, that's a newbie! way to go, I love the color of the jam!:)
These recipes and the accompanying images are a delight and very inspirational. I've only discovered your blog this week and am excited to try out some of these ideas.
b - 8:03 AM
You take great photos and that jam looks so tempting! I've never heard of Moomins and now I have, thanks to you!
I tagged you by the way! :D
http://toni.marikit.net/?p=749 - 8:32 AM
- Truffle said...
Very wise words!
I love the vibrant colour of your jam. Simply stunning. I want to dip my spoon in right now! - 5:15 PM
- Kelly-Jane said...
Real ruby jam! Absolutley gorgeous :)
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Mansi Desai! It was certainly new for me...but very good! :)
Hi Bordeaux! Thanks for stopping by and leaving such a sweet comment :) Glad to hear you are enjoying my site :)
Thanks Toni! I'll check it out :)
Hi Truffle! Thank you :) I like the way the color turned out too :)
Thank you Kelly-jane! I like the way it's so bright...kinda cheerful :) - 6:12 PM
- valentinA said...
I've never seen a momre beautiful coloured home-made jam than yours Joey. Truly, I'm not a abig fan of jam, but yours makes my mouth water!
- MikeMina said...
looks yummy! this reminds me i have pending experiments on jams . . . happy birthday!
- Kelly Mahoney said...
The color on this is so lovely! It must be great on all kinds of pastry.
- african vanielje said...
I too discovered Moomins late in life. Not telling you how late, but it shuld have been in childhood. I love your jam, your post and your pics.
- Susan said...
What a truly lovely photo that is, Joey! It makes me want to change my lunch of butternut squash to toast with jam! Great post!
- ChichaJo said...
Thanks Valentina! You are such a sweetie :) I also liked how the color came out...that's thanks to a brilliantly colored rhubarb! :)
Hi Mike! Thanks for the birthday greeting :) Hope to read about your jam experiments soon!
Hi Kelly! I actually made a simple tart with some puff pastry, ricotta cheese, and this jam and it turned out lovely :)
Hi african vanielje! Thank you :) Aren't these moomins so cute? :)
Hi Susan! Thanks! Hmmm....what if you send some of that butternut squash my way and I'll send you some of the jam ;) - 11:47 AM
- Jen Tan said...
Belated Happy birthday Joey!!!! =)
What unique jam you've made! I've never really tasted Rhubarb anything yet..another must try =) - 5:24 PM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Jen! Thanks for the nice birthday greeting! :) I get the rhubarb in Santi's if it is available. In Sala (in Makati) they have a creme brulee with rhubarb that is good :)
- Amanda at Little Foodies said...
Moominmamma jam - I want some of this in store too!
I loved this post Joey, it's possibly my favourite ever!
Happy Belated Birthday! Apologies for the lateness, hope you had a wonderful day! - 3:58 AM
- Jen Tan said...
Your very much welcome...I know our birthdays are just days apart kase =)
Thanks for the heads up!---I'll keep watch for rhubarbs at Santi's =) I got lost in Makati last Saturday (on the way to a cancer benefit at Silverlens) and I think I came across Sala amidst the navigation confusion! hahaha I want to try Sala soon..hopefully they have those rhubarb creme brulee =) - 9:13 AM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Amanda! Thanks for that lovely comment and warm birthday greeting :)
Jen! Omg! Yikes! That's means I missed your birthday! Hope it was great! :) When I went to Sala the menu was really short but each item sounded good...and the salad I had (the one with white peaches, fresh mozzarella, prosciutto, candied hazelnuts, arugula) was fabulous! I licked my plate clean! - 11:40 PM
- Jen Tan said...
Hey Joey..it's ok..may next year pa naman ;P hahahaha Wow...that salad sounds really good ah ...I like candied nuts in my salads at Hazelnuts pa, a plus for that! Fruits..cheese and nuts in salad..a complete meal!! MUST GO THERE SOON...for a post bday celebration? ;P hahahaha
- Candygirl said...
Hi Joey,
Rhubarb? Here in Manila? Where? - 1:05 PM
- ChichaJo said...
Hahaha! Ok, next year! :) Hehe :) I really love that salad! Another thing I like about it is that it is spread out flat on a big square plate, as opposed to being piled high into a vertical leaf-structure...so you get a bit of each element in each bite! :)
Hi Candygirl! I got mine in Santi's but they don't always have it...so if you see some, snap it up! :) - 7:47 PM


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Wow, I forgot the Derby winner would be up tonight. XD In for 1!
Rock on! This is another great shirt fable. In for one (but don't tell my wife, she won't be happy about the money going by by to woot again...)
the power of nerds is truly frightening. you really tapped it fable. my god.
I love the design...I only wish "cream" was more creamy and less pinky
luiscott0 wrote:Wait this is like Off Pink or white
cream= off white.
Although the color is a little offsetting, finally having a decent Zelda shirt would be pretty awesome. Plus, it's got that 8-bit feel to it, and the coloring helps that out a lot. In for 1.
I agree.
Thank you
Congrats on a great design and on 1st place! I'll be buying it right after I post this. Can't wait to show off my zelda-geekness, and I actually like the cream color, this shirt was perfect for it. I wonder if I pick up more "pieces of heart" that the number of heart icons on the shirt will increase ,*giggles*
Hey, it's my year! The color and hearts make it feel kinda girly, though...
hahaha, Its the legend of Zelda its really rad!
In for 2 (me and my brother) Great design.
i have just the geek in mind for this
Probably the best shirt I've ever seen on woot.
bamf tee in for 1
this is awesome and I am in it for one
PFFT! It was time someone did a cream shirt! Go you paisty people feel proud and wear cream!
Dudes. Wait. What? it's got hearts on it. Come on. Don't you see them?
I've been waiting for this night for a week! What a sweet shirt!
Congrats! I LOVE Zelda but couldn't see myself wearing this shirt.
I would have preferred a slightly different color (green perhaps), but this shirt is still awesome. Definitely in for one.
i was thinking the same thing, but i ended up ordering it anyway.
See. I mention Pirates yesterday... and look what they come up with. Something close to Pirates. I'm off to the regular woot site to talk up Black and Decker Batteries.
its about zelda, dude, comeon get one... your NES will thank you.
I am not afraid to show off my love for video games, and sorry it's not black and XXXXL.
fmriguy wrote:I love the design...I only wish "cream" was more creamy and less pinky
Cream is not pink at all IRL
If only the sword, bomb, rupees, etc were colored in. That or the shirt color was darker. Congrats anyways.
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