Thread: things that are different

AlyKat (with her insider knowledge) sent me a similar link last year! Helluva deal. We already own Seasons 1 and 3 (but not two?) - which are at sug's house because we never watch them - plus the entire series is on hulu.com , i believe. The DVD extras are pretty great, though.

My mother used to buy soup bones all the time because she loved to scoop out the marrow with a spoon and eat it. I remember as a very small child, that being allow to suck the marrow out of the soup bones* was a treat - like licking the mixing spoons when making cake. peace & childhood indulgences t

I'm working on a blog that I plan to announce on 1 January. It's just something that I'm doing as a kind of self motivation thing. I would like to ask that all of you visit it and give me some feedback on the design, colors, format, etc. The content right now is just random posts and some fun links but when I launch it I will remove most of them (with the exception of the first one) and begin fresh....

Worth a trip, yes. Dunno if it's All.That. yet, but definitely worth checking out and getting stuff from. And of course, if you have a specific day in mind and it's around lunchtime, I could arrange to be there, too! -synchronicity

didn't you just say you'd like toast rather than a sandwich nah...he still has chicken, goat cheese, a tapenade, some red peppers...nice! lashings of grated parmesan lashings!

Er Hammy, didn't you just say you'd like toast rather than a sandwich? I bought some tapenade with capers which was a tad too salty for me as a dip. Mixed it up with a hint of sambal olek and served it over penne pasta with lashings of grated parmesan. Ate so much I had to lay flat to let it digest. That worked well until big fat lazy black cat thought my stomach an ideal place to snooze.

I remember as a very small child, that being allow to suck the marrow out of the soup bones* was a treat - like licking the mixing spoons when making cake. We should both get some marrow spoons! http://tinyurl.com/ybwmc6e

I love marrow! We ate it out of soup bones, too. There's a Spanish dish called cocido that has whole vegetables and whole soup bones in it that I love and the marrow is in those bones, too. (It's kind of the Spanish version of New England boiled dinner, with the broth included). The strangest food I've ever eaten has been roasted grasshoppers. I took a survival class back in college and we tried them "just in...

I read it as "I question loving God" and thought that was the statement made. :-) Minxie

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