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I decided to enjoy the Holiday and am taking the day off from walking
Have a happy 4th of July
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Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! 69 now with an expected high of 88. 40 percent chance of rain.
I need to get to Kroger today and buy a few things. No clue yet what will be food today. Maybe I'll make some potato salad at least.
I need to clear the sink of a few dishes and perhaps ponder a little laundry.
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Good Morning....or should I say 'boom...boom boom...wait for it....BOOM' You can sure tell that GA has lifted the ban on fireworks. They've made a bundle of tax money...and people have been shooting fireworks for days now.......
I've read thru the posts, and read the cartoons, and watched all but one of the food Utubes from Ed...
Slow start around here today...slept til 8, ok, since if I want to see fireworks, I'll have to stay up later than usual. Ankle hurts like nobody's business this morning, and last nights trip to the bathroom. So, taking Aleve, and may have to reconsider that injection that Dr Frank suggested the day he gave me the ankle brace....
I have a skillet to scour in the sink, and one 1.5 quart sauce pan soaking...then I will plop both into the dishwasher and get that running. The wind direction has changed or something, as the humidity level has fallen!!! Feels great out, and its in the upper 70's or 80 in town. So I think I hear Mother Nature inviting me out...I'm ok with that!
Roger I have no idea if the bread would work in my IP...but not eating bread hardly ever, I'm not going to make any either. Sorry! (and it would be a waste of good dark beer) LOL..not much of a beer drinker, but on occasion a good stout...I'm good for about half a can!!!! LOL!
In my 'Vegan under pressure' cookbook there are 3 or 4 cake recipe's, and again as many 'cheesecake' recipe's..I've never been a fan of cheese cake made conventionally, so I'm skipping over the fake ones!! All that said...I expect your bread recipe would work in the IP. It might need a liquid adjustment, as the IP does not evaporate liquid like baking or stove top cooking does...
Ok, needless to say Tom E's been fed, petted, given his treats and is out the door for the day. My turn to eat!!! I may just enjoy reheating my rice and beans, and sautéing some spinach or chard. I ate a banana already, but it was awhile ago, and I'm hungry!!!
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This airline safety video is amusing.
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I'm doing a lazy 4th. I bought Kentucky Fried Taco Bell for lunch and a rack of pre-cooked barbecued baby back ribs at Kroger for dinner, along with a small tub of egg mustard potato salad. I've been making so many baked beans lately that I am NOT making baked beans for the 4th. I will make some of J's grandmother's potato salad and some deviled eggs though. And some baked, barbecued tofu for him that can bake while my ribs are warming up.
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Ed, I snitched the dogs planning for tonite....Ted's white husky Maya freaks over fireworks and thunder...she 'hides' in his bath tub! No idea why...but thats where she feels safe, even when he's home.
Ted is the kid who sends me 'Caterday' cartoons about cats, so this is quite appropriate on several levels!
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I also don't think every darn holiday that appears on our calendars has to have a banquet of food! So I think your ribs from Kroger and your sides are perfect! I was going to make Ted's excellent 'eggless egg salad'...decided what I really want is fajita's of peppers, onions, and thick sliced and sautéd portabella mushrooms. Couple ears of sweet corn, and a side salad, and I'll be just a little less happy than if I won tonites Mega Millions! LOL!!!! Yep, pretty darn happy. Eggless salad tomorrow!
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Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday!
70 out there now with an expected high of 90 and 40% chance of rain. We're scheduled to see no-name this morning, as her "hold" period that the shelter insisted on is supposed to be over and we're scheduled to go in and make our final adoption decision. Pretty sure that will be to adopt.
Lilo has been fed. Need to go eat my breakfast.
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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.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Kroger's ribs were decent (half or so are left), Kroger's egg mustard potato salad the same, and as it was the very small tub, half or so of that is also left.
J ate probably 1/3 of the barbecued tofu I made for him, along with a hefty serving of his grandmother's potato salad, which I made from her technique
I had one piece of deviled egg and J had 5. No deviled eggs are left.
For dessert, we each had a small serving of "red, white and blue" cherry, apple, and blueberry pie with a scoop of ice cream. Basically it was one of the very small, probably intended for a single serving, pies and we split it. That sounded better to me than a large pie or cake, or a box of cookies, and I knew we'd eat it all up and not have leftover dessert.
Well, there actually is still some ice cream in the freezer, but eating one or two scoops at a time it takes us a while to get through a medium sized tub of it, and there was already about half a tub in there so I didn't even buy any ice cream.
I'll have one more meal of the barbecue, sans dessert, and J will have at least one more. And he can have several snacks or sides of the remaining potato salad I made. I always make a fairly big bowl of it because he really enjoys it and it brings back memories of his grandmother. Also, I don't make it too often, so he doesn't get tired of it. That potato salad, and my deviled eggs, are recipes I tend to save for holidays and special occasions so he can usually count on them if he's home for a given holiday, and know that he will have plenty of food to eat.
