Early Risers - Eastern Time Zone
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Hey! Its only 10p.m.!!
not at all busy day today...Did get to the gym..other than that, not much. Cooked some rice. Some squash, and some asparagus.. Hardly a day's work. But will keep me in food for a few days.
Tom E did not come home for dinner. I have thought for several weeks now that somebody besides me is feeding the moocher...fine by me! I'm sure he'll be here early tomorrow morning.
I think I'm hearing far off thunder. Didn't watch the weather tonite, maybe I should have??
On my way to bed, I need a scrabble word...life's tough, eh?
Later...
10 PM, That is when I trundle off to bed for what passes for my nights sleep
I like fried or baked Asparagus somewhat more than boiled. I was watching a cooking contest TV show and the "Chef" contestant used a peeler on the Asparagus before cooking it. That is something I have seen or done, You ?
There was some Loud Thunder in the area yesterday and occasional downpours
Good Luck with the scrabble, I was never great playing it.
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Howdy y'all. It's sumptuous Sunday! 69 with an expected high of 90 and 20% chance of precipitation.
Need to get some floors swept and feed the cats. Yesterday's cat bowls are already cleaned up!
And need to 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)
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parityanimal wrote: »Sheet pan shakshuka.
Have a Nice Day
Roger
When I make it in a skillet, I generally put J's eggs in earlier than mine as I like them runny, but he prefers them well done too. You could probably make the sheet pan shakshuka by simply cooking the base and eggs separately, perhaps frying the eggs hard and then laying them on top of the toast and sauce base.
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Good Morning!
Think I will go to the gym...then I can take Wednesday off while I run up and down the streets grocery shopping and seeing my Chiro..maybe also see Ted while I'm in town.
But, for today...gym, and some little odds and ends that I've ignored all week
I was really excited about the spicy pork and veg. video...and they used meat. as well as tofu? Why? Why? Why? LOL
Then there was the Buddha Bowl...I love making Buddha bowls...just would have used cubed tofu of some sort...like maybe WF Chicken Fried, with my rice and veggies. See, I can ruin ANY diet without even trying. The egg whatever cooked on the grill looked delicious...I hope at least one of my grocery stores soon carries the new egg stuff that is not egg. From what I read it can be scrambled, made into crepes, etc. So, that should work. I sure hope this stuff holds up to all the hype...cuz I'd really love to have some scrambled egg in my fried rice again!
Roger, hope your weather improves. You walks don't sound so very fun or comfortable these days.
Ed,did it rain last night? I was awake or at least til midnite 'aware' and my deaf ears didn't hear any rain...but that doesn't mean squat...as without my hearing aids ......
I really gotta get going... so far I've managed a whopping 500-ish steps! That will not win any awards!! (unless maybe I become a sloth)
Later...
Oh, I meant to ask Roger...you got sprouts at Costco??? What kind? and did you really mean a pound???? What does one do with a pound of sprouts? she asked wondering.... I really can't even imagine a pound of sprouts! IF I buy sprouts at WF, I get little square box of broccoli sprouts or radish, etc, and I can't even eat those up in a week. Inquiring minds and all that ....0 -
GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning!
Think I will go to the gym...then I can take Wednesday off while I run up and down the streets grocery shopping and seeing my Chiro..maybe also see Ted while I'm in town.
But, for today...gym, and some little odds and ends that I've ignored all week
I was really excited about the spicy pork and veg. video...and they used meat. as well as tofu? Why? Why? Why? LOL
Then there was the Buddha Bowl...I love making Buddha bowls...just would have used cubed tofu of some sort...like maybe WF Chicken Fried, with my rice and veggies. See, I can ruin ANY diet without even trying. The egg whatever cooked on the grill looked delicious...I hope at least one of my grocery stores soon carries the new egg stuff that is not egg. From what I read it can be scrambled, made into crepes, etc. So, that should work. I sure hope this stuff holds up to all the hype...cuz I'd really love to have some scrambled egg in my fried rice again!
Roger, hope your weather improves. You walks don't sound so very fun or comfortable these days.
Ed,did it rain last night? I was awake or at least til midnite 'aware' and my deaf ears didn't hear any rain...but that doesn't mean squat...as without my hearing aids ......
I really gotta get going... so far I've managed a whopping 500-ish steps! That will not win any awards!! (unless maybe I become a sloth)
Later...
