PSA: Found my grandma's old bread recipe tucked in a cookbook last Tuesday

I was cleaning out my kitchen and pulled out this beat-up cookbook from 1972 that belonged to my grandmother. Inside was a handwritten note with her white bread recipe and a little stain from what must've been butter from her last batch. Has anyone else stumbled on a family recipe hidden somewhere unexpected?

I used to sketch on napkins at diners in Cleveland, now I use a $40 tablet

Back in 2017 I'd sit at the counter at Corky's Diner and draw on those thin paper napkins with a cheap ballpoint pen. The coffee stains added character but you couldn't save anything. Now I use a Huion H430P tablet that cost $39.99 and it changed everything. Has anyone else switched from physical media to digital and felt like they lost some of the messy fun?

My cheap drill bit sharpener made a bigger difference than I expected after trying it on 15 old bits

Just realized my air fryer can make a total mess with the wrong kind of cheese

I was at home last Friday trying to make a quick snack of mozzarella sticks. I followed a recipe I saw online, coated them in breadcrumbs, and set the air fryer to 400 degrees for 8 minutes. About 4 minutes in, I heard a weird sizzling sound and saw smoke coming out. I opened the basket and found melted cheese had dripped through the grate, pooled at the bottom, and started burning. My whole apartment in Denver smelled like burnt dairy for hours. I had to unplug the thing and let it cool completely before I could scrape out the hardened, blackened cheese goo. It took me over 30 minutes to clean. Has anyone else had cheese disasters, and is there a specific type that works better for air frying without leaking everywhere?

I finally understood why my rock ID was always off

Honestly, I was trying to identify this greenish rock from a creek bed near Flagstaff for months, calling it serpentine. Tbh, a geology student at a club meeting last Tuesday just picked it up, licked it, and said 'This is chlorite schist, you can tell by the cleavage and the way it sticks to your tongue a bit.' Ngl, I felt pretty dumb for missing the foliation. Has anyone else had a simple trick totally change how you see a common mineral?

TIL my neighborhood has a discount bread outlet open late

I saw a bakery outlet by the train station sells day-old bread for half price after 6 PM. I grabbed a loaf for $1.50 and used it for toast and sandwiches all week. It really helped me save money on my grocery bill. I plan to go back every Saturday now.