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Those were very sweet apples. The drying concentrated the flavor and sweetness. They were like eating candy.

I am vaguely remembering that she said Dan is blond.

There is only me here so there is no need to go overboard on drying anything. I need my canned tomatoes.

Yeah, well I got to meet the lovely Cindy in person.

Nope, but I didn't know any better and we do have low humidity here.

Don't you need to get that done within the next 12 days? Mine expires this year too. Fortunately I can renew by mail. I have it all ready to go and will drop it in the mailbox the next time I go to town.

If I ever get a crop of apricots, I will get a dehydrator. Back in '71, there was a small orchard where I lived. One particular tree produced apples about 3 times the size of small crabapples. They were very sweet. I peeled, cored and sliced them. I then hung them in the basement on a...

If I am remembering correctly, you looked just fine without make-up. Too many women use far too much make-up. If make-up is done properly, it should not be noticeable.

Why, do you want to see my fish?

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Diabetic, chips are 100% carbohydrate which instantly converts to glucose.

Disgusting phony almond milk.

Ours were usually Holsteins with an occasional Ayrshire and Jersey thrown in.

They are an F1 hybrid. It means that once the packet runs out of seeds that I am screwed. I ripped Burpee's for discontinuing them. They suggested a bunch of garbage plants that cannot compare favorably at all.

I enjoy the simplicity of my goldfish pond except when it comes time to thin out the reeds. The goldfish are self sustaining and live off what is in the pond. I do not feed them. If someone wants some, I will set a trap and give away whatever I catch.

I love a really good French Onion Dip but that requires chips to enjoy and they are on my verboten list.

The 3" ones are Goliath Giant and the 4" ones are the discontinued Northern Exposure. I have to go with short season tomatoes here.

Death Camas looks more like a hyacinth than it looks like wild onions. Death Camas Prairie Onion