Magdalene’s Bootcamp Experience

Inge Leonora-den Ouden wrote:
That other plant, those nice little flowers, I don't know it! I'm sure I never saw it (so probably it's unknown in the Netherlands, maybe only growing in Northern America). You say it's your favourite flower ... what is its name (or how do you call it)?

I found out it’s called woodland stars (Lithophragma) I had been thinking they looked like little stars.

Interesting bit of info I found on Wikipedia:
“Lithophragma specifically coevolved with moths of the genus Greya, who pollinate and only lay eggs on Lithophragma plants.”

Magdalene Bolton wrote:Brk day 195

A few unedited photos of Wheaton labs and around town in Missoula from a roll of film I shot last summer. Just got it developed this week. I think I’m getting a little better as there were far fewer mess ups on this roll than others in the past.

You've got a really good eye!! Several of those photos I could see being used as album covers or posters. I just love the vibes film gives off too. Neat stuff

Brk day 199

Cam Haslehurst wrote:
You've got a really good eye!! Several of those photos I could see being used as album covers or posters. I just love the vibes film gives off too. Neat stuff

Hey, thanks!

Brk post 200! (whoop whoop)

Time spent 100% on my terms... it felt great this weekend. And so did some much needed catching up with a dear friend.

Nice work, Mags! Let me know if there is a book you want :)

Seitan! I love seitan. I have made different things from hot dogs to meatless balls. I have boiled, grilled, baked and steamed seitan.

T Blankinship wrote: Seitan! I love seitan. I have made different things from hot dogs to meatless balls. I have boiled, grilled, baked and steamed seitan.

Wow, sounds yummy! I need to find some good recipes like that. It turned out slightly bland for my first time

Brk day 201

Brk day 202