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As I went walking this Morning it was dry outside when I started, while walking I had a few sprinkles occur and as I neared home a light rain started. The temperature this morning was 74 degrees on the porch and 74 degrees on the cable channel and is now up to 76 degrees. The Humidity has gone up from yesterday
Today's forecast is for a high of 81 degrees and rain into Monday.
Links:
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/mcdonalds-vegan-burger-mcvegan_us_59d92818e4b046f5ad98a0ed
McDonald's Is Testing Out A Vegan Burger
Sadly for U.S. veg-heads, it's currently only in Finland.
10/07/2017 03:55 pm ET, By Hilary Hanson
https://apnews.com/66e699491a3b478293620c1e5069dc9e/Football's-decline-has-some-high-schools-disbanding-teams
Football's decline has some high schools disbanding teams
By BEN NUCKOLS, Oct. 06, 2017
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4623111/food-bank-can-sweetcorn-35-years-past-expiry/
corn yesterdayFood bank opens can of sweetcorn 35 YEARS past its expiry – and you’ll never guess what it looks like
The Green Giant Niblets corn from 1982 was donated to Cardiff Foodbank by someone who likely forgot to check the date
By Tom Michael, 5th October 2017, 11:07 pm, Updated: 7th October 2017, 1:06 am
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/oct/05/smartphone-addiction-silicon-valley-dystopia
'Our minds can be hijacked': the tech insiders who fear a smartphone dystopia
Friday 6 October 2017 01.00 EDT
https://www.reviewjournal.com/local/the-strip/explosive-possessed-by-stephen-paddock-may-have-been-used-in-nyc-bombing/
Explosive possessed by Stephen Paddock may have been used in NYC bombing
By Mike Brunker Las Vegas Review-Journal
October 5, 2017 - 5:54 pm, Updated October 6, 2017 - 8:32 am
Have a Great Sunday
Roger0 -
Another take on the Rollie egg cooker. She had better results than that guy who apparently didn't follow the instructions or maybe had a faulty device. Still seems a silly gadget.
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's satisfying Saturday! 76 out there now with an expected high of 80 and 0% chance of rain, but it looked awfully damp out there a while ago on the cars. Heavy dew perhaps.
I've been up since about quarter to six, but distracted by all sorts of things. The cats and I have, of course, been fed. I just finished unloading and cataloging today's wine delivery. 12 bottles. 2 each of six different kinds, and with my coupon (the one they gave me for stealing that one bottle the last time) I got a really good deal on this shipment. Just $4.99 per bottle after the coupon.
I didn't need more wine right now but the deal was just too good to pass up and I got several kinds I haven't tried before, so I have that much more variety now.
I had to laugh at the last bottles that I pulled out though. Back Seat Blonde. Wine with Nice Legs. 2010.
I think that's just a little bit sexist...LOL. But if it better have nice legs if it's been in the bottle for 7 years. I don't generally let my white wines age that long, but we'll see how this one is. I will put one in the cooler for use soonish.
That sounds like a great price for delivered wine.
Sexist, Nah
Our chance of rain had become definite rain hereparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's scintillating Sunday!
74 out there now with an expected high of only 76 and 100% chance of rain, which is already happening.
Looks like we brought in our "windfall" cluster of ringless honey mushrooms just in time last night, before they got all soggy in the rain!
G was visiting yesterday and noticed the rather large cluster growing at the base of an old black cherry stump.
We thought, for a moment, that they were hen/chicken of the woods but they just didn't look right for the platform mushrooms that most people call that, and determined that they are (probably) ringless honey mushrooms.
We split the clump (two or three pounds!) with G. After all, she DID notice them. But none have, as yet, been eaten. We are performing a spore print test (takes 12 to 24 hours) before taking that step, just to make sure of our identification.
If that comes out right, then G, J and I will all be preparing a few test mushrooms in our two kitchens, to try this evening or tomorrow, and then having a mushroom feast in a day or two, assuming the test tastes good. Taste can be a bit acrid on some wild mushrooms, but if we don't care for the taste we'll just toss the rest. Didn't cost us anything, so it would be no loss after all G says she is pretty sure she has golden chanterelles growing in her yard but she hasn't pulled any for definite ID as yet. I told her she should do that because golden chanterelles are delicious, and it would be a shame to waste that free food, if they are, indeed that kind.
