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This heart-rending song was released at a most difficult time in my life. I have tried to avoid listening to it. At the end of today's exercise 30 minutes, YouTube caught me by surprise.

Were dishes originating from an Indian cuisine typical at your family table, HeirloomGal? Or, do I misunderstand? Some very tasty food has that origin 😊 . Steve

Fruity Cuties and Golden Grahams in the bowl with a banana, persimmon on the side with the oolong. Very early lab appointment this AM with the chance of snow. Weather Service has done a reasonable job of assuring us that the drive can be completed before the sprinkles begin. The question is...

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It's okay to quibble, @flowerbug Trying to convince oneself of easy answers is a path to self-deception. The important parts are, yes, the other two.

Maybe you would agree with this video. (We could use some help from @Nyboy :rainbowflower) https://alwayspets.com/s/least-obedient-dog-breeds-in-the-world I once lived in a neighborhood with both a Chow Chow and an Akita at separate homes. I can testify that they were a problem for the...

Except for the family, I did too. And, it was! Thought of @Dirtmechanic :D

I made oyster dressing once. The reaction from others was such as to convince me to never do it again! Totally messed up the rue for the gravy. Too little cook-down of drippings and lumping mean I was stirring, beating ... removing! Some semblance of smooth and I had little to reduce with...

Hoodat would be over 90 about now.

A few years ago, I found this information on the University of Maryland website. It creates a little clarity in a diverse Green(s) World. https://marylandgrows.umd.edu/2023/02/03/beyond-broccoli-a-brassica-series/ And, here is the Brassica series: LINK

Swiping at snow with a trowel ... Yesterday on the backsteps, i managed to throw slush in my left shoe on a backstroke with the broom 😰! Proper tool handling lessons are best with proper experiences.

If you are venturing into the Asian brassicas, HeirloomGal, some of my favorites might interest you. The Yukina Savoy is very likely to be worth a try. Reading @Decoy1 's description reminds me that I found tatsoi to be just too small of a garden green. I like milder greens and listed a few of...

I woke this morning from a dream about this place. Yes, it is just a place in the mountains; no one lives there. Over 8,000 feet in the mountains of Utah, the Weather Service tells us about the extreme cold in "Peter Sinks" all the time. Often, it has coldest temperature in the 48 contiguous...