WFH Day 329
A new year, and still, we are mostly trapped and confined in our homes without much todo. The days seem to follow the same pattern day in, day out. I went back to exercise more, not to feel brain tired, and have something accomplished with my body.
Anyway, that’s not what I wanted to write. It was only something that came to my mind before I come to what I started two days ago: making a Sourdough starter. Yes, I could grab a batch of the over 100! year-old sourdough starter a friend of mine offered me before Christmas last year. Since I was traveling to Germany, I didn’t know who can take care of the sourdough starter. So I declined, and upon returning to the US, I remembered that article I read in April 2020 when everybody was getting into making their sourdough bread. And here we go. I followed the instructions and set up my starter.
I used this Flour that I still had in my kitchen cabinet. The Flour is nothing special. It’s from Costco, and I bought it last year after everybody got crazy about hoarding food.

Shot Details
- Date: February 04, 2021
- Aperture: 1.60
- Brightness: 3.23
- Exposure Time: 1/60
- F Number: 8/5
- Focal Length: 51/10
- Lens Model: iPhone 12 Pro Max back camera 5.1mm f/1.6

Shot Details
- Date: February 04, 2021
- Aperture: 1.60
- Brightness: 3.56
- Exposure Time: 1/60
- F Number: 8/5
- Focal Length: 51/10
- Lens Model: iPhone 12 Pro Max back camera 5.1mm f/1.6

Shot Details
- Date: February 04, 2021
- Aperture: 1.60
- Brightness: 3.32
- Exposure Time: 1/60
- F Number: 8/5
- Focal Length: 51/10
- Lens Model: iPhone 12 Pro Max back camera 5.1mm f/1.6

Shot Details
- Date: February 07, 2021
- Aperture: 2.20
- Brightness: 3.50
- Exposure Time: 1/60
- F Number: 11/5
- Focal Length: 15/2
- Lens Model: iPhone 12 Pro Max back camera 7.5mm f/2.2
Let’s see how this experiment turns out. Perhaps I can make some bread towards the end of February.
Mahalo 🌸
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