Oh, I meant to ask Roger...you got sprouts at Costco??? What kind? and did you really mean a pound???? What does one do with a pound of sprouts? she asked wondering.... I really can't even imagine a pound of sprouts! IF I buy sprouts at WF, I get little square box of broccoli sprouts or radish, etc, and I can't even eat those up in a week. Inquiring minds and all that ....
If it rained last night, I missed it too.
I thought Roger was talking about Brussels Sprouts.1 -
So much for taking the whole weekend off. At least I got Saturday off!
So far today, toilets scrubbed. Some of the floors swept. Still more floors to do.
Big stacks of empty cardboard boxes, in the hall, from where J has been unpacking stuff from moves long ago, have been moved to the garage for disassembling and putting out to recycle but that won't happen today as it's too darn hot to do that out in the garage, even with the door open and a big fan running.
I'll gradually get them out to recycle. I even found an old cardboard wine crate I hadn't realized I still had in the garage and it needs to go to recycle too. I was sure I had taken care of all the old cardboard wine crated but this one had been hidden by plants that have been moved to the yard for the summer.
I told J to be ruthless with the discards but honestly haven't seen that much in discards so not sure what he took out of all these boxes or where it all went! I am almost afraid to look in the small, hall bedroom he's trying to convert to office space.
Oh, and the dishwasher is running and being cleaned with a dishwasher cleaning tablet in addition to the regular dishwasher tablet for the dishes.
A few more floors left to sweep, and at some point I need to get the cat boxes scooped and the garbage and regular recycles out to the curb. Not sure if a nap fits into this agenda or not today, though I'll probably make myself lie down for a bit at some point.
OK. Break time is over. Gonna quaff some water and get back to it.0 -
Hey guys...
Roger, Ed solved the sprouts problem..My first thought when I read you got sprouts was a mental pix of the little boxes of sprouts in the grocery stores!! How do you cook your B.Sprouts? Just curious. I've grown really fond of baking them in a hot oven and putting cheese on at the end, or, drizzle with Balsamic Glaze.
Ed,what do you think about the washing the dishwasher tablets? I've never used them, and dishwasher looks clean, and no smell...maybe because first rinse everything that goes into the dishwasher? Just curious.
Cat showed up for dinner tonite! Ate some of his dinner and took off. I brought his leftovers into the house, so I wouldn't see those 5 (five) cute little baby raccoons again. They are darling...but.
Ok, I'm in need of a couple of games before I fall asleep so ..
Later...
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Ed,what do you think about the washing the dishwasher tablets? I've never used them, and dishwasher looks clean, and no smell...maybe because first rinse everything that goes into the dishwasher? Just curious.
Well, I buy them because the dishwasher manual suggested them. I put one in about once a month. I also clean the clothes washer with bleach once in a while though that isn't once a month. I give my dishes a sorta half rinse but mostly just try to get rid of solids. Liquids I don't worry about so much.
The dishwasher looks clean and all when done. But as you said, it tends to anyway.
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This is Oliver. Jason is bringing him back from Kentucky. He is going to be living with us.
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I'm back home from walking no cents. The Temperature out the door was 74 degrees and uncomfortable while walking due to the dew point being in the oppressive range again
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Have a Great Monday
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parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's sumptuous Sunday! 69 with an expected high of 90 and 20% chance of precipitation.
Need to get some floors swept and feed the cats. Yesterday's cat bowls are already cleaned up!
And need to eat my breakfast.
Sunday, Not a great day for me... Oh Well, there is always today, Monday.parityanimal wrote: »parityanimal wrote: »parityanimal wrote: »Sheet pan shakshuka.
Have a Nice Day
Roger
When I make it in a skillet, I generally put J's eggs in earlier than mine as I like them runny, but he prefers them well done too. You could probably make the sheet pan shakshuka by simply cooking the base and eggs separately, perhaps frying the eggs hard and then laying them on top of the toast and sauce base.parityanimal wrote: »Street food in Taiwan.parityanimal wrote: »So much for taking the whole weekend off. At least I got Saturday off!
So far today, toilets scrubbed. Some of the floors swept. Still more floors to do.
Big stacks of empty cardboard boxes, in the hall, from where J has been unpacking stuff from moves long ago, have been moved to the garage for disassembling and putting out to recycle but that won't happen today as it's too darn hot to do that out in the garage, even with the door open and a big fan running.
I'll gradually get them out to recycle. I even found an old cardboard wine crate I hadn't realized I still had in the garage and it needs to go to recycle too. I was sure I had taken care of all the old cardboard wine crated but this one had been hidden by plants that have been moved to the yard for the summer.
