SHOW OFF YOUR YUM! Food Photography Thread

[Pork Pie]

It's neutered. The oldest grandson is allergic to nuts, especially walnuts.

In that case, I’d suggest hiding or gorging on that banana bread, if I were you

 

[cavemanrich]

Todays Cup Fashion Show entry. Background is cloudy rainy day,,,,,,,,,,,,, but not snow
My only dislike with snow,,,,,, is the shoveling, and slippery driving.

It is a map that is printed on cup. DD brought it for me when she visited there .

Breakfast is not always,,,,,,,,,,, this was runny

This was my dinner plate,,,,,,,,,,, I ate till my belli hurt

 

[Pork Pie]

Todays Cup Fashion Show entry. Background is cloudy rainy day,,,,,,,,,,,,, but not snow
My only dislike with snow,,,,,, is the shoveling, and slippery driving.
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It is a map that is printed on cup. DD brought it for me when she visited there .
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Breakfast is not always,,,,,,,,,,, this was runny
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This was my dinner plate,,,,,,,,,,, I ate till my belli hurt
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I don’t blame you eating till your belly hurt - no pain- no gain

 

[cavemanrich]

I don’t blame you eating till your belly hurt - no pain- no gain

I use that line ALL THE TIME.
I also use the term WASTED, Even though I do not consume adult beverages.

 

[N F C]

Do you think legal or not makes a difference Thank goodness bison-riding accidents where you live are likely more common, but invole fewer fatalities?

I read the results of a UK national survey that stated up to 40% of people under 25 years don’t drink alcohol. That’s well and good, but it didn’t go on to mention the others “things” that they took, in its place

Yes, I do think that legalizing it made a difference. At least in Denver, that's where my parents lived 40+ years. It changed so quickly...people moved there in throngs, housing cost went straight up, traffic got way worse.

The only bison I've seen in WY was up north in Yellowstone National Park back in September. When I lived in KS, there were some near-by ranches where they were being raised so saw them there a lot more.

 

[Pork Pie]

Yes, I do think that legalizing it made a difference. At least in Denver, that's where my parents lived 40+ years. It changed so quickly...people moved there in throngs, housing cost went straight up, traffic got way worse.

The only bison I've seen in WY was up north in Yellowstone National Park back in September. When I lived in KS, there were some near-by ranches where they were being raised so saw them there a lot more.

Thanks for the feedback - very interesting how legalising things can change situations. I never thought for a second how it would result in house price increases and financially chase people out of their places of birth etc. Most certainly food for thought, all that It’s amazing how something so seemingly unimportant can have such ramifications (though if one thinks about it - it is )

 

[N F C]

