Aside from necessary cooking, there isn’t really much going on in the baking world, here in our hobbit hole. I’ve been making progress through my reading list, having begun with the Cognitive Psychology section. I’m nearly finished with the texts within that discipline, and shall move on to the journal articles this week.
Total page count to read is around 10,000 pages, and I’ve knocked out about 2,000 so far, so I need to pick up the pace a bit. Between now and May I need to finish all of the reading, making notes as I go, and to write it all up into a literature review which will comprise a chapter of my PhD Thesis (or, if you’re not in the UK, you’d call it a PhD Dissertation).
No, there’s not much baking-as-entertainment going on here. Just the long tunnel into academia.
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Oh that long tunnel…I’m currently ignoring it. Which I should stop doing, I suppose. Good luck with the reading; it sounds like a mountain!
…but it’s a gorgeous tunnel.
Also? It’s not like you’re not baking bread every week!!! I do understand there’s the question of “how many pictures can you take of bread,” but you ARE still baking. Just… not exactly for entertainment, true.
Of course, once we get our George Foreman grill, we’ll be making vegeburgers all the time.
Or, so I’m told.
I salute you!
Cognitive psychology is interesting stuff. Hope the rest of it’s not too much of a slog! Good luck.
BTW, forgot to tell you Rob gave two thumbs up on the sweet potato pie. 🙂
Onward! Makes my head spin just to contemplate all those pages. Wow.
Loved the collage of knitting, baking, and a bit of architecture in the last post, too.
Hope that you still have time for bread making and a bit of knitting.