Words of the Constant
Ah, a fine vintage.
Now our boat has a hard rocky shell.
I will feel a bit safer with an extra layer wrapped around my boat.
A helpful bit of garnish for the boat, non?
I will feel a bit safer with an extra layer wrapped around my boat.
I've given my boat a crunchy outer shell.
I will feel a bit safer with an extra layer wrapped around my boat.
Ferocious!
I will feel a bit safer with an extra layer wrapped around my boat.
Is it too much to hope for a peaceful voyage?
Its belly is empty.
Ah zut! I have nothing to fill its belly.
All the ingredients needed for a fresh cannon.
It won't go far, but we must start somewhere, non?
Allons-y out to sea!
I should do something about that.
Ah, bon! It will take care of the sailing for me.
All that is left to do is turn it on.
That means it's working, non?
What a strange little machine.
I will follow monsieur Higgsbury's recipe as best I can.
It might be about time to turn it over.
Aha! I thought my boat was missing something!
Soft and dense, like a well-baked loaf of bread.
Wet and unpleasant, like an old spinach salad.
Light and airy, like a soufflé.
Stiff and scratchy, like a terrible biscotti.
Explosions really add some zest to a fight.
That one seems to have a little extra spice.
I could make a hearty stock with these.
Bone appétit!
Warms my soul!
Quelle horreur!
Mme. Wickerbottom looks so happy organizing her books.
I'm more interested in honey than the bees.
I had hoped it was a poultry cookbook.
I don't think that's my forte.
I don't think that's my forte.
That reminds me, I should make some flame-grilled skewers for dinner.
Sadly, it doesn't include any seafood recipes.
I don't think that's my forte.
Maybe Mme. Wickerbottom would be interested in starting a herb garden.
Maybe Mme. Wickerbottom would be interested in starting a herb garden.
I'm more interested in preparing vegetables after they're grown.
I'm more familiar with au gratin than Latin.
It looks incredibly dense, I thought it'd be more light and airy.
The moon here is a bit less romantic than the one back home.
Rainy days are good for reading.
Mme. Wickerbottom could cook up just about anything with that.
Perhaps it will tell me the best places to find mushrooms.