Day 4 Miraculously, Cindoughrella seems to still be alive.

 Add 1/2 cup flour and up to 1/2 cup water. 

My instructions from Kensington Flour say, “Say something pleasant to your starter.”

As soon as I fed her, I told Cindoughrella that she was doing great and to try to make lots of big bubbles today. 😃

We’ll see how the day goes.

Today she’s gonna hang out in the microwave with the light on while the laundry 🧺 room is busy.😁🍞

New additions to the supplies

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