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Howdy all y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! -1C/30F with an expected high of 12C/53F with 0% chance of precipitation today.
Merry Christmas!
As you can see from my last post yesterday, I decided to go with the tradition I had growing up, of having the first Christmas Dinner on Christmas Eve. Of course at that time it was at my maternal (city) grandmother's house, including the opening of gifts there, and Santa Claus somehow magically knew we were gone and delivered gifts at our house for us to find on returning late that evening.
Coincidentally, this allowed Mom and Dad to sleep in on Christmas day as we weren't up at obscene o'clock ripping open Christmas gifts, having done all that upon returning from first Christmas dinner. Second Christmas dinner was at my paternal (country) grandmother's house, and included opening of gifts there.
Of course my dinner last night wasn't at my grandmother's house, and dinner today won't be at my other grandmother's house. In fact, aside from taking some of the ham and frying it, breakfast was sort of my second Christmas dinner. The rest was just warmed up leftovers, but I fried the ham. I love fried ham.
Lilo and Dinah both approved the ham. Last night's baked ham and this morning's fried ham. But they, of course, only got a couple of tiny bites. The other two don't care for ham.
Nothing much on the agenda today. May get together with a friend later, who recently returned from a trip to New York (for an aunt's funeral) and couldn't get back to New York again for Christmas. Since we're both home alone (except for pets - he has his dog) we might manage to spend a little time together for Christmas. We'll see. I don't know how much Marta service there is today and that might be a turning point on that decision as I REALLY don't want to drive to downtown Atlanta today and the timing of Marta, if any, may be problematical. I am pretty sure he can't afford a taxi or Uber all the way out here to Peachtree Corners.
I will, unfortunately, be driving to Warner Robbins for a funeral, Friday. Not looking forward to that.
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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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Take this one with a whole CAN of salt. Maybe a five pound bag! Press THESE TWO POINTS and lose weight within a month. Yeah, right...
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This is either a very late Christmas greeting OR an early hello to startle Roger post walk. His walk, not mine! I did go out to be with everyone. Ted picked me up, it was tiring, but I'm glad I went.
Roger I have the best iWatch story for your 'frugal ' collection. Will relate later ...am going back to sleep for now. And it's to long to peck out on theiPad anyhow.
Hope you had a good morning walk Roger, and you're ready for breakfast and some screen time!
Ed hope you are able to sleep in at least a little bit this morning . I stretched out on the floor last nite just to confound Tom E. and it worked!
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I'm back home from walking and no money was found. The Temperature out the door was 31 degrees. My first Coffee stop had not reopened from their holiday hours, Oops, I thought about what to do and ended up at a Dunkin Donuts that was open so I did get my Coffee. Later today the leftover Ham will be broken down and much of it Vacuum Sealed and Frozen for future use.
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Have a Great Wednesday
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy all y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! -1C/30F with an expected high of 12C/53F with 0% chance of precipitation today.
Merry Christmas!
As you can see from my last post yesterday, I decided to go with the tradition I had growing up, of having the first Christmas Dinner on Christmas Eve. Of course at that time it was at my maternal (city) grandmother's house, including the opening of gifts there, and Santa Claus somehow magically knew we were gone and delivered gifts at our house for us to find on returning late that evening.
Coincidentally, this allowed Mom and Dad to sleep in on Christmas day as we weren't up at obscene o'clock ripping open Christmas gifts, having done all that upon returning from first Christmas dinner. Second Christmas dinner was at my paternal (country) grandmother's house, and included opening of gifts there.
Of course my dinner last night wasn't at my grandmother's house, and dinner today won't be at my other grandmother's house. In fact, aside from taking some of the ham and frying it, breakfast was sort of my second Christmas dinner. The rest was just warmed up leftovers, but I fried the ham. I love fried ham.
In this household we did snack type food Christmas Eve, This Year I may have mentioned that my brother Picked up a Large Sausage, Pepperoni, Extra Cheese Pizza, A side dish for him of Meatballs and another with Onion Rings, and I had a Side Dish of Sliced Italian Sweet Sausage, Tasty too.
Ever since I was a Young Grade school kid our family opened Christmas Gifts on Christmas Eve. For Lunch I plan on making a Plate of leftover Ham, Some of the Asparagus and Sprouts and possibly a small spoonful of Mashed Potatoes with Butter melting into them, Pass on the Gravy and have Celery Sticks to finish filling up on. I am undecided as to Microwaving the Ham or Frying it, Color me undecided. Breakfast, hmm... Some Ham and Deviled Eggs are a possibility.
