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I'm back home from walking and once again no money was found. The Temperature out the door was 24 degrees and the walking was OK. While out walking I did see fairly close up 2 female deer.
Yesterday's Snow was a non event in my area and ended before 9 AM. The roads had be brined and the brined area stayed snow free. According to the weather reports Sunday evening south NJ had a lot more snow.
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Have a Great Monday
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Roger, could you hear me thinking of replies to your cartoons and the links to various subjects? LOL!!
The cat perched on the sheep...top right..that's how Tom E.'s patterns look. Also, cats have found 'body warmers'....ha ha..no dumb kitties here!
The man fishing in a pot hole... speaks volumes! Bet he catches a cold at best.
burned the people, what to do with the letters? I've often wondered about that!! Gotta love the English/American language.
"https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/tel-aviv-ai-generates-food-pictures/
A.I. can generate pictures of a finished meal based on just a written recipe'
Now this I want to see!!!! WOWZA!!!
Yep gout is called the affliction of the kings...its a form of arthritis, caused by inflammatory foods we eat. Not limited to meat... its really too bad there is a 'pill for that'....change in diet is a healthier, cheaper, way to go!!! Also I know people who swear by Tart Cherry Juice...again, a choice. Pill or a known inflammation fighter food.
Ok, going to post, pull up the next page and see what Ed's been up to....betting my money on more delightful food adventures???, cats???, laundry???, ok, tooo many Eduardo hats to mention them all....
Nope, I didn't hear You thinking, Could I be losing my hearing ?
Heh, Wool Body warmers for the cats. Some fishermen need little excuse to go fishing.
Ah ha, I had forgotten that Cherries or Cherry juice as a treatment for gout is supposed to work. If You ever had a Gout attack You would be glad there is a pill for that. I had an attack back in the 70s and had no clue why my foot was so painful. I went to a foot doctor and was educated and given some pills that knocked it out quickly. That was my first and last attack thankfully.GardenKatGardens wrote: »Oh Dear!!! No posts from my fellow Gwinnett poster...
Wonder if he has a keyboard problem....I hope not. That would be frustrating,...and I hope J is home to help!!! if not now, very soon!!
See, if that was my leftover mac & cheese, and I wanted to reheat it....toaster oven, or non stick pan. Why add more fat to an already fat dish? Just me... remember I'm the nut who's latched on to the phrase "The fat you eat, is the fat you wear". That phrase is something akin to "what is once seen, cannot be unseen"...
Ok, I have some battery corrosion in a couple of my battery op wax candles....my fault...I want to get them cleaned up, and may very well use them on my dining room table...(yup, they are on timers!)
I have a great bag of tea bags, Peppermint Chocolate flavor...and it is sooo good. I think I will fix that before I clean the candles. Hopefully will make the cleaning up a bit more enjoyable!?!?
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I use Duracell for 99% of my battery needs. The good for using them is that if they leak once they are dead the crud that builds up brushes off easily and doesn't seem to corrode the contacts. I hope Your corrosion comes of easily.
Peppermint Chocolate flavor, I hope they taste better than the White Chocolate Seltzer does. That is one of the few things that both my brother and I threw out after tasting it and we hate wasting food.
Good Luck
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parityanimal wrote: »Howdy all y'all. It's sumptuous Sunday! 3C/38F with an expected high of 9C/49F and 10% chance of precipitation.
I've been up since about 5:45 but distracted by this and that. Now I'm pondering being distracted by lunch, which will finish off that pork loin. I've almost lost track of how many meals I got out of it but it was quite a few. I think lunch will put it at 7. That comes out to about 10 oz of protein per meal, which is a bit more than most eating plans call for but I generally go for a bit more protein and less carbs and fat, though I'm less strict about the fat than some.
Need to clean up yesterday's cat bowls and get a nap in. J is coming home very late tonight and, assuming he can catch that last MARTA train from the airport, I need to be at the station to pick him up. My plan is to be there, but not exactly with bells on...
Our snow was just enough to cover the surface before melting off, It did make our chance of Precipitation 100%.
That does sound like a fair amount of protein, Am I remembering wrongly that too much protein can cause problems ?
