My best friend and I like Odin's Ravens a lot! The art of the 2nd ed is gorgeous, too. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/192074/odins-ravens-second-edition

We also play Wingspan, Patchwork, Bohnanza and double Carcassonne (both my game and hers to make a bigger map). But those games can be played with many players.

With husband, Sequence and Ticket to Ride: London are favourites

He is awesome! Great picture, love the expression.

Oh that's just gorgeous! And what a good idea for transforming a baby wrap - I have several stashed in the back of a closet (the teenager for some reason refuses to be carried?!)

He considered eating it, so we had to put it up on a high shelf. He is a very good kitty!

Needle-felting is mad difficult, you never know if you end up with something cute or something deeply disturbing! Crochet is a bit more forgiving (just looks silly when bad).

Oh those are super cute!!! I am deeply flattered by the fact you actually remembered them from seeing my weird crochet kitty!

Haha! We're Norwegian and Pelle is a name here - he was named by my daughter and the inspiration came from a children's TV/movie series called Pelle Politibil (Pelle the Police Car). The car is black and white just like our Pelle.

Incidentally, he also has skin under the fur, so the name is still quite fitting with added context!

That's a great recipe! I've never seen powdered peanut butter in shops here, but I would assume you could just bring a jar of the stuff and use a scoop instead? Or just grind unsalted peanuts? It probably wouldn't be as shelf stable (assume the powdered stuff is treated in some way) but still easy to bring to work.

Also if using fresh peanut butter, a spoon of tahini would probably be great in there as well. If you have small leakproof boxes you can mix up all kinds of flavoring to add to the readymade dry mix!

The best part of any holiday is the petting of local cats! Also you get to see the local scenery from new & interesting angles while trying to entice cats out from under parked cars, behind fences etc.