That seems somehow weird to me, what Cat doesn't like meat ?Lilo and Dinah both approved the ham. Last night's baked ham and this morning's fried ham. But they, of course, only got a couple of tiny bites. The other two don't care for ham.
Nothing much on the agenda today. May get together with a friend later, who recently returned from a trip to New York (for an aunt's funeral) and couldn't get back to New York again for Christmas. Since we're both home alone (except for pets - he has his dog) we might manage to spend a little time together for Christmas. We'll see. I don't know how much Marta service there is today and that might be a turning point on that decision as I REALLY don't want to drive to downtown Atlanta today and the timing of Marta, if any, may be problematical. I am pretty sure he can't afford a taxi or Uber all the way out here to Peachtree Corners.
I will, unfortunately, be driving to Warner Robbins for a funeral, Friday. Not looking forward to that.
Have You seen the TV news that we have about Uber drivers cheating passengers, in some cases for well over $100 dollars, Just in case some of the news showed how. Drivers changing the pick up and drop off point to add Money, Claiming more than 4 passengers for on person etc.
Doesn't Marta have a website that shows schedules and holiday hours if applicable ?
I am so sorry, Funerals are my least favorite activity.
Have a Nice Day today
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A Durian Snack, Why ?parityanimal wrote: »Irish people try Singapore snacks.
That reminds me, I think this is the first Christmas I did not get some Holiday theme Scratch off lottery cards, hmm, and Here I picked up a couple of the Big lottery tickets for last nights drawing for my brotherparityanimal wrote: »11 curious Christmas gifts from different countries.
I probably would not try it TBH, My brother loves Duck, Me, Meh.parityanimal wrote: »Kids try Turducken.
I am not buying that one either, As Abraham Lincoln said, You can't believe everything You see on the Internetparityanimal wrote: »Take this one with a whole CAN of salt. Maybe a five pound bag! Press THESE TWO POINTS and lose weight within a month. Yeah, right...
Cheers
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »This is either a very late Christmas greeting OR an early hello to startle Roger post walk. His walk, not mine! I did go out to be with everyone. Ted picked me up, it was tiring, but I'm glad I went.
Roger I have the best iWatch story for your 'frugal ' collection. Will relate later ...am going back to sleep for now. And it's to long to peck out on theiPad anyhow.
Hope you had a good morning walk Roger, and you're ready for breakfast and some screen time!
Ed hope you are able to sleep in at least a little bit this morning . I stretched out on the floor last nite just to confound Tom E. and it worked!
Later...
Wowsers, You posted early today, Color me surprised.
Congratulations on going, I'm guessing You were feeling better and that despite being tired You really Enjoyed it.
Interesting a iWatch story, I look forward to seeing that one.
The walk was OK once I adjusted my plans due to my Coffee stop being closed. I sat down at a table in front of a Chinese Take Out eatery and thought about the best way to proceed, That made more sense to me than just going to be going, Then having decided off I went and Success
Why did You feel the need to confound The Cat, I would likely have woken up stiff and sore from stretching out on the floor.
Have a Good Day
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Howdy all y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! 3C/38F with an expected high of 13C/56F and 0% chance of precipitation.
Happy Boxing Day!
I need to get out and buy canned cat food. I could, conceivably, wait and feed the critters after buying but I do have just enough to get them through today so will just work with what I have on hand, though none of Lilo's favorites are available without going to the store.
Hopefully, she'll eat what I can provide this morning. If not, I can give her something else later.
I have already cleaned yesterday's cat bowls.
Breakfast was some fried ham and the last of the scalloped potatoes from the Christmas feast. All that's left now is the bone (in the freezer, with quite a bit of meat still on it) and a small chunk of ham up on the top that will either be a sandwich or two, or perhaps some more fried ham, or even ham chunks in mac and cheese. The possibilities are endless!
I got some bubbly (California "champagne") in 4 small, individual serving bottles. The four small bottles total to 748 ml, which is jut 2 ml short of a regular size bottle, but the advantages are that I can be a wino and just drink my toast right out of the bottle if I want, and the remaining champagne, if I decide not to drink it all fairly quickly, won't go flat in the interval, as it will be in sealed little bottles.
The city of Peachtree Corners changed garbage pickup providers for 2019. Our last pickup from the old collector is scheduled, conveniently, for Monday, December 31, and on that day they are also supposed to collect their bins.
The new bins have already been delivered and our new pickup day is Wednesday, so our first pickup with the new collector should, presumably, be scheduled for Wednesday, January 2. I suppose that could be very handy, if it actually happens, for any who have a lot of extra cardboard boxes left from Christmas.
