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This One Isn’t a Five Minute Job, I Promise. There’s Links.

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7 responses to “This One Isn’t a Five Minute Job, I Promise. There’s Links.”

  1. Okay, so this blog just answered my question about your giving up biscuits.

    And your marmalade looks far more convincing than both the jam and relish we tried making last year. The former got frozen (how? it was the middle of summer!) so we had to eat it as a sorbet, and the latter was so utterly unpalatable that there are still three jars of it sitting in the back of the fridge.

    1. That isn’t mine, and we had to reboil it to make it set…

      Everyone who’s eaten it has said it’s nice, though.

      1. Yeah, I did totally read all of the post and not just skim read it. Ahem.

        Well, that’s promising then. Unless they were just saying it to be polite.

  2. your saying yum now, but in a years time, methinks you’ll be fed up of marmalade 🙂

    hows the lent business going by the way?

    bb x

    1. It’s better, actually. I have refused the many biscuits living in the cupboard…

      Rather proud.

      And, hell yes.

  3. yes, the font does look a bit similar. Hope your marmalade turned out okay too, but i hate marmalade, so don’t ask me to test. My opinion of the queens marmalade would probably be to chuck it up, so it makes no difference to me. looks prettyish tho. what are the floaty lumps in it though?
    i liked the video. i must have been one of the first to watch it, coz i was on the site when it popped up. and freezed the whole computer up. oh well. it was worth it i suppose.
    sorry about the long comment (again).
    🙂

    Bel x 🙂

    1. Actually I think it’s one of your shorter.

      Bits are orange rind, yum yum, and it hasn’t set, it’s kind of runny.

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