And if J misses the last train ? In our metro area mass transit runs overnight if at a reduced rate.parityanimal wrote: »Impossible Burger now impossibly close to the real thingparityanimal wrote: »The mother of all dishes?parityanimal wrote: »Toast soup. For when you REALLY ain't got much around to eat...parityanimal wrote: »I Tried Authentic Chinese Sweet and Sour Pork For The First Timeparityanimal wrote: »I Made a Giant Dorito Burrito
Thanks for the Video Links
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Howdy all y'all. It's magnificent Monday! 8C/46F with an expected high of 8C/47F and 0% chance of precipitation.
I have been up for hours, but did manage to mostly sleep in until 7:00 by throwing Lilo out when she tried to get me up at her usual 5:30...and then closing the bedroom door to go back to bed. J's plan was delayed and it looked like he wouldn't be able to catch the last train, so I drove to the airport to get him. We got to bed around 2:00 a.m. and I still didn't really want to get up at 7:00 but I'll try to get a nap in.
I have been out and about, having paid off the endodontist this morning, and then went Krogering (for the best of everything, including the price), and then a stop at the vet to get kibble for Lilo.
Val will get that "for the best of everything" bit, as it has been part of their jingle for ages.
Sticking something in the microwave for lunch now.
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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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Caught up on the posts! I did watch the Toast Soup. At least its a step up from the beginnings of Stone Soup! Now sure I'd 'love it' but like most of these Hard Times recipe's they would be better than starving'
I did not read why a third of us Americans cannot name all 4 grandparents....just shook my head several times. We really are a screwed up nation.
Misread Ed's comment about 'the best of everything....' And went back several days trying to figure it out...Yes, it was my jingle for awhile. For sure. I need to go by there, but I think not today.
I am tired, and weak, and just all done in...had to give up 5 or 6 tubes of blood today... The pity was that the waiting room was FULL of people..several with quite a cough! And I was in that area for an HOUR...held prisoner I was. Yup! Also had to make a new appointment for the Annual Physical..they called Sat. afternoon and said Lil Doc would not be available on next Monday...sooooo. Got that taken care of..
Came home to discover sneaky cat was in the garage for the nearly 2 hours I was gone!!! Many Moons ago when he was a little tiger he got into the garage and fell from I guess the top of a long wall of storage shelving...and got stuck. I could hear him...but my older hearing aids were not directional, so I had NO idea where he was. Had to get the help of a neighbor who had 'natural' ears to even show me which side of the garage he was in...Found the little devil...so today's lock in is twice........
I'm going to nap now. I should head for the gym...hate 'should', so napping instead!! LOL!!
Roger I'm guessing you missed that big snow storm by not so many miles as it blew out to sea. My brother in MO took pictures of his snow clearings. (he has a snow plow)..U of MO is closed, so both he and my SIL are home today!
I think that's all I know...and my warm little bed is calling...(I had to set an alarm and get up early to go wait at the doc's.... ::( ) Up early, no banana, no coffee, Pity Party!!!!
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Oh, in case you couldn't see the twinkle in my eye....was just kidding about how I felt. Feel fine. Did have to wait a very long time to donate though. Never had that long a wait. Its been a gray ugly day...had a nice nap. Funny how naps go better in crummy weather!
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I'm back home from walking and once again no money was found. The Temperature out the door was 19 degrees and the walking was OK. I did a mail run and dropped 7 items into the slot inside the lobby as we do not use the Box outside the the post office for obvious reasons, Obvious to us anyway.
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Have a Great Tuesday
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parityanimal wrote: »Howdy all y'all. It's magnificent Monday! 8C/46F with an expected high of 8C/47F and 0% chance of precipitation.
I have been up for hours, but did manage to mostly sleep in until 7:00 by throwing Lilo out when she tried to get me up at her usual 5:30...and then closing the bedroom door to go back to bed. J's plan was delayed and it looked like he wouldn't be able to catch the last train, so I drove to the airport to get him. We got to bed around 2:00 a.m. and I still didn't really want to get up at 7:00 but I'll try to get a nap in.
I have been out and about, having paid off the endodontist this morning, and then went Krogering (for the best of everything, including the price), and then a stop at the vet to get kibble for Lilo.