I told J to be ruthless with the discards but honestly haven't seen that much in discards so not sure what he took out of all these boxes or where it all went! I am almost afraid to look in the small, hall bedroom he's trying to convert to office space.
Oh, and the dishwasher is running and being cleaned with a dishwasher cleaning tablet in addition to the regular dishwasher tablet for the dishes.
A few more floors left to sweep, and at some point I need to get the cat boxes scooped and the garbage and regular recycles out to the curb. Not sure if a nap fits into this agenda or not today, though I'll probably make myself lie down for a bit at some point.
OK. Break time is over. Gonna quaff some water and get back to it.
I tend to use the largest box to hold the Paper/cardboard recyclables.
The only tablet used in the dishwasher here is Aspirin since I am the dishwasherparityanimal wrote: »GardenKatGardens wrote: »Ed,what do you think about the washing the dishwasher tablets? I've never used them, and dishwasher looks clean, and no smell...maybe because first rinse everything that goes into the dishwasher? Just curious.
The dishwasher looks clean and all when done. But as you said, it tends to anyway.parityanimal wrote: »This is Oliver. Jason is bringing him back from Kentucky. He is going to be living with us.
Have a Nice Day
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning!
Think I will go to the gym...then I can take Wednesday off while I run up and down the streets grocery shopping and seeing my Chiro..maybe also see Ted while I'm in town.
But, for today...gym, and some little odds and ends that I've ignored all week
I was really excited about the spicy pork and veg. video...and they used meat. as well as tofu? Why? Why? Why? LOL
Then there was the Buddha Bowl...I love making Buddha bowls...just would have used cubed tofu of some sort...like maybe WF Chicken Fried, with my rice and veggies. See, I can ruin ANY diet without even trying. The egg whatever cooked on the grill looked delicious...I hope at least one of my grocery stores soon carries the new egg stuff that is not egg. From what I read it can be scrambled, made into crepes, etc. So, that should work. I sure hope this stuff holds up to all the hype...cuz I'd really love to have some scrambled egg in my fried rice again!
Roger, hope your weather improves. You walks don't sound so very fun or comfortable these days.
Ed,did it rain last night? I was awake or at least til midnite 'aware' and my deaf ears didn't hear any rain...but that doesn't mean squat...as without my hearing aids ......
I really gotta get going... so far I've managed a whopping 500-ish steps! That will not win any awards!! (unless maybe I become a sloth)
Later...
They are not anything approaching fun
Around here the only place I see Scrambled Eggs or peas in the fried rice is the fried rice from the nearby Thai Food place and not in Chinese Fried Rice which does not have the nice bits of browned rice from being fried.Oh, I meant to ask Roger...you got sprouts at Costco??? What kind? and did you really mean a pound???? What does one do with a pound of sprouts? she asked wondering.... I really can't even imagine a pound of sprouts! IF I buy sprouts at WF, I get little square box of broccoli sprouts or radish, etc, and I can't even eat those up in a week. Inquiring minds and all that ....GardenKatGardens wrote: »Hey guys...
Roger, Ed solved the sprouts problem..My first thought when I read you got sprouts was a mental pix of the little boxes of sprouts in the grocery stores!! How do you cook your B.Sprouts? Just curious. I've grown really fond of baking them in a hot oven and putting cheese on at the end, or, drizzle with Balsamic Glaze.
Ed,what do you think about the washing the dishwasher tablets? I've never used them, and dishwasher looks clean, and no smell...maybe because first rinse everything that goes into the dishwasher? Just curious.
Cat showed up for dinner tonite! Ate some of his dinner and took off. I brought his leftovers into the house, so I wouldn't see those 5 (five) cute little baby raccoons again. They are darling...but.
Ok, I'm in need of a couple of games before I fall asleep so ..
Later...
Currently I am taking a MW safe bowl, putting 4 or 5 baby Carrots in it then 3 or four sprouts and finishing it off with the Frozen Green Beans from CostCo to a weight of 170 grams and microwaving it. I did mention being a lazy cook
For Holiday Meals my brother who does most of the cooking either bakes or fries Sprouts or Asparagus with some Montreal Seasoning sprinkled on to them.
You do not want Raccoons thinking of Your porch as the local Diner that is for sure.
Have a Nice Day
Roger0 -
Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday! 68 with an expected high of 91 and 0% chance of precipitation.
Yes, Oliver makes four and you may be sure that it took some convincing to get me to agree with the idea that J needed to bring him home. I felt he would have been just fine where he was, living in J's aunt's barn. But I have to admit he seems to be a very gentle and sweet kitten, and he really seems to have taken to J.
