I started researching  weather prediction models and all the properties that create and modify the weather. It is really interesting stuff, but in the same time also extremely complex. So many factors seem to affect each other.

I've got this strange interest in things that haven't been explained very well in books in school. Like.. the inner core of the earth is lava. And all the other layers of the earth. Has anyone ever been there? This blog is about an exploration of these questions and their (possible) answers. Or perhaps this blog is about what we could do about protecting our mother, mother earth.

I love salads. As a matter of fact, sometimes I feel like eating pure salad and adding something like meat or fish to it, just to have a pure salad meal. This recipe is though about a salad I use as a side serving with nearly all my evening meals, but very varieted with the ingredients. Some people just love to have me making my salads on their dinner parties. In the UK I made two salads to the family BBQ party we had. Several other family parties here in Norway have also had my salad added. And as we can't get as many vegetables in Norway as I was used to in Holland, I simply have replaced it with making a salad with every meal (except for when we eat pancakes ofcourse).

For this recipe I have to give credits to Lisa Ridgway, who gave me this succesful recipe for making home baked pancakes a few years ago. We eat pancakes regularly, at least once a month. Not only because it is so delicious, also because it is cheap in ingredients and easy/fast to make.

As you might know of me, I am actually loving CFWheels (wife at first priority ofcourse!), ever since I discovered it. Discovered it through a friend/collegue that pointed out to me that there was a much more simplified MVC framework than the model-glue and mach-ii that we were working with at the company at that time.