Sough: verb, (of the wind in trees, the sea, etc.) make a moaning, whistling, or rushing sound. "the soughing of the wind in the canopy of branches"
noun, a moaning, whistling, or rushing sound as made by the wind in the trees or the sea.
I think the "suff" pronunciation is more fitting than "sou" because it's more onomatopoeic.
So I tries making it three times. I specifically tied using this recipe with half semolina and half 00 flour. I add a little cold water too,but the dough never seemed soft and smooth even after kneaded the dough for 20 minutes on the third try. The dough seemed hard for me to knead and it had little tears and cracks and did not seem smooth like what I dee on these pasta making videos. I kept on kneading and knead for about 20 minutes and throughout this entire process the dough would never really spring back when I made an indentation on it. It also seems to stick very slightly to my cutting board which is weird since that is an indication of wetness, yet if also seemed to dry at the same time. Anyway, here is a picture of the pasta dough on my third try after kneading it for ten minutes, and here is the picture of the same dough after kneading it for 20+ minutes. Please help! I am so upset, I really wanted to make pasta tonight. It seemed so easy, but I guess it isn’t. Hope I can get it right tomorrow!
This newness begins with a hush,
Upon dew dripped cheeks tinged faint with blush.
Lay mighty head on this delicate breast,
Touch velvet soothing such wounds need rest.
On the 5th of June 2002, at around 4:30pm, Robert and Anne Geeves, their 19-year-old housemate Amber Haigh, and Amber’s seven month old son Royce left their home in Harden, NSW, and headed east. Amber’s father George was terminally ill in a Mt Druitt hospital and Amber was determined to visit him before he passed. It was around 8:30pm by the time they finally arrived at the Campbelltown railway station and it would’ve been well dark. She turned to her son Royce, gave him a kiss and a cuddle, and then left to catch a train to Mt Druitt. Baby Royce never saw his mother again.
Police immediately jump onto the case, forming Strikeforce Villimar to investigate Amber’s disappearance. They’re concerned; Amber is a young mother with epilepsy and an intellectual disability: a high risk missing person. The more they look into Amber’s case, however, the more disturbing it becomes.
At the time of her disappearance, Amber was living with a married couple - Robert and Anne Geeves. Police soon discover Robert Geeves is the father of Amber Haigh’s son Royce. They also learn Robert has been in trouble with police before, and although both charges were dropped, they were far more than just petty crimes. Robert Geeves had been charged with the kidnapping and assault of 2 13-year-old girls in 1986 and in 1993, he was charged with the murder of another pregnant woman, 29-year-old ex-Australian Army Nurse Janelle Goodwin.
Police bound into action, placing listening devices in the Geeves’ home and vehicles, combing their house, and searching abandoned mine shafts in Tahmoor, a rural region two and a half hours from the Geeves’ Kingsvale home: a place the Geeves’ had visited both shortly before and after Amber’s disappearance, a trip the Geeves’ were caught discussing an alibi for. Blood found on the Geeves’ home’s carpet and on their bed’s doona was tested, matching the DNA of Amber’s mother Rosalind Wright.
Though Robert Geeves has been charged, the case against Robert was dropped. Amber has been pronounced deceased due to foul play or misadventure but to this day, nobody has been held accountable for Amber’s death, and Amber’s remains have never been recovered.
The following article is a deep-dive into the case of Amber Haigh, analysing everything from Amber’s life, the lives of the cases biggest suspects Robert and Anne Geeves, and the investigation and inquiry that followed Amber’s disappearance.
[Amber Haigh Case Analysis - Where is Amber Haigh](ht
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I’m convinced that sour dubb will be an amazing sativa smoke. Really looking forward to it. I’m running low on chem d. I could get MAC1 but want to wait for sour dub, might get 1.5oz to max out rec with the 20% off code. Or an oz of sour dubb and and a half of MAC1.
Wish there was some info?
On the 5th of June 2002, at around 4:30pm, Robert and Anne Geeves, their 19-year-old housemate Amber Haigh, and Amber’s seven month old son Royce left their home in Harden, NSW, and headed east. Amber’s father George was terminally ill in a Mt Druitt hospital and Amber was determined to visit him before he passed. It was around 8:30pm by the time they finally arrived at the Campbelltown railway station and it would’ve been well dark. She turned to her son Royce, gave him a kiss and a cuddle, and then left to catch a train to Mt Druitt. Baby Royce never saw his mother again.
Police immediately jump onto the case, forming Strikeforce Villimar to investigate Amber’s disappearance. They’re concerned; Amber is a young mother with epilepsy and an intellectual disability: a high risk missing person. The more they look into Amber’s case, however, the more disturbing it becomes.
At the time of her disappearance, Amber was living with a married couple - Robert and Anne Geeves. Police soon discover Robert Geeves is the father of Amber Haigh’s son Royce. They also learn Robert has been in trouble with police before, and although both charges were dropped, they were far more than just petty crimes. Robert Geeves had been charged with the kidnapping and assault of 2 13-year-old girls in 1986 and in 1993, he was charged with the murder of another pregnant woman, 29-year-old ex-Australian Army Nurse Janelle Goodwin.
Police bound into action, placing listening devices in the Geeves’ home and vehicles, combing their house, and searching abandoned mine shafts in Tahmoor, a rural region two and a half hours from the Geeves’ Kingsvale home: a place the Geeves’ had visited both shortly before and after Amber’s disappearance, a trip the Geeves’ were caught discussing an alibi for. Blood found on the Geeves’ home’s carpet and on their bed’s doona was tested, matching the DNA of Amber’s mother Rosalind Wright.
Though Robert Geeves has been charged, the case against Robert was dropped. Amber has been pronounced deceased due to foul play or misadventure but to this day, nobody has been held accountable for Amber’s death, and Amber’s remains have never been recovered.
The following article is a deep-dive into the case of Amber Haigh, analysing everything from Amber’s life, the lives of the cases biggest suspects Robert and Anne Geeves, and the investigation and inquiry that followed Amber’s disappearance.
[Amber Haigh Case Analysis - What Happened to Amber H
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