I do have one small issue with the new collector though. They won't take glass! Admittedly, I haven't been recycling a whole lot of glass, as I just don't go through that much of it. But I do put them in when I empty a jar of spaghetti sauce, jam, or a bottle of wine. Well, won't be able to do that any more. So now I'll have to throw away glass in addition to the styrofoam we already throw away. Or find alternate recycling drops that I can conveniently get to for those.
It might have been nice if the city had located such drops and let us know where they might be though I suppose most people, me probably included, won't bother to recycle stuff if we have to take it somewhere to drop off.
Well, let me ponder feeding the felines and making my last morning mug of tea. Orion is hinting that he might be starving to death.
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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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Hi guys!
Home from the Doc's...I'll live!! She sent in a script for a night time pill, and included also an inhaler for times of chest tightness. Redux of 2 years ago. I went to Kroger to kill time while Costco filled the scripts...and that was a costly mistake...$40 later..... but I bought a nice very freshly made box of sushi and, and! I found at a kiosk near checkout a fruit cake. So, I've eaten the slice for the pix I'll send, also another just to be sure. The Woohoo special is a good fruit cake! Its 'blonde' or light batter, with lots of nuts and candied fruits..both of which I love! SO, very happy with my late Christmas Fruitcake.
Now, about this iWatch that is coming to my house this week! whoa!
Can't take all the credit, as Ted gave me a gift card to Amazon for what should have been about ⅔ the cost of the watch...so a bit chunk of my savings was actually a gift! I applied all of my 'points' for the years purchases on my Amazon Visa Prime card...and free second day shipping was free...all in all I paid a few cents over $21.00. It's a black Series 3 42mm. GPS but NOT cellular. (I pay enough to cellular (Verizon) as it is. ) This will have many more work out/health features, and 'should' count my steps in the grocery! without me having to take it off my wrist and stuff it into my pocket like I do the Fitbit. I'm really excited about it.
And....a text message from Costco, my scripts are ready...guess I'll run pick them up, and then I feel a nap.
Ed...Will put up pix of the fruitcake and a rating, inspired by yours fruit cake ratings! Later today.
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I'm back home from walking and no money was found. The Temperature out the door was 31 degrees. I did see a single deer less than 2 blocks from the house as I was heading out.
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Have a Great Thursday
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy all y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! 3C/38F with an expected high of 13C/56F and 0% chance of precipitation.
Happy Boxing Day!
I need to get out and buy canned cat food. I could, conceivably, wait and feed the critters after buying but I do have just enough to get them through today so will just work with what I have on hand, though none of Lilo's favorites are available without going to the store.
Hopefully, she'll eat what I can provide this morning. If not, I can give her something else later.
I have already cleaned yesterday's cat bowls.
Breakfast was some fried ham and the last of the scalloped potatoes from the Christmas feast. All that's left now is the bone (in the freezer, with quite a bit of meat still on it) and a small chunk of ham up on the top that will either be a sandwich or two, or perhaps some more fried ham, or even ham chunks in mac and cheese. The possibilities are endless!
That sounds as if it was a very tasty breakfast, Yesterday I had Ham, 2 Deviled Eggs, (4 halves) and Sprouts heated in the Microwave for Breakfast. So I guess You could say I had Ham and Eggs
Hopefully the Cat foods worked.
Interesting that they changed providers, From what You say Your Garbage Pickup also does the recycling. We have City Garbage P/U and The County does a recycle pickup every 2 weeks. Which means I should go download and print the 2019 Recycle P/U. Our City Recycle Center will take most things excluding Garbage. So That makes it easy if needed. The NS foam containers are supposedly recyclable, OTOH both the Garbage and recycle trucks will take them. I expect that there will be much more than usual at the Curb on recycle day from the Christmas Gift packages.I got some bubbly (California "champagne") in 4 small, individual serving bottles. The four small bottles total to 748 ml, which is jut 2 ml short of a regular size bottle, but the advantages are that I can be a wino and just drink my toast right out of the bottle if I want, and the remaining champagne, if I decide not to drink it all fairly quickly, won't go flat in the interval, as it will be in sealed little bottles.
The city of Peachtree Corners changed garbage pickup providers for 2019. Our last pickup from the old collector is scheduled, conveniently, for Monday, December 31, and on that day they are also supposed to collect their bins.
The new bins have already been delivered and our new pickup day is Wednesday, so our first pickup with the new collector should, presumably, be scheduled for Wednesday, January 2. I suppose that could be very handy, if it actually happens, for any who have a lot of extra cardboard boxes left from Christmas.