Looking forward to tasting the mushrooms.
Need to get out in the rain (blech) at some point today to get the garbage and recycles down to the curb. Maybe there will be some periods of non-rain or at least slack rain.
I never heard of a spore print test, OTOH considering that there are Mushrooms that can kill or make You ill it makes sense to verify what they are.
Chanterelles are not cheap as I remember .
So if they really are I agree, harvest them.
BTW I did not know Mushrooms could get soggy.
Your garbage and recycle goes out together and on a Sunday? Ours are picked up by different trucks, City for garbage and County for recycle and on different days too.
So true, it is not that hard to scramble eggs. I wonder how many they sold ?parityanimal wrote: »Another fairly useless vintage gadget.
I have seen Black Chicken on Iron Chef and it did not look like anything I would eat.
Have a Nice Day
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Hi Guys!
Sleepy and tired...had a great time at the beach...none of the rain fell except one night when sleeping! My kinda rain! Ate very, very well...afraid of scales tomorrow. May wait til about Wednesday!!! LOL!
Heading for bed...hockey tomorrow morning. May get up in time....maybe not.
Be back to read 4 days worth of posts from y'all!!!
Later...
Welcome Home. You were lucky with the weather from the sound of it.
I was not happy with the scales this morning, I had expected to be the same or down, not up one pound over yesterday, It has to be water retention IMO. Hopefully
Good Luck getting caught up and the Hockey
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I wonder if Meatloaf gave up the money so Christopher could get his pizza and beer?
I put the garbage and recycles out on Sunday, so they can pick it up on Monday. They want it out by 7:00 a.m., on Monday, and someone apparently does a drive through so they can make an estimate on how many trucks and/or trips they'll need to make. If I am late getting it out, they will still pick up but they'll also leave me a nastygram, as they apparently also give the trucks a route map detailing where they are supposed to pick up, or something. Getting it out on Monday morning before 7:00 isn't going to happen here, hence the setting it out on Sunday.
Here in the U.S. McDonalds still puts natural beef flavor in the fries, so I doubt that adding a McVegan to the menu would bring in all that many vegean and/or vegetarians, unless they change their fries as well. What's a nice burger at a fast food joint without yummy fast food fries?
I never cared much for football anyway, though I could somewhat get into it if physically at the game. High school kids seem to enjoy it so I hate that they are phasing it out so many places. Our high school was so small we didn't have a football team anyway, though we did have baseball, basketball, golf, track and cross country!
The can of corn might possibly have still been edible, but I'd agree with the worker that it wouldn't be recommended eating after so many years sitting in the metal can. It is rather amazing that it looked so good!
On the explosive substance, must have been a slow news day. The clickbait headline leads the reader to believe that what was found was the same (as in EXACT SAME BATCH) as that used in NYC, as if they came from the same place and might have an actual link. OK...so the shooter had some quantity of a substance readily available, easy to get and/or make, that is often used for target practice...this same explosive compound happened to have been used in a terrorist bombing in NYC. While vaguely interesting, I fail to see any importance to that "link" as he might well have been using it, as other gun enthusiasts do, for target practice! Making a news story from that seems, to me, to really be reaching.
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Another magnificent waste of money! I actually tried these. Threw them away after one try...too messy to use and clean up, don't work well, and a jumbo egg won't fit anyway!
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Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday! 73 out there now with an expected high of 82 and 50% chance of scattered thunderstorms.
Need to empty the dishwasher, feed me and the cats, clear the sink and take a nap!
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
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I went walking this Morning, When I started out it was dry, I did hear a light rain around 3:30AM. The temperature this morning was 72 degrees on the porch and 73 degrees on the cable channel and is now up to 78 degrees in the back yard. Once again the Humidity has gone up from yesterday and is now in the oppressive range
Today's forecast is for a high of 81 degrees and rain later today.
