Yummy baked goods.
I love baking and cooking in general, especially bread. Making bread is definitely time consuming, but nothing beats the smell. Nothing.

How do you rate Copics? I've been using markers, and I keep hearing and reading about how amazing they are, though I've never had the chance to test one out yet. I'm guessing the price tag is worth it.
And as for how I've been; I'm surviving. Looking for another part time job over the Christmas period. Extra cash during this time of year is always welcome.

Fresh made bread tastes amazing. I work with a friend on the pastry stuff, and he's dabbled in bread so I know how long it can take. But wow, I never want to go back to store bought after having his stuff.

And I like Copics a lot. I used prismacolors for years and just upgraded to copics this year. Both are good especially now that prismacolors come with a brush end, which I'd say is a must. The thing about copics is they blend a bit better in my experience, and the ink and nibs are refillable/replaceable and very cheap. So with prismacolors you have to buy a whole new pen, where-as with copics once you get them you have them for life. A plus for prismacolors is they are cheaper upfront, though over the long term copics will end up being cheaper overall.

Oh yeah, and I totally know what you mean with the extra cash. That's what's so nice about this summer gig, I'm my own boss and I get some extra cash flow for upgrading my "real job" and also doing fun things during the summer. :3 I hope you're able to find a good seasonal job though! Also you should be getting a note from me soon :D

I don't know if you sold breads with your baked goods. But when it is coming directly from the farm and not from a factory, I think to be in heaven since its litterally from the locals!

Soooo true. I need to learn how to bake bread ; - ;

It could a long process because you need like a 12h to poof it out by itself before baking it in the oven.