This weekend sees the maiden Hammerfest in sunny Prestatyn, North Wales! We will be there, giving it up large at Pontins.... eh.... well as large as can be expected at Pontins.
Tomorrow sees an early start, a four hour drive, and bands that play until 3am. Throw in a few cold beverages and I may not make it back home in one piece!
Let the mayhem begin!
Thursday, 23 April 2009
Tuesday, 21 April 2009
Happy Iron Maiden Day!
Happy Iron Maiden Day everyone!
Hope you all have your tickets booked for Flight 666!
Hope you all have your tickets booked for Flight 666!
Sunday, 19 April 2009
They say there is a danger with lookig forward to something so much - that it can never deliever once it arrives. But the band that have dominated my listening for the last decade showed why they are so great this week. With so many comebacks around, its great to see a band that are still as strong as ever.
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Tuesday, 14 April 2009
Monday, 13 April 2009
Friday, 10 April 2009
Rules of toast...
From Encyclopaedia Roseannium
Rosemary’s rules of toast:
Regular (toasted bread)
Served: COLD
Should be well toasted and then left to cool in a wire toast-rack. China or porcelain causes the toast to become soggy. Butter should NEVER be applied to hot toast as this also causes it to become too moist.
Toasted Sandwich
Served: HOT
The bread and the contents are being heated as one entity and therefore should both be served at the same temperature.
Toasted Bagel
Served: HOT
The increased thickness ot the bagel in comparisen to a regualer piece of bread means it can tolerate being spread with butter whilst hot without going limp.
Toasted Bagel Sandwich
Served: COLD
Cold sandwich filling in an open toasted Bagel sandwich should never be put in place whilst the Bagel is hot.
NB: the only exception to this is when the bagel and its contents are toasted as one.
Rosemary’s rules of toast:
Regular (toasted bread)
Served: COLD
Should be well toasted and then left to cool in a wire toast-rack. China or porcelain causes the toast to become soggy. Butter should NEVER be applied to hot toast as this also causes it to become too moist.
Toasted Sandwich
Served: HOT
The bread and the contents are being heated as one entity and therefore should both be served at the same temperature.
Toasted Bagel
Served: HOT
The increased thickness ot the bagel in comparisen to a regualer piece of bread means it can tolerate being spread with butter whilst hot without going limp.
Toasted Bagel Sandwich
Served: COLD
Cold sandwich filling in an open toasted Bagel sandwich should never be put in place whilst the Bagel is hot.
NB: the only exception to this is when the bagel and its contents are toasted as one.
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