Links:
http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/354440-feinstein-no-law-would-have-stopped-las-vegas-gunman
Feinstein: No law would have stopped Las Vegas gunman
By Mallory Shelbourne - 10/08/17 10:37 AM EDT
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/shock-poll-nfl-now-least-liked-sport-core-fans-down-31/article/2636837
Shock poll: NFL now least liked sport, core fans down 31%
by Paul Bedard | Oct 7, 2017, 8:00 AM
http://nypost.com/2017/10/04/columbus-circle-statue-now-getting-247-guard-service/
NYPD provides 24/7 protection for Columbus statue ahead of holiday
By Carl Campanile and Shawn Cohen, October 4, 2017 | 9:07pm
Have a Great Monday
Roger0 -
Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »I wonder if Meatloaf gave up the money so Christopher could get his pizza and beer?
I put the garbage and recycles out on Sunday, so they can pick it up on Monday. They want it out by 7:00 a.m., on Monday, and someone apparently does a drive through so they can make an estimate on how many trucks and/or trips they'll need to make. If I am late getting it out, they will still pick up but they'll also leave me a nastygram, as they apparently also give the trucks a route map detailing where they are supposed to pick up, or something. Getting it out on Monday morning before 7:00 isn't going to happen here, hence the setting it out on Sunday.
Here in the U.S. McDonalds still puts natural beef flavor in the fries, so I doubt that adding a McVegan to the menu would bring in all that many vegean and/or vegetarians, unless they change their fries as well. What's a nice burger at a fast food joint without yummy fast food fries?
I tend to either put mine out the night before for the garbage or I end up putting it out at the curb as I leave for my walk. They sometimes come by for the garbage before I return home. The recycle we are lucky if they pick up before noon.
I thought they had removed the Beef flavor at the same time they removed it from the Shortening they are cooked in.
You are most likely correct. I view that as part of the reason so many distrust the news organizations anymore.I never cared much for football anyway, though I could somewhat get into it if physically at the game. High school kids seem to enjoy it so I hate that they are phasing it out so many places. Our high school was so small we didn't have a football team anyway, though we did have baseball, basketball, golf, track and cross country!
The can of corn might possibly have still been edible, but I'd agree with the worker that it wouldn't be recommended eating after so many years sitting in the metal can. It is rather amazing that it looked so good!
On the explosive substance, must have been a slow news day. The clickbait headline leads the reader to believe that what was found was the same (as in EXACT SAME BATCH) as that used in NYC, as if they came from the same place and might have an actual link. OK...so the shooter had some quantity of a substance readily available, easy to get and/or make, that is often used for target practice...this same explosive compound happened to have been used in a terrorist bombing in NYC. While vaguely interesting, I fail to see any importance to that "link" as he might well have been using it, as other gun enthusiasts do, for target practice! Making a news story from that seems, to me, to really be reaching.
I apologize, I had not read the story that carefully before posting the link, Oops
We have already hit the 100% rain a far as I am concerned with the 3:30AM rain and the wet streets and sidewalks while I was walking.parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday! 73 out there now with an expected high of 82 and 50% chance of scattered thunderstorms.
Today we are supposed to get rain from the remnants of the now Tropical Storm Nate.
Cheers
Roger0 -
Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Oh my goodness! Emmy sure does find some strange things!. I've never had sweetsop Ed...have heard of them though. I may have to keep my eyes open to see if I can find one!
Hockey game was a sad loss. You'd think these little guys had never played together before....and I understand they played about the same yesterday, and had the same results. Poor coach...gonna be a lot of practice this week!
After the game I stopped (in the rain no less) at Whole Food...bought a few thing, including some grains like Millet and Amaranth, and some crackers, a small cup of their hot soup, and they didn't have any tofu..but I picked up some grilled veggies like eggplant, peppers, squash etc to use in a sandwich tomorrow, etc, etc, etc!
Oh, and I got gasoline for $2.27 at CostCo. I watched on the way home and gas ran $2.59 to $2.39, so I was glad to see my Costco price!
Strange, I thought they were doing good last year too.
Nice a 12 cent to 32 cent price savings on gas.
