Mr Mist’s Blog

Mouldy bread is on day 22. I really was expecting more from it

Sadly though, it appears that it wasn’t meant to be. I guess we have to learn from this that, if you really want bread to go mouldy, you need to leave it in your kitchen in its original wrapping. Then it’ll go mouldy for you in no time.

It’s day twenty of mouldy bread. I expected it to be worse than it is by now, but it’s coming along ok I suppose.

I stripped some wallpaper off the walls today. Tomorrow I shall do lots more. Oh yes. It will be changed. My house will become less of an eighties relic.

I think that I will do the mouldy bread updates every other day now, so there there is more chance of a change between each picture. So the next picture will be tomorrow. Yaay I hear you all saying.

After sixteen days mould has appeared on the bread. This is nothing short of a miracle.

End of another week. This week ends with day fifteen of mouldy bread, Basra mostly under UK control [news.bbc.co.uk], the US moving around Baghdad [news.bbc.co.uk] and Kimi Raikkonen winning the Brazilian Grand Prix [news.bbc.co.uk], in a race that saw lots of crashes, and a winner who wasn’t actually in the lead when it ended.