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Ed, I snitched the dogs planning for tonite....Ted's white husky Maya freaks over fireworks and thunder...she 'hides' in his bath tub! No idea why...but thats where she feels safe, even when he's home.
Ted is the kid who sends me 'Caterday' cartoons about cats, so this is quite appropriate on several levels!
I heard a lot of fireworks last night, much more than the rest of the holiday weekend. Some sounded quite close too.
Lilo wasn't too bent out of shape by it all, but she did tend to stay nearby. She's been a little more clingy though since Ariel's death. I think she's missing Ariel, or at least feeling lonely when she's home alone. She can't really interact with the sugar gliders, and while I don't know that she and Ariel interacted all that much when we were out, at least Ariel was here and I'd often come back to find them both lying on the bed. Not too close together, but both there.
Hopefully whatever new cat we bring home won't be much of an issue with her, once they settle who's boss. Which will be Lilo.
She's been the boss since Alice died, as Alice's sister Sunnie (from the same litter) wasn't interested in the job and followed her sister to heaven about six months later.
All right. Enough about deceased pets.
Later, gators.
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Baby golden retriever has a blast playing with his own reflection:
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Cat doesn't want her owner to leave and claims his suitcase:
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I walked for an 1 hour during today's walk. The temperature this morning was 69 on the news channel and 69 degrees on the front porch with higher humidity level in the forecast, also Thunderstorms later today or tomorrow I'll be out later going to the bank and the produce shop for bananas. I have been getting some Raspberries off of the bushes out back and yesterday I found two ripe Blackberries in with all the unripened ones that are still going from green to red on their way to turning black.
Yesterday, the 4th of July I blew the diet all to tiny little pieces
All the following items in the Lunch were Home Made by my Brother.
Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, Baked Beans, Pastrami, Spare Ribs cooked using my Brothers Own Dry Rub. It was all tasty however I am feeling it today
Dinner was a Pear, and Protein Shake.
Today's lunch will depend to a certain extent on whether my brother brings home leftover foods from his meeting later today.
In NJ we can now legally buy sparklers and Poppers, Big Whoopee... The Sparklers did sell out from what I saw on the TV this morning.
Have a Great Wednesday
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning....or should I say 'boom...boom boom...wait for it....BOOM' You can sure tell that GA has lifted the ban on fireworks. They've made a bundle of tax money...and people have been shooting fireworks for days now.......
I've read thru the posts, and read the cartoons, and watched all but one of the food Utubes from Ed...
Slow start around here today...slept til 8, ok, since if I want to see fireworks, I'll have to stay up later than usual. Ankle hurts like nobody's business this morning, and last nights trip to the bathroom. So, taking Aleve, and may have to reconsider that injection that Dr Frank suggested the day he gave me the ankle brace....
We have people shooting off fireworks even though they are not Legal except for the newly made legal items.
I hope that pesky ankle gets better for You quickly.I have a skillet to scour in the sink, and one 1.5 quart sauce pan soaking...then I will plop both into the dishwasher and get that running. The wind direction has changed or something, as the humidity level has fallen!!! Feels great out, and its in the upper 70's or 80 in town. So I think I hear Mother Nature inviting me out...I'm ok with that!
Roger I have no idea if the bread would work in my IP...but not eating bread hardly ever, I'm not going to make any either. Sorry! (and it would be a waste of good dark beer) LOL..not much of a beer drinker, but on occasion a good stout...I'm good for about half a can!!!! LOL!
In my 'Vegan under pressure' cookbook there are 3 or 4 cake recipe's, and again as many 'cheesecake' recipe's..I've never been a fan of cheese cake made conventionally, so I'm skipping over the fake ones!! All that said...I expect your bread recipe would work in the IP. It might need a liquid adjustment, as the IP does not evaporate liquid like baking or stove top cooking does...
Ok, needless to say Tom E's been fed, petted, given his treats and is out the door for the day. My turn to eat!!! I may just enjoy reheating my rice and beans, and sautéing some spinach or chard. I ate a banana already, but it was awhile ago, and I'm hungry!!!
Later...GardenKatGardens wrote: »I also don't think every darn holiday that appears on our calendars has to have a banquet of food! So I think your ribs from Kroger and your sides are perfect! I was going to make Ted's excellent 'eggless egg salad'...decided what I really want is fajita's of peppers, onions, and thick sliced and sautéd portabella mushrooms. Couple ears of sweet corn, and a side salad, and I'll be just a little less happy than if I won tonites Mega Millions! LOL!!!! Yep, pretty darn happy. Eggless salad tomorrow!
Later...
Well the holidays may not need a feast, However my Brother always goes overboard with traditional foods for all Holidays. Turkey for Thanksgiving, Ham for Christmas etc.
I'm guessing Tofu to replace the Eggs?