I am waiting for the whole foods that is coming somewhat near me to be finished, they seem to be using turtle labor. Although being on a busy highway it will mean a drive to get to it.
That's it, You arranged the rain just to aggravate Tom E.It started pouring rain, and I have a mad and VOCAL Tom E. sitting beside me right now. I dried him off as best I could when he came in the door...but apparently it is my fault that it rained???
Wow! Really old corn! I don't think I'd eat it...probably would't hurt you, but just the thought...nope...first I'd wonder it the can was steel and tin coated, or just steel?? Guess it wasn't acidic enough to 'eat thru the can'. Still...nope!
I'm going to nap for about 45 minutes...I'm crashing...not much sleep last night, and now that after lunch heavy eye misery...will sleep it off! Will leave Tom E. in the house, as I don't think I have even a small chance of getting him back out the door. And why he chooses to sleep on the roof, when there is a nice dry screened porch, with several 'beds' and lots of straw to sleep in is well beyond my reasoning......
Later...
I think cans used for food have had a coating for many, many years.
Cats being cats is the only reason I can think of
OK, My brother says that cats like high places where they can look for Prey to pounce on.
I'm glad You enjoyed them. My brother sends them faster than I can post them so I try and skim off the cream of the crop.GardenKatGardens wrote: »Oh Roger...loved seeing Meatloaf with the pizza and beer money...that was funny...as was Pop Goes the Weasel, and the joke about the tanning beds...May have to share that one with the gym kids tomorrow.
Later...
Cheers
Roger0 -
A recent article abut the french fries still mentions the beef flavoring, which also includes some milk ingredients. So the fries are definitely out if one is vegan or even vegatarian.
http://food.ndtv.com/food-drinks/there-are-19-ingredients-in-your-mcdonalds-french-fries-736343
And the McDonalds site itself states that they use beef flavoring. I have many vegan and vegetarian friends, and tend to keep a close watch on this kind of stuff. They all avoid McDonalds because of this. See the question about flavoring in the fries.
https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/about-our-food/our-food-your-questions.html#snackssides
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Temporarily blind?
http://www.weirduniverse.net/blog/comments/temporarily_blind
Bubble hat!
http://www.weirduniverse.net/blog/comments/the_bubble_hat
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I went walking this Morning, The temperature this morning was 68 degrees on the porch and 69 degrees on the cable channel and is now up to 71 degrees in the back yard. The Humidity is still up, And is now described as in the oppressive range and was also described as Tropical on last nights weather forecast
Links:
http://www.thestate.com/news/nation-world/national/article177812071.html
Neighbors revolt against tiny houses and say they will destroy property values
By Steve Harrison, October 09, 2017 7:58 AM
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/10/09/south-korea-developing-graphite-blackout-bombs-paralyse-norths/
South Korea developing graphite 'blackout bombs' to paralyse North's electrical grid
By Julian Ryall, 9 October 2017 • 5:27am
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2017/10/09/christopher-columbus-statue-in-little-italy-defaced-again-on-columbus-day/
Christopher Columbus Statue In Little Italy Defaced Again On Columbus Day
October 9, 2017 10:41 AM
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-09/americans-face-a-rising-risk-of-dying-alone
Americans Face a Rising Risk of Dying Alone
More older people are living on their own, and fewer have close relatives to help them out as they age.
By Ben Steverman, October 9, 2017, 5:00 AM EDT
Have a Great Tuesday
Roger0 -
What's the other part ?
You had one job
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »A recent article abut the french fries still mentions the beef flavoring, which also includes some milk ingredients. So the fries are definitely out if one is vegan or even vegatarian.
http://food.ndtv.com/food-drinks/there-are-19-ingredients-in-your-mcdonalds-french-fries-736343
And the McDonalds site itself states that they use beef flavoring. I have many vegan and vegetarian friends, and tend to keep a close watch on this kind of stuff. They all avoid McDonalds because of this. See the question about flavoring in the fries.
https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/about-our-food/our-food-your-questions.html#snackssides
Interesting, I knew about that back in the 80s & 90s. I Also recalled that they had pulled the Beef Fat from the shortening, My recollection of that was a No fat push by some organization.