Need to clean out yesterday's cat bowls, probably do laundry, call the vet early and see if we can get Oliver in for a checkup today or tomorrow, and finalize his shots, and get him chipped.
He's all set up in the hall bathroom for now, with his kitty bed AND a small, one level, cat condo, several toys, a litter box, food, and water. The first thing he did was knock the paper cup dispenser into the sink and scare the *KITTEN* out of himself so that he had to hide behind the wastebasket. At least that's where I found him after investigating the crash. He is about 6 or 7 months old, we think, and we hope that his youth may make it easier to integrate him into the household clowder of cats.
Also, of course, need to feed all the cats. J left some kibble with Oliver but I haven't checked on him yet. I need to buy him some canned food today too. If we get out, perhaps J can wait, with Oliver, in the car while I run in to get some canned kitten food.
For dinner last night, I made a pound of ground lamb into 15 meatballs, mixing it with some Parmesan/Roman cheese, garlic powder, onion powder, a little salt, pepper, and ground rosemary. NO breadcrumbs or other fillers. After baking them, I ate 5 of them with some spicy marinara sauce and a slice of multigrain bread with flax, turned into garlic cheese toast. No pasta, as the toast made up my carbs for the meal.
And now I need to make my next mug of morning hot tea.
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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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Which egg makes the best scrambled eggs? As opposed to which egg can you actually buy at the average grocery store...
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Hi! Late, but kitchen is clean, etc.
Got to the gym today! Yay! Had a nap! Yay!! Not much else to say!
Tomorrow I need to put gas in my car. Have more than enough for my Wednesday trip to my chiro, but...
Hot and dry here for the next several days. Have seen awful flooding in the NE.
Tom is a pill...Ed hope J's Oliver melds into your feline family. At his age, it shouldn't take to long. Although Mr. Bill our rescue cat never lost his call to the outdoors. pushing out screens, dashing out any open door, etc. He was rescued by Ted from our garage. Long story, feral Mama, moving her kittens to a safer place, (under my utility shed) apparently spooked by our little dog and hid this gray and black tabby in the garage. Ted had left the door up while he mowed the grass. Boy and dog came in, closed the door. and Ted went down to the garage to wash a load of clothes and heard the kitten....His eyes were open..by maybe a day or two.
Roger you mentioned not having to water the garden...whats growing in your garden this summer? And you've not mentioned issues with deer etc.
I watched Emmy and the fries...and laughed at the Lawn and Order landscapers truck! That was clever...also the 6 gray kittens and 'the pill'!! OOPS!
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I'm back home from walking 1 cent. The Temperature out the door was 69 degrees and uncomfortable while walking due to a medium fog making it very humid IMO.
The Raspberry Bushes and the Blackberry Bush were very prolific, Sadly I only had a handful of Raspberries and a few more Blackberries due to four legged tree rats eating most of them before they are ripe enough for me to eat
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Have a Great Tuesday
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parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday! 68 with an expected high of 91 and 0% chance of precipitation.
Yes, Oliver makes four and you may be sure that it took some convincing to get me to agree with the idea that J needed to bring him home. I felt he would have been just fine where he was, living in J's aunt's barn. But I have to admit he seems to be a very gentle and sweet kitten, and he really seems to have taken to J.
Need to clean out yesterday's cat bowls, probably do laundry, call the vet early and see if we can get Oliver in for a checkup today or tomorrow, and finalize his shots, and get him chipped.
He's all set up in the hall bathroom for now, with his kitty bed AND a small, one level, cat condo, several toys, a litter box, food, and water. The first thing he did was knock the paper cup dispenser into the sink and scare the *KITTEN* out of himself so that he had to hide behind the wastebasket. At least that's where I found him after investigating the crash. He is about 6 or 7 months old, we think, and we hope that his youth may make it easier to integrate him into the household clowder of cats.
Also, of course, need to feed all the cats. J left some kibble with Oliver but I haven't checked on him yet. I need to buy him some canned food today too. If we get out, perhaps J can wait, with Oliver, in the car while I run in to get some canned kitten food.
For dinner last night, I made a pound of ground lamb into 15 meatballs, mixing it with some Parmesan/Roman cheese, garlic powder, onion powder, a little salt, pepper, and ground rosemary. NO breadcrumbs or other fillers. After baking them, I ate 5 of them with some spicy marinara sauce and a slice of multigrain bread with flax, turned into garlic cheese toast. No pasta, as the toast made up my carbs for the meal.