Have a Nice Day
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parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday!
70 out there now with an expected high of 90 and 40% chance of rain. We're scheduled to see no-name this morning, as her "hold" period that the shelter insisted on is supposed to be over and we're scheduled to go in and make our final adoption decision. Pretty sure that will be to adopt.
Lilo has been fed. Need to go eat my breakfast.
Good Luck with the adoptionparityanimal wrote: »Kroger's ribs were decent (half or so are left), Kroger's egg mustard potato salad the same, and as it was the very small tub, half or so of that is also left.
J ate probably 1/3 of the barbecued tofu I made for him, along with a hefty serving of his grandmother's potato salad, which I made from her technique
I had one piece of deviled egg and J had 5. No deviled eggs are left.
For dessert, we each had a small serving of "red, white and blue" cherry, apple, and blueberry pie with a scoop of ice cream. Basically it was one of the very small, probably intended for a single serving, pies and we split it. That sounded better to me than a large pie or cake, or a box of cookies, and I knew we'd eat it all up and not have leftover dessert.
I had forgotten to mention also Home made deviled eggs, all gone as of Dinnertime on the 4th
The only single serve pies I see in this area are the ones in the convenience stores and they are mainly fruit flavored with sometimes a minuscule piece of real fruit.Well, there actually is still some ice cream in the freezer, but eating one or two scoops at a time it takes us a while to get through a medium sized tub of it, and there was already about half a tub in there so I didn't even buy any ice cream.
I'll have one more meal of the barbecue, sans dessert, and J will have at least one more. And he can have several snacks or sides of the remaining potato salad I made. I always make a fairly big bowl of it because he really enjoys it and it brings back memories of his grandmother. Also, I don't make it too often, so he doesn't get tired of it. That potato salad, and my deviled eggs, are recipes I tend to save for holidays and special occasions so he can usually count on them if he's home for a given holiday, and know that he will have plenty of food to eat.parityanimal wrote: »GardenKatGardens wrote: »Ed, I snitched the dogs planning for tonite....Ted's white husky Maya freaks over fireworks and thunder...she 'hides' in his bath tub! No idea why...but thats where she feels safe, even when he's home.
Ted is the kid who sends me 'Caterday' cartoons about cats, so this is quite appropriate on several levels!
I heard a lot of fireworks last night, much more than the rest of the holiday weekend. Some sounded quite close too.
Lilo wasn't too bent out of shape by it all, but she did tend to stay nearby. She's been a little more clingy though since Ariel's death. I think she's missing Ariel, or at least feeling lonely when she's home alone. She can't really interact with the sugar gliders, and while I don't know that she and Ariel interacted all that much when we were out, at least Ariel was here and I'd often come back to find them both lying on the bed. Not too close together, but both there.
Hopefully whatever new cat we bring home won't be much of an issue with her, once they settle who's boss. Which will be Lilo.
She's been the boss since Alice died, as Alice's sister Sunnie (from the same litter) wasn't interested in the job and followed her sister to heaven about six months later.
All right. Enough about deceased pets.
Later, gators.
Have a Nice Day
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Well KITTEN!
We got to the shelter and they now have a quarantine on all cats until the 15th because of a case of feline leukemia.
So we have to wait another 10 days before we can finalize adoption and then wait until they have her spayed before we can pick her up.
It's annoying, but we do want to be sure we aren't bringing home a cat who's about to die, so we wait. Somewhat patiently...and it gives me more time to cycle through names in my head.
We just keep telling ourselves there's a reason for all this and even though we may not know why, it's all for the best.
The lady at the front seemed to think that an "owner" could possibly come around to claim the cat, but I really think she was surrendered and that maybe she doesn't know that. I certainly hope so. Don't want to "steal" someone else's cat but then if the prior owner hasn't come to the shelter looking for her by now, I suspect they won't be coming around.
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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.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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parityanimal wrote: »Well KITTEN!
We got to the shelter and they now have a quarantine on all cats until the 15th because of a case of feline leukemia.
So we have to wait another 10 days before we can finalize adoption and then wait until they have her spayed before we can pick her up.
It's annoying, but we do want to be sure we aren't bringing home a cat who's about to die, so we wait. Somewhat patiently...and it gives me more time to cycle through names in my head.
We just keep telling ourselves there's a reason for all this and even though we may not know why, it's all for the best.
The lady at the front seemed to think that an "owner" could possibly come around to claim the cat, but I really think she was surrendered and that maybe she doesn't know that. I certainly hope so. Don't want to "steal" someone else's cat but then if the prior owner hasn't come to the shelter looking for her by now, I suspect they won't be coming around.
It sounds as if You caught my problem. If it wasn't for bad luck , I would have no luck at allitis.
As You say better safe than sorry, I know You do not want to bring a sick Kitten home. Is Feline leukemia catching ?
Have a Good Day
Roger0