Cheers
Roger0 -
Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! I slept in somewhat this morning. Lilo woke me early, but I went back to bed. When I woke again, later, she was back beside me in the bed so whatever she had wanted to do, I guess she did, then she came back to the bedroom and snoozed beside me again.
It's a foggy 72 out there now with an expected high of 86 and 20% chance of rain.
I slept in because I didn't get much of a nap yesterday, partly because of the delay waiting at Walgreens for my flu shot. I honestly think that they forgot to tell the pharmacist I was waiting, or they told her and she forgot. About 45 minutes after I paid (well, insurance paid, my cost was $0) and sat down, I commented on FaceBook that I hoped I'd at least get the shot the same day I was rung up for it. It was close to an hour when they noticed the steam coming out of my ears and apologized for the delay.
At any rate, I did get my flu shot, so that's done for this season. Then we had the regular Orchid Society meeting last night. As hospitality chair, I made the coffee, as usual, set up the drinks and a light snack of cheese and crackers. I had cleverly purchased two relatively inexpensive ten slice packs of cheese at Ingles, and since they were sandwich slices I was able to convert that to 80 cracker sized slices. We had 40 slices each of Muenster and Swiss, along with three different kind of crackers, Glutino, Club, and round, buttery Ritz style. At the end there was very little waste. I threw away two Glutino and two of the round, buttery Ritz style crackers. But since the cheese didn't run out until I ate the last slice as I was breaking down the hospitality table, I think everyone got as much to eat as they wanted.
In addition to the cheese and crackers, there was an evil Amish apple cake that another member brought, that I ate more of than I should, and I woke up this morning with a carb hangover as a result. But that was my first waking and I took two Ibuprofen before laying back down and felt quite a bit better when I did finally get up for real, and even better after I ate. There was no cake leftover either, but that also lasted until I was ready to break down the set up, when someone slipped the last two pieces into a folded up napkin and took them home for her breakfast.
And, of course, there was some leftover coffee to dispose of. I hate that I have to pour out coffee, as it's not exactly inexpensive to make, but it really doesn't keep that well and I won't drink it. So I dump it, rinse out the insulated urns, and bring them home to fill and carry to the next meeting.
Sipping my first cup of tea for the morning now.
Maybe some laundry later, and possibly, but not likely, a run for a few groceries. That's more likely tomorrow or Thursday though.
The Lara Lynn (Ingles) brand Muenster cheese was quite nice. I probably ate more of that than I really needed last night too, and have added that to my list for my next shopping trip at Ingles. I think it makes a nice change from American or Cheddar and would probably make delicious grilled cheese sandwiches. I may check out their Havarti as well, as I know I generally like that for grilled cheese too. The Swiss was good too, but not exceptionally so. I'd definitely eat it again though, as the price was right. It would go nicely on a ham sandwich.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »OMG that ELEVATOR!!! LOL!! Shared the emoji cartoon with my computer boys, the grands and my brother!
I don't eat at Mickey D's...so I didn't know they flavored the french fries, etc. So, thanks Ed for that!
Roger I hope your weather cools off a bit and the rain from Nate doesn't mess up your walking for tomorrow.
Gave up 3 vials of blood to be tested before next week's Doc visit...then ate my breakfast and drank my coffee in my car while I waited 17 minutes for Best Buys to open so I could get my lightening cord replacement...it was 'interesting' . One of the employee's showed me where they were, and mentioned that the 6 ft long cord was on sale, and cheaper than the shorter cord...so I got the long one...went to pay and the cashier said that will be $21.?? and I said?????really. How did a $13 cord end up costing 21 bucks. Well, supervisor arrived and price on display was checked...and it was sold to me for $13 + tax. Glad I was paying attention.
Then went to the gym. Stayed busy eating lunch and 'this and that' around the house til it was too late to take a nap!
Tomorrow I sleep in...no excuses!
Later...
It has to be strangely shaped passengers using that elevator
I'm glad You found some of the humor useful.
