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I actually think you would really enjoy that documentary about the deep sea explorers. The footage they captured was absolutely stunning especially the bioluminescent creatures at the lower depths. I watched it twice because there was so much detail to absorb. The narrator has a very calm voice which makes it easy to follow even with the complex scientific concepts. Let me know if you want to borrow my streaming login to watch it. I found the part about volcanic vents really fascinating because those ecosystems thrive without any sunlight at all. It makes you wonder what else might be living down there that we have not discovered yet. The section on whale falls was surprisingly emotional too. There is something poetic about how a single carcass can support an entire community for decades. xa3GW9PBrM I have been recommending it to everyone I know who likes nature documentaries. The cinematography alone is worth the watch and the score really elevates the whole experience.

I finally tried that sourdough starter recipe you sent me last month and it turned out way better than I expected. The first few days were a bit stressful because I was not sure if it was bubbling enough but by day five it was really active and smelled amazing. I baked my first loaf last weekend and the crust came out perfectly crispy. I added a little rosemary and sea salt on top which gave it a nice savory touch. My family devoured it within hours so I am already starting a second batch. xa3GW9PBrM The key I think is keeping it in a warm spot and feeding it consistently. I used filtered water instead of tap water and that seemed to make a difference. Next time I want to try adding some whole wheat flour to see how it changes the texture. Have you experimented with different flour blends in yours?