And now I need to make my next mug of morning hot tea.
Around here the rain was fairly steady when it started up again shortly after I returned home from walking Monday. Some parts of NJ had over 7 inches of rain and another day with severe flooding in some areas. It was OK walking so I did go further than on Monday.
More expense between the Vet and I am guessing You will adding another smart feedings station for the new cat ?parityanimal wrote: »Which egg makes the best scrambled eggs? As opposed to which egg can you actually buy at the average grocery store...
Wow !parityanimal wrote: »Americans try Israeli McDonald's.parityanimal wrote: »Australian McDonald's Shaker Fries.
Have a Good Day
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Hi! Late, but kitchen is clean, etc.
Got to the gym today! Yay! Had a nap! Yay!! Not much else to say!
Tomorrow I need to put gas in my car. Have more than enough for my Wednesday trip to my chiro, but...
Hot and dry here for the next several days. Have seen awful flooding in the NE.
Tom is a pill...Ed hope J's Oliver melds into your feline family. At his age, it shouldn't take to long. Although Mr. Bill our rescue cat never lost his call to the outdoors. pushing out screens, dashing out any open door, etc. He was rescued by Ted from our garage. Long story, feral Mama, moving her kittens to a safer place, (under my utility shed) apparently spooked by our little dog and hid this gray and black tabby in the garage. Ted had left the door up while he mowed the grass. Boy and dog came in, closed the door. and Ted went down to the garage to wash a load of clothes and heard the kitten....His eyes were open..by maybe a day or two.
Roger you mentioned not having to water the garden...whats growing in your garden this summer? And you've not mentioned issues with deer etc.
I watched Emmy and the fries...and laughed at the Lawn and Order landscapers truck! That was clever...also the 6 gray kittens and 'the pill'!! OOPS!
Later...
Yup, Lots of flooding from what I see on the TV news.
Tomatoes of several varieties including Heirloom Cherry Tomatoes that are tasty too. Eggplant, Basil, Green Peppers and of course the Berry Bushes, Columnar Apple Trees and a bunch of flowers in the front planting beds. Also some Dahlias from seed, Gladiolus cormlets planted to get large enough to flower next year when planted out front.
The Darn Four legged Appetites AKA Deer have been eating leaves off of the Apple trees, and a Melon vine.
I thought there was some clever captioning and landscaper.
Roger0 -
Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! 70 with an expected high of 91 and 0% chance of precipitation.
Finished off my lamb meatballs last night for a late dinner after the orchid society meeting. I cooked some ring spaghetti (like spaghettios, but freshly cooked - they have another name but I can't think of it) and had them with some spicy marinara and a generous sprinkle of Parmesan/Romano.
J had some of the same pasta and sauce, with a couple of fried, broken yolk eggs on top, and a generous sprinkle of Parmesan/Romano as a very shakshuka-like dinner, just over pasta instead of toast. I like it either way, but really prefer the toast, and prefer my egg(s) runny on shakshuka.
We had Oliver's wellness check (and chipping) at our vet yesterday and he's learning to get used to the lid opening and closing on his magic food bowl, in reaction to the chip. It was at the first level (barely moving and barely closing) yesterday and today it closes about halfway, so he can still readily see and smell the food. He didn't seem at all phased by the movement yesterday or today. Tomorrow I'll set it to close about three quarters of the way and by Thursday, it should be all the way and he should be fully trained to use his food bowl.
He's still very affectionate and lovable, and Kiara is still feeling betrayed when she smells him on us. Lilo was interested this morning when J carried Oliver around, and didn't hiss until he got really close to her and she had sniffed his tail thoroughly. J never did put him down, and we feel Lilo will be fine when we move him out to general population, as long as he doesn't push it with her and if he does, she'll smack him down and remind him that she's the queen and he's just a lowly minion who needs to remember his place.
Dinah doesn't seem really concerned at all as yet, and we think she'll be just fine making friends with him. Hopefully that won't upset Kiara, as right now Kiara and Dinah are best friends.
It will all work itself out. I didn't really want to get back to having this many cats, but I'll get used to it too.
Oliver's only apparent health issue was a mild yeast problem in his ears, and I have daily drops to rub in for that for a few days. They are refrigerated and cold, and he hates them but loves the treats that follow administration. That's our usual method. If we have to do something HORRIBLE to the cats (like cold drops massaged into the ear, or a shot) they immediately get treats after, to lessen the blow.
The doctor at the vet's office even gave him treats yesterday after all the HORRIBLE things they did to him. He gobbled them right up.
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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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