I am a little surprised that the Lightening cord has gone bad. My brother was able to use the older iPod cord for many years before it finally gave up the ghost. What it showed then was Unrecognizable device plugged into the computer in Windows 7.
I have caught that sort of issue before also. The other day my Brother went to the Grocery Store for Ricotta Cheese to use while making a Lasagna. The Larger container was on sale cheaper than the smaller one
FWIW I had a 1 by 3 inch slice and it was delicious. He used the cheese, Some Grated cheese, lots of Hamburger and Mozzarella Cheese. He also took a shortcut and used No Cook pasta which also avoided the problem of cooking the pasta or breakage. Then since he had plenty of Ricotta and some of the sheets of pasta left over from the Lasagna to make Manicotti.
IOWs it pays to look at the prices and when they get rung up too.
Have a Nice Day
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! I slept in somewhat this morning. Lilo woke me early, but I went back to bed. When I woke again, later, she was back beside me in the bed so whatever she had wanted to do, I guess she did, then she came back to the bedroom and snoozed beside me again.
It's a foggy 72 out there now with an expected high of 86 and 20% chance of rain.
I slept in because I didn't get much of a nap yesterday, partly because of the delay waiting at Walgreens for my flu shot. I honestly think that they forgot to tell the pharmacist I was waiting, or they told her and she forgot. About 45 minutes after I paid (well, insurance paid, my cost was $0) and sat down, I commented on FaceBook that I hoped I'd at least get the shot the same day I was rung up for it. It was close to an hour when they noticed the steam coming out of my ears and apologized for the delay.
It sounds as if Walgreens is just as poor with regard to customer service as CVS is
There is a chance of rain in the forecast, OTOH it is a beautiful day outside, The sky has a few traces of clouds showing currently and plenty of Sunshine.
I always loved Ritz crackers Plain or with cheese or Peanut Butter between two slicesAt any rate, I did get my flu shot, so that's done for this season. Then we had the regular Orchid Society meeting last night. As hospitality chair, I made the coffee, as usual, set up the drinks and a light snack of cheese and crackers. I had cleverly purchased two relatively inexpensive ten slice packs of cheese at Ingles, and since they were sandwich slices I was able to convert that to 80 cracker sized slices. We had 40 slices each of Muenster and Swiss, along with three different kind of crackers, Glutino, Club, and round, buttery Ritz style. At the end there was very little waste. I threw away two Glutino and two of the round, buttery Ritz style crackers. But since the cheese didn't run out until I ate the last slice as I was breaking down the hospitality table, I think everyone got as much to eat as they wanted.
In addition to the cheese and crackers, there was an evil Amish apple cake that another member brought, that I ate more of than I should, and I woke up this morning with a carb hangover as a result. But that was my first waking and I took two Ibuprofen before laying back down and felt quite a bit better when I did finally get up for real, and even better after I ate. There was no cake leftover either, but that also lasted until I was ready to break down the set up, when someone slipped the last two pieces into a folded up napkin and took them home for her breakfast.
Mom always did that sort of thing too, Then whatever it was languished until thrown out...
Sadly we have to do a run to the recycle center, when they did the pickup last week they missed two blocks and You can guess who is one one of them :0Sipping my first cup of tea now.
Maybe some laundry later, and possibly, but not likely, a run for a few groceries. That's more likely tomorrow or Thursday though.
The Lara Lynn (Ingles) brand Muenster cheese was quite nice. I probably ate more of that than I really needed last night too, and have added that to my list for my next shopping trip at Ingles. I think it makes a nice change from American or Cheddar and would probably make delicious grilled cheese sandwiches. I may check out their Havarti as well, as I know I generally like that for grilled cheese too. The Swiss was good too, but not exceptionally so. I'd definitely eat it again though, as the price was right. It would go nicely on a ham sandwich.
I do like Swiss in a Ham & Cheese Sandwich.
Good Luck With the chores
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I must admit that these are kind of cute, but really? A tool just to make radish mushrooms?
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I never really understood the appeal of a machine that ONLY cooks hot dogs. Hot dogs? Like they are difficult to prepare otherwise?
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