Ondiz @ondiz@metalhead.club

Mi lernas esperanton

The Fediverse is great thanks to things like the #canHelpWith hashtag. Here goes mine!

I can help with:

- Baking: bread and cakes including sourdough

- Academic writing: LaTeX and bibliography management

- College level mechanical engineering (I teach at uni!): vibration, noise, structures, material properties and the like. Also numerical methods, specially finite elements.

- Spanish: I'm a native 😊

Feel free to ask about anything and I'll try to help.

Now that I'm reading so many #introductions I realised that I never introduced myself here!

I'm a researcher in applied mechanics, blogger and home baker. I'm obsessed with sourdough bread and free software and paint and knit whenever I can.

My objective for 2018 is learning to play the mandolin :D

Radishes are growing in a big pot that Father rescued and they're looking great!

I'll be very well accompanied in my third week of lockdown: sunflowers are here! 🌻

The lemon tree is producing fruit again!

They're still a little bit green because it's difficult for me to know if they're yellow enough when taking them.

I hope it would produce a lot so we can share them 💜

Me pilló el encierro solo con harina integral en casa así que estoy fabricando ladrillos partiendo de esta receta:

https://elcomidista.elpais.com/elcomidista/2015/09/10/receta/1441880007_742729.html

Adapté las cantidades para mi molde, un 20% de la harina va como masa madre y uso sésamo y semillas de lino en lugar de frutos secos.

Aparte de ser uno de los panes más fáciles de fabricar de la historia va a juego con las narrativas apocalípticas del entorno: es oscuro, denso y un poquito ya sacia.

I could plant a forest of them in the garden and attract the cows so they can leave in freedom there.

Maybe I got obsessed with Galician cabbage because it's a cabbage and a tree and there is a similiar one in Jersey whose trunk is used to make walking sticks.

Peppers (the vegetable) are among us now.

Solanaceae are my thing.

Today is garden chore day. I gathered the dry grass, weeded and mulched.

Taking care of the garden is my little piece of normality these days.

Melons and sunflowers have been sowed.

Go plants, go!

Remember I sowed 50 garlics in December?

Now they look like this!

In June they'll be extracted and tied into garlic strings.

Say hello to Spontaneous Potato

Today is time for the tomatoes!

Here you have a pic of the little aubergine plants.