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fuzzi's "Gardens and Chickens...and Goats? Oh My!" Journal and More Thread
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We made some at our daughter's, left a quart for them and brought one home for us.
SteepedInSheep
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Strawberry rhubarb pie is the best. Your pie came out beautiful.
My grandfather liked to eat rhubarb cooked down but with NO sweetener.
My grandfather liked to eat rhubarb cooked down but with NO sweetener.
Yikes, I need it with extra strawberries and extra sugar...lolStrawberry rhubarb pie is the best. Your pie came out beautiful.
My grandfather liked to eat rhubarb cooked down but with NO sweetener.
SteepedInSheep
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Same! I have no idea how he could eat it like that. I like sour and tart things but not to that level.
Weak taste buds...lol...can't think of any other thing it could be. I'm a super taster, a little goes a long way.
Baymule
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When I put a roast in the crock pot, I put potatoes, carrots and onions on top. Then my vegetables are done too.
That's what I do too!
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I forgot to put the carrots in. Argh. I usually do.
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Okay, my thread, my mini-rant, NOT directed at anyone here, specifically. And rhetorical, no need to respond unless you want to.
I'm a happily transplanted Yankee, been in the Carolinas for almost 40 years. I can drive in snow, but since we rarely get snow, there's almost zero snow equipment. Most people have little experience driving in icy conditions, so I stay home.
All over the internet I see "Haha!" condescension from people in snowier areas of the country. Smug comments about the ability of some people in southern states to handle wintry driving gets wearisome. It's just not funny, nor needful.
Can't we stop the "I'm better than you" stuff?
I'm a happily transplanted Yankee, been in the Carolinas for almost 40 years. I can drive in snow, but since we rarely get snow, there's almost zero snow equipment. Most people have little experience driving in icy conditions, so I stay home.
All over the internet I see "Haha!" condescension from people in snowier areas of the country. Smug comments about the ability of some people in southern states to handle wintry driving gets wearisome. It's just not funny, nor needful.
Can't we stop the "I'm better than you" stuff?
