Kiki's WeekEND Home Made Goodie Goodness

[R2elk]

DS just ran out for fresh tomatoes (mine are all big and beautiful ... and bright, bright GREEN!) so we can make fried Spam sandwiches. If the Farm Market is still open, he'll have good 'meters ... and I just may skip the Spam altogether!

There is nothing wrong with fried green tomatoes. I even have my maternal grandmother's recipe for green tomato pie.

 

[CSAchook]

Beautiful set up and pretty girl!
Natural wood structures and pretty rocks are some of my favorite things about aquariums, well, besides pretty fish.

I have a small tank ATM...when (if) I can ever finish redoing the floors the critters are destined to go in the eventual big tank set up.

What kind of fishies in your tank?

 

[MROO]

I have no idea how to do that

ZHeesh, Girl ... What ARE we going to do with you?

 

[MROO]

There is nothing wrong with fried green tomatoes. I even have my maternal grandmother's recipe for green tomato pie.

Love them, too ... but nothing beats a "juice running down your arm" tomato sandwich ... and that's hard to get with green tomatoes, fried or not!

 

[Kiki]

I love Kiki!

This made me laugh out loud.

 

[MROO]

**pats feather**
Bless your heart.

And we ALL know what that translates to, right?

 

[R2elk]

It's all I can do not to tear into the fresh bread. I'm like Pavlov's dog whenever I smell a hint of the good stuff.
My maters are still small and green right now, but the roma beans are coming on well.

My 3" tomatoes are turning ripe every day. My 4" tomatoes are about a week away.

 

[CSAchook]

Fish are friends, not food!

Definitely not food. But I fear my fish and I have a very one-sided friendship

 

[electrycmonk]

Are the sodium chloride pools hard to maintain? If we ut in a pool ... and if we decide we're staying here, we will ... I'd LOVE to do salt-water!

From the public info I had researched the Achilles heel is making sure that you use stainless steel fittings where steel comes into contact with the pipes and flow that are not plastic.

As for maintaining, in some data I did have the cost of materials was less.

A fun bit of trivia, you can increase the salinity level and increase your natural bouncy in the water. Think about that fun bonus.

One site that has been often referenced was a Penn. Public pool system for over a few decades showed the ROI to be well worth it as community also seemed to have less health worries as well? Granted it's been 4-5 years since I'd read all that stuff when I learned a nearby City rec center was going to put in a salt-water pool system for indoor and outdoor pools.

 

[MROO]

Nahhh I got these at the grocery store

Dan works at the grocery store, too?