Val will get that "for the best of everything" bit, as it has been part of their jingle for ages.
Sticking something in the microwave for lunch now.
Not the best thing to have happen, A delayed flight. Was the airport that much farther than the MARTA station ?
Was there anything good selling cheaply at Kroger ?parityanimal wrote: »*Stuffed Cabbage Cake*parityanimal wrote: »5 Keto Recipes That Will Fill You Upparityanimal wrote: »Shuwa Shuwa Slime -Japanese EDIBLE blue SNOT SLIME kit with sprinkles | Whatcha Eating?parityanimal wrote: »HERO INGREDIENT Recipe Relay Challengeparityanimal wrote: »Top 10 Foods with Protein and No Carbs
Have a Good Day
Roger0 -
GardenKatGardens wrote: »Hi,
Caught up on the posts! I did watch the Toast Soup. At least its a step up from the beginnings of Stone Soup! Now sure I'd 'love it' but like most of these Hard Times recipe's they would be better than starving'
I did not read why a third of us Americans cannot name all 4 grandparents....just shook my head several times. We really are a screwed up nation.
Misread Ed's comment about 'the best of everything....' And went back several days trying to figure it out...Yes, it was my jingle for awhile. For sure. I need to go by there, but I think not today.
I am tired, and weak, and just all done in...had to give up 5 or 6 tubes of blood today... The pity was that the waiting room was FULL of people..several with quite a cough! And I was in that area for an HOUR...held prisoner I was. Yup! Also had to make a new appointment for the Annual Physical..they called Sat. afternoon and said Lil Doc would not be available on next Monday...sooooo. Got that taken care of..
I have to wonder how many of today's young people even know what stone soup is...
I hate it when I can not get clear of ill people that are coughing, That is a way to end up catching it, I hope You Flu shot works.Came home to discover sneaky cat was in the garage for the nearly 2 hours I was gone!!! Many Moons ago when he was a little tiger he got into the garage and fell from I guess the top of a long wall of storage shelving...and got stuck. I could hear him...but my older hearing aids were not directional, so I had NO idea where he was. Had to get the help of a neighbor who had 'natural' ears to even show me which side of the garage he was in...Found the little devil...so today's lock in is twice........
I'm going to nap now. I should head for the gym...hate 'should', so napping instead!! LOL!!
Roger I'm guessing you missed that big snow storm by not so many miles as it blew out to sea. My brother in MO took pictures of his snow clearings. (he has a snow plow)..U of MO is closed, so both he and my SIL are home today!
I think that's all I know...and my warm little bed is calling...(I had to set an alarm and get up early to go wait at the doc's.... ::( ) Up early, no banana, no coffee, Pity Party!!!!
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I do not recollect if they mentioned on the weather reports that the snow line was out to sea or not.
I did see video of the snow fall elsewhere on the TV news, Last night the two news broadcasts I watched could not resist showing the video of a Pickup Truck pulling a 18 wheeler.GardenKatGardens wrote: »Oh, in case you couldn't see the twinkle in my eye....was just kidding about how I felt. Feel fine. Did have to wait a very long time to donate though. Never had that long a wait. Its been a gray ugly day...had a nice nap. Funny how naps go better in crummy weather!
Til in the morning......
The long wait tells how the Flu season is progressing at a guess.
Have a Nice Day
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Howdy all y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! 2C/35F with an expected high of 10C/50F and 0% chance of precipitation.
Need to get felines fed and clean up yesterdays bowls. And I need to clear out the refrigerator so the repairman can come and take a look at it this afternoon. I got critical items moved out to the garage last night, either in the big freezer or the little refrigerator out there.
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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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One way to make hot water cornbread. I love hot water cornbread.
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I watched the hot water cornbread. Never had, nor had I heard of it. Whoowee!!! Does look good, but she's made me terribly hungry. Going to fix my dinner. Should be back in a bit. WHOOWEE!!! LOL!!
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This is 'Piggy Girl' going to finish up for the night. I watched 2 of the vid's Ed...the KC fried Seitan Chicken. I seriously doubt I'd go to the trouble to make myself that recipe, but it was well worth watching....learned a thing or 3 also. Brits have funny names for things...kitchen paper = paper towels...OK... and he put the broth on the hob. Now, I'd heard that before, but it had been quite awhile. Anyhow...will catch the other 2 video's tomorrow morning.
