Sweet and Sour FishPosted on November 15th, 2008 @ 10:29 am
It has been a while since I first thought of this meal that I made up in my head. And when I first told mum about it she suggested getting fish nuggets or fish cakes. I also told my sister Liss about it too, and said that I would put the chinese noodles that look like spaghetti with it, then thinking of another thing that I would add is frozen chinese vegetables.
Liss told me that my recipe sounded like it will be good to eat. So on Monday when mum and I went to Riverlink in Ipswich I got a packet of Sealord Fish Nuggets. Then that night while I was eating dinner with my parents I told mum that I got the fish to make sweet and sour with it. She then told me that she isn’t a fish eater but she got the noodles and the sweet and sour and dad and I had the meal last night and I thought it was a pleasant change as we usually have sweet and sour with chicken.
Mum didn’t get the frozen chinese vegetables, but they added some vegetables like carrots with the sweet and sour. And I just thought that this meal would also be nice with water chestnuts added too.
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Ranger’s Apprentice: The Kings of ClonmelPosted on November 15th, 2008 @ 7:04 am
The Kings of Clonmel has recently been published and is the eighth book in the popular Ranger’s Apprentice series that John Flanagan wrote. It is published by Random House Australia Pty Ltd like the other Ranger’s Apprentice books are in the series. And the ISBN for The Kings of Clomel is 978 174166 301 3.
And to begin this new story Will meets up with his friend Gilan on his way to the gathering. But there is no Halt. And Will and Gilan his former apprentices are both wondering why he hasn’t turned up. They then find out from Crowley who is the ranger commandant that Halt told him three days ago that he couldn’t make the gathering as he was chasing down rumours of a religous cult that is in a country called Hibernia which is near the West Coast of Araluen.
Will is then instructed to oversee three first year apprentices doing target practice with the bow, and their names are Stuart, Liam, and Nick while Gilan is asked to give two final year apprentices some of his advice on how to move without being seen. The two final year apprentices then become King’s Rangers and their names are Clarke, and Skinner. And one of them gets posted at a fief while the other gets told that there is no more vacancies at the moment but he is then told that he can help Crowley out with the paperwork.
Also there’s good news for Gilan as he finds out that he is being sent to a new fief at Whitby, and Will is briefly disappointed but is pleased for Gilan. But Crowley has other ideas for Will and after everyone had gone he tells Will about it. And we also find out that there is another reason for Halt not coming to the ranger’s gathering.
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Ranger’s Apprentice: The Siege of MacindawPosted on November 14th, 2008 @ 8:23 am
The Siege of Macindaw is book number six in the Ranger’s Aprentice series that John Flanagan an Australian author wrote. This book is also published by Random House Australia Pty Ltd and the book’s ISBN is 978 1 74166 134 7.
Will Treaty is planning to break his friend Alyss out of the Macindaw Castle, as she is being held as some sort of prisoner or hostage there. But he needs help to get her out and in come the same Skandians he had met at Seacliff. And they agree to help him. Will also learns that John Buttle who was the wounded dog that he found owner had also escaped them and Will discovers that he had joined up with Keren.
Will then discovers the plot that Keren had planned with the Scotti, but with the help of Malcom they begin to sabotage their plans. Horace is also there to help, and Will comes up with an idea to build a contraption that reminded me of the wooden horse of Troy. As although he didn’t plan to build a replica of the wooden horse his idea had a similar effect that the wooden horse had.
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Ranger’s Apprentice: Sorcerer in the NorthPosted on November 14th, 2008 @ 7:23 am
The Sorcerer in the North is book five in the Ranger’s Apprentice series that an Australian author named John Flanagan wrote. This book is also published by Random House Australia Pty Ltd and its ISBN is 978 1 74166 128 6 and 1 74166 128 5.
And this is the first book that Will who is now known as Will Treaty is now a fully pledged King’s Ranger with his own fief that is on a small island called Seacliff. John Flanagan also starts this story off by telling us how he traveled there, and even then Will was using his learnt ranger skills as sensing that there was something nearby he finds a wounded border collie type dog.
He then takes this dog with him, and shortly after arriving at his destination he finds out the name of the dog’s owner. But Will doesn’t hunt him down as while Alyss and he are talking, the dog’s owner tries to get in and this was probably to take the dog back? But I don’t really think that was this nasty guy’s reason as if it was he would have simply knocked on the door. And so I think the real reason for him appearing at Will’s cabin was to finish the job on the dog off.
Will has also stopped some marauding Skandians from raiding Seacliff by negotiating with them, and as they recognize him they change their minds about raiding the area and are given a feast at Seacliff Castle instead. Also the possible raid by the Skandians have made the people at Seacliff Castle realise that they needed to put more work into their training as they could see that they have become sloppy.
And then soon after Will has to leave his fief as he is sent on a mission up north, to investigate the real reason as mysterious happenings is reported to be going on up there. But is it real sorcery?
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