I do have one small issue with the new collector though. They won't take glass! Admittedly, I haven't been recycling a whole lot of glass, as I just don't go through that much of it. But I do put them in when I empty a jar of spaghetti sauce, jam, or a bottle of wine. Well, won't be able to do that any more. So now I'll have to throw away glass in addition to the styrofoam we already throw away. Or find alternate recycling drops that I can conveniently get to for those.
It might have been nice if the city had located such drops and let us know where they might be though I suppose most people, me probably included, won't bother to recycle stuff if we have to take it somewhere to drop off.
Well, let me ponder feeding the felines and making my last morning mug of tea. Orion is hinting that he might be starving to death.
I am happy that we do not need special bins for either. I tend to use the Tub we throw the recycle into and the Can I put the garbage into if needed for an overflow. Have You called the City to see if they have a drop off location ?
We need to decide whether or not to get some bubbly for New Years.
I am interested in viewing this video.parityanimal wrote: »European fast food chains.
I wonder if they cover things like the feast of the Seven Fishes ?parityanimal wrote: »Kids try Christmas foods from around the world.
Call me lazy, Miniature Marshmallows are good enough for me to go on Hot Chocolate.parityanimal wrote: »Delicious Christmas ideas.
I looked at the list of ingredients and my first thought was where's the Butter ?parityanimal wrote: »Maybe slightly easier croissant technique.
Have a Good Day
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Hi guys!
Home from the Doc's...I'll live!! She sent in a script for a night time pill, and included also an inhaler for times of chest tightness. Redux of 2 years ago. I went to Kroger to kill time while Costco filled the scripts...and that was a costly mistake...$40 later..... but I bought a nice very freshly made box of sushi and, and! I found at a kiosk near checkout a fruit cake. So, I've eaten the slice for the pix I'll send, also another just to be sure. The Woohoo special is a good fruit cake! Its 'blonde' or light batter, with lots of nuts and candied fruits..both of which I love! SO, very happy with my late Christmas Fruitcake.
Now, about this iWatch that is coming to my house this week! whoa!
Can't take all the credit, as Ted gave me a gift card to Amazon for what should have been about ⅔ the cost of the watch...so a bit chunk of my savings was actually a gift! I applied all of my 'points' for the years purchases on my Amazon Visa Prime card...and free second day shipping was free...all in all I paid a few cents over $21.00. It's a black Series 3 42mm. GPS but NOT cellular. (I pay enough to cellular (Verizon) as it is. ) This will have many more work out/health features, and 'should' count my steps in the grocery! without me having to take it off my wrist and stuff it into my pocket like I do the Fitbit. I'm really excited about it.
And....a text message from Costco, my scripts are ready...guess I'll run pick them up, and then I feel a nap.
Ed...Will put up pix of the fruitcake and a rating, inspired by yours fruit cake ratings! Later today.
I am somewhat curious and hope I'm not being nosy. What exactly does the pill do, is the inhaler like the ones for Asthma ?
Our ShopRite Grocery Store has two glass door-ed and sided Refrigerator cases by the cash registers that hold foods marked down for 30% to 70%, OTOH I have never seen anything past 50% off.
One generally holds foods from the instore bakery and overflow from the other one. This Years Fruitcake is darker than previous years versions. Tons of dried fruits too. Recipe Here
https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/free-range-fruitcake-recipe-1926833
Recipe courtesy of Alton Brown
Free Range Fruitcake
Does this mean no more FitBit or using it a second device. My FitBit lives in my pocket, OTOH it is small being a FitBit Zip. I had to change the battery this morning as it was indicating that the battery was in need of a change. Now to get to the dollar store for a 2 pack of the batteries for $1
Wow, What a score to get that price out of pocket so low. I am sure that the iWatch is no cheap thing. Once it comes I guess You will need to load software for use with it.
Have a Nice Day
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Howdy all y'all. It's thrilling Thursday! 8C/46F with an expected high of 9C/49F and 80% chance of precipitation.
One of my sisters in law (and her husband, my youngest brother) is wanting to meet for dinner tonight, but they are staying in Warner Robbins, a 2 1/2 hour drive from my home in Peachtree Corners. Of course I'll be seeing them tomorrow at the memorial service for our niece-in-law, but that's a long drive just for dinner and an hour or two together. Of course they could come here, or she's suggested a possible compromise of meeting in the middle, which would likely be Monticello, Georgia, about an hour and 17 minutes from our home.