Roger...yeah I wasn't real comfy with the guy who was coughing...but on the other hand, not too many people go to the Doc. when they're healthy, eh?? AND "I have to wonder how many of today's young people even know what stone soup is..." Probably very few...I will have to remember to tell the Grandkids that story next time I'm over. My kids heard it and when I was subbing younger kids at school, I used that story to help them calm down or to 'fill time' if I needed a few extra minutes...Jack made up his own version of it, called Dunham Soup!! Leftovers in a can or two of Chicken Noodle Soup! Was always good, and a cheap easy meal for him.
Cat is acting crazy...I washed his soft plushy blanket, and put it back on the couch...he goes over, comes right back to where I am, loudly fusses at me...walks back to the couch...comes back.ETC. Finally went over there, picked him up and set him on his clean blanket, stood and petted him a bit....he seems to be ok now...Weird weird cat...
Roger I know you get tired of my shopping escapades...but today at the Mexican Market I had a learning experience....I've seen these light green small fat pods before but never knew what they were...well, today I read the price sign (I'm getting better at reading Spanish!) and they are fresh garbanzo beans!!! GREEN garbanzo beans. I will be educating myself tomorrow on exactly what to do next. Whole Foods on occasion would sell 'green garbanzo bean hummus' on their cold bar......and it was delicious...slight green color, not green as grass hummus. So, hopefully I can find out what I need to know to pull this off. Like do I dry them? roast them' use them fresh? hmmmmmm.
Also I got one open in the market, and they are not easy to open...or at least that one wasn't. There has to be an easy way to do that.
Saw a couple of my old gym members at the gym today that I hadn't seen in ages...so I spent well over an hour, more like nearly 2 hours, for 19 minutes of actual working out. But, my whole aim for going was to see if I could
work my watch....and that part went well.
Ok, have a kitchen to clean up....last night I found a recipe for Creamy Vegan white peppered gravy...you know like what came from the fried chicken skillet...also called milk gravy...Rice flour, unsweetened almond milk, pepper, a tad of salt, and rubbed sage... It is delicious...and I over ate. Made half a recipe...and ate darn near all of it. I have some 'fake sausage patties' in the freezer....this weekend I see sausage gravy over something....maybe biscuits, maybe rice, maybe just the heel of that loaf of Irish Bread on my kitchen counter??? Loved bread and gravy as a kid. (no wonder I was a chunky little kid). (Teen), Collegian), Mom, and Adult. geeze.
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I'm back home from walking and once again no money was found. The Temperature out the door was 21 degrees and once again the walking was OK. The Weather forecast for Friday, Saturday and Sunday are not looking all that promising after watching the latest forecast this morning.
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Have a Great Wednesday
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parityanimal wrote: »Howdy all y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! 2C/35F with an expected high of 10C/50F and 0% chance of precipitation.
Need to get felines fed and clean up yesterdays bowls. And I need to clear out the refrigerator so the repairman can come and take a look at it this afternoon. I got critical items moved out to the garage last night, either in the big freezer or the little refrigerator out there.
No Precipitation in our forecast until Thursday evening into Friday.
I do not recall You mentioning refrigerator problems, Luckily You had a backup way to preserve the contents. JUst from curiosity, did it just stop cooling ? Free estimate I hope.parityanimal wrote: »Easy veggie pasta.parityanimal wrote: »KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN BURGER VEGANparityanimal wrote: »Several vegan options.
The "Steak" Looks good however.parityanimal wrote: »One way to make hot water cornbread. I love hot water cornbread.
Thanks for the Videos, I'll be watching them in a little while
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »I watched the hot water cornbread. Never had, nor had I heard of it. Whoowee!!! Does look good, but she's made me terribly hungry. Going to fix my dinner. Should be back in a bit. WHOOWEE!!! LOL!!
