For some reason whenever I attempt to make bread bowls they "spread out" instead of "rising up". The first time I made them, in a long time, I put 4 of them on a cooking sheet to rise and when I checked on them them were completely flat and spread out to cover the whole pan. I decided to cook them anyway and cut them into breadsticks, which worked ok, but would have risen even a little bit. I thought maybe the yeast that I used in them was old so I threw it out and bought brand new fresh yeast. A few weeks later I tried to make them again, with the new yeast, and the same thing happened. So again, I baked them and cut them into bread sticks. Instead of throwing the rest that we could not choke down, I decided that it would be fun to go feed the ducks at Beus Park, so thats what we did this week.
P.S.
I gave up making homemade bread bowls :)

When the geese and ducks saw us with "food"
they all came hurding toward us.
My brother has been bitten, pecked, honked
(or whatever you want to call it) by a goose,
so when they came running toward us I threw the bag
of bread to Brett and grabbed Brooklyn and ran. I'm a scardy cat I know!
But look at these suckers...they're massive!


Look at my brave husband feeding these giants!

Brooklyn had a blast watching them and walking/running on the trail. She would have loved for them to chase her all day. Now I know that when my bread making skills don't come through its not a complete waste of all that flour ;)
Something else Brooklyn and I did this week was visit our friends who were in town from Connecticut. Lauren and I have been friends since I can remember and I always love seeing her and her family. She has a daughter that is about 9 months older than Brooklyn and this time they were old enough to actually play together. It was so fun to watch them play and catch up!

Besties
We had so much fun they are so cute! I think you are a rock star for even trying a bread bowl!
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