Annika has been working on this tooth for the last week. It finally came out tonight. It will be nice to not have the 15 minute updates. In all the excitement August wanted to show us how his teeth are growing in.
Auggie picking his Ganesha Annika browsing for her Ganesha Tiny kitty at the Ganesha stall The statue I chose The kids and their statues Kids chose a statue for Gopi Gopi will take his Ganesha home and perform a proper pooja before he puts his in the lake Village Ganesha pooja A family out for a festive evening Ganeshas converging at the lake
Almost to the lake A crane lowers the large statues into the lake
Auggie enjoying his last few minutes with his Ganesha Since I was alone with the kids in this massive, pushing crowd of devotees I had them each hold an end of my pashmina and told them DON'T LET GO! A small person could really get lost in a place like this. Auggie hands over his statue The man in the middle is submerging August's statue
I had a hankerin' for some warm, chewy, salty pretzels but I've never seen them here so I went to the internet to find out how to make them. They're not very pretty but they fit the bill. They were great warm out of the oven but cold and day-old, not so much. The recipe required the pretzels to be cooked at 550' and my little micro/convection oven couldn't get that high so I set it to the highest I could and cooked them a little longer.
Next I want to try making the small, thin, crunchy ones.