I don't know any restaurants in Monticello, but am pondering that. Haven't responded yet to her message, while pondering. Especially pondering since I know I'm planning on making the whole 2 1/2 hour trip tomorrow anyway, though I do have concerns about that too. Orion still has some separation anxiety, especially if both of us are gone, and J is still in Kentucky. If he were here, I'm sure he'd be going to Warner Robbins with me, for the service.
Oh well, I'll ponder that just a bit longer.
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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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A couple of interesting uses of puff pastry to make fancy dinners.
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"Meaty" vegan kebabs. I promise the Missouri cattle farmers that no one is trying to fool anyone into believing that this is meat...
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As I sit here in the window of my street facing view...waiting. Amazon says its out for delivery! Am I excited?? Can you tell?? LOL! Yes, I am. (if Ted knows what he's talking about, when the Amazon truck nears my house, it will tell me how far away it is, AND how many stops it needs to make before my package)
I"ve read but not watched video's this morning. There are several I really do want to see.
Not sure what will become of the fitbit. I think I'll try wearing both for a day or two, to sorta check the accuracy...but as I think of it, that makes little to no sense. Sooooooo. Jenn has a Garmin that she likes, etc.
The temperature range according to my weather app, is low of 51, high of 52 today. Wonder if I'll notice the difference...or more aptly Tom E. Nope, I doubt it. He's been out, once. Probably about time he goes out again, before the rain sets in for the next few days! Flood warnings etc...
Ok, I have a tutorial to watch before the watch arrives...Ted tells me its as easy as turning on my phone, and the watch and scanning the watch, and it will bluetooth sync, and its up and running! I can only hope! Nothing has EVER been THAT easy!
Later...
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I think I said yesterday that it was good, full of fruit and nuts..tasty.
Roger I will look up the little square shaped night time pill. I really didn't even look at the name of the drug. Sometimes the less I know the better off I am. ITs not an antibiotic, I do know that much. She said I didn't need one, and I said I was sure glad for that. Not having had an antibiotic in over 20 years, now is no time to upset my digestive track.
I'm going to the kitchen to m ake a pot, big pot of my own tea...I have some wonderful big green tea leaves, and to that I add grated fresh ginger, a bit of lemon zest and lemon juice, and last pot had some grated apple that I'd not eaten...that really put it over the top! Add water, steep, pour in cup, stir in honey....WOWZA!!
And again....
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I'm back home from walking and no money was found. The Temperature out the door was 43 degrees. The rain in the forecast has arrived on schedule as far as I can tell. It is a light but steady rain at the moment with heavy rain predicted for later in the morning during the rush hour.
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Have a Great Friday
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy all y'all. It's thrilling Thursday! 8C/46F with an expected high of 9C/49F and 80% chance of precipitation.
One of my sisters in law (and her husband, my youngest brother) is wanting to meet for dinner tonight, but they are staying in Warner Robbins, a 2 1/2 hour drive from my home in Peachtree Corners. Of course I'll be seeing them tomorrow at the memorial service for our niece-in-law, but that's a long drive just for dinner and an hour or two together. Of course they could come here, or she's suggested a possible compromise of meeting in the middle, which would likely be Monticello, Georgia, about an hour and 17 minutes from our home.
I don't know any restaurants in Monticello, but am pondering that. Haven't responded yet to her message, while pondering. Especially pondering since I know I'm planning on making the whole 2 1/2 hour trip tomorrow anyway, though I do have concerns about that too. Orion still has some separation anxiety, especially if both of us are gone, and J is still in Kentucky. If he were here, I'm sure he'd be going to Warner Robbins with me, for the service.
Oh well, I'll ponder that just a bit longer.
I saw on last nights weather forecast that You and Valerie are going to be getting wet if You leave the house. That is what we should have here today
Dinner with the Family is always a good thing IMO as I see it.
It is a shame it is so far, I do not blame You for not wanting to do the drive twice in two days.
Good Luck with Orion's separation anxiety and the Pondering
Roger
As long as being fancy does not trump taste. I do not care how nice the presentation is if the food is no good.parityanimal wrote: »A couple of interesting uses of puff pastry to make fancy dinners.
OK, I have to watch to see why.parityanimal wrote: »Wrap The Entire Meal In A Towel
It says Kebabs but I did not see what I would consider a Kebab, Am I mistaken ?parityanimal wrote: »"Meaty" vegan kebabs. I promise the Missouri cattle farmers that no one is trying to fool anyone into believing that this is meat...parityanimal wrote: »Kids try unusual juices.0
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