That is my problem I see something that looks tasty and then I want something to eat that I shouldn't be eatingGardenKatGardens wrote: »This is 'Piggy Girl' going to finish up for the night. I watched 2 of the vid's Ed...the KC fried Seitan Chicken. I seriously doubt I'd go to the trouble to make myself that recipe, but it was well worth watching....learned a thing or 3 also. Brits have funny names for things...kitchen paper = paper towels...OK... and he put the broth on the hob. Now, I'd heard that before, but it had been quite awhile. Anyhow...will catch the other 2 video's tomorrow morning.
Roger...yeah I wasn't real comfy with the guy who was coughing...but on the other hand, not too many people go to the Doc. when they're healthy, eh?? AND "I have to wonder how many of today's young people even know what stone soup is..." Probably very few...I will have to remember to tell the Grandkids that story next time I'm over. My kids heard it and when I was subbing younger kids at school, I used that story to help them calm down or to 'fill time' if I needed a few extra minutes...Jack made up his own version of it, called Dunham Soup!! Leftovers in a can or two of Chicken Noodle Soup! Was always good, and a cheap easy meal for him.
I try and go to the doctors once a year for the Wellness Check, They draw blood, Do a EKG etc. Today's youths are being deprived by ignoring things because they are "old"Cat is acting crazy...I washed his soft plushy blanket, and put it back on the couch...he goes over, comes right back to where I am, loudly fusses at me...walks back to the couch...comes back.ETC. Finally went over there, picked him up and set him on his clean blanket, stood and petted him a bit....he seems to be ok now...Weird weird cat...
Roger I know you get tired of my shopping escapades...but today at the Mexican Market I had a learning experience....I've seen these light green small fat pods before but never knew what they were...well, today I read the price sign (I'm getting better at reading Spanish!) and they are fresh garbanzo beans!!! GREEN garbanzo beans. I will be educating myself tomorrow on exactly what to do next. Whole Foods on occasion would sell 'green garbanzo bean hummus' on their cold bar......and it was delicious...slight green color, not green as grass hummus. So, hopefully I can find out what I need to know to pull this off. Like do I dry them? roast them' use them fresh? hmmmmmm.
Also I got one open in the market, and they are not easy to open...or at least that one wasn't. There has to be an easy way to do that.
Actually I do not get tired, I learn things
Green Chickpeas, Interesting. FWIW I would think You would use them fresh, Otherwise why not look for dried ones and save the money ? Maybe You use them like the Sweet Peas, Pod and all ?Saw a couple of my old gym members at the gym today that I hadn't seen in ages...so I spent well over an hour, more like nearly 2 hours, for 19 minutes of actual working out. But, my whole aim for going was to see if I could
work my watch....and that part went well.
Ok, have a kitchen to clean up....last night I found a recipe for Creamy Vegan white peppered gravy...you know like what came from the fried chicken skillet...also called milk gravy...Rice flour, unsweetened almond milk, pepper, a tad of salt, and rubbed sage... It is delicious...and I over ate. Made half a recipe...and ate darn near all of it. I have some 'fake sausage patties' in the freezer....this weekend I see sausage gravy over something....maybe biscuits, maybe rice, maybe just the heel of that loaf of Irish Bread on my kitchen counter??? Loved bread and gravy as a kid. (no wonder I was a chunky little kid). (Teen), Collegian), Mom, and Adult. geeze.
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Sausage, Biscuits & Gravy, Yum. When We were at the diner last eating Brunch with a friend my brother asked what happened to the Sausage, Biscuits & Gravy and the Creamed Dry Beef on Toast with the new owners new menus. The waitress who must have been a fairly recent hire said we had that, That sounds good. The Menu seems to be a bit lower in the amount of selections The Food was good, Just less of a selection, I did not investigate to see if it was only the breakfasts or everything. I think Milk or cream goes into any gravy my brother makes.
Did You ever throw a couple of slices of bread into the Bacon Grease in the skillet ?
I think I will make a Lower sugar Oatmeal for breakfast as I'm feeling a bit cold even though the room is 70 degrees
Have a Nice Day
Roger0 -
Howdy y'all. -1C/30F with an expected high of 12C/54F and no chance of precipitation.
I am typing with the Dvorak keyboard layout, albeit slowly.
Need to clean up yesterday's cat bowls and feed the felines.
Refrigerator is all fixed and we didn't lose much.
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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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