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I love homemade macaroni and cheese!

Isn't that an adapter for an old 45 record so you can play it on a record player that accepts only a smaller center hole?

I'm curious, what is everyone's favorite bean for beauty!? I know this is a difficult if not impossible question! It would be fun tho to hear the name of your faves and see a pic of that favorite bean!

You've seen purple, red, white, and yellow carrots, but did you know black carrots are a thing too? They don't sound tempting do they!? I also learned that long ago carrots were grown for their leaves and seeds and the roots were not tasty at that point. I think they wanted the leaves because...

I wonder if they ever find music in those old digs!?

Whar was your favorite bean this year!?

On today's date January 10, 1949, RCA introduced the 45 RPM record. I had lots of these as a kid!

Oh how I love love love garden tomatoes!

This morning I'm having Belgian waffles with garden strawberries from the freezer and whipped cream. I'm also enjoying a large cup of coffee! Oh boy! What a way to begin the day!

I'm going to plant lots of herbs - thyme, basil, rosemary, oregano, mint, and chives. I always plant cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, grn onions, snow peas, radishes, Swiss Chard, some flowers, and a couple pumpkins. I'm excited just thinking about it!

All of that snow sounds kinda fun if you don't have to drive in it! Are you going to build a snowman? The last one I built was five years ago. I think it's time again!

I remember using a 15 cent stamp to mail a postcard and paying .35 cents for an ice cream cone at Thrify's in CA.

You are a good lamb mamma! 😍

How neat! I didn't know you made up the name! (Good name BTW!) Are most of the bean names I see on this forum made up by the growers?

On this day in 1963 1st class postage was raised from 4 cents to 5 cents! Can you imagine that!?

Those Cold Creek beans remind me of Holstein cows! Do you eat those or just collect them for their beauty?

Me too! I would love to have a greenhouse!

My parents live in a strict association where they aren't aloud to plant anything outside and they also cant hang things like beautiful wind chimes in their porch!

I use the Oxford comma as well.

Why not? Do you live in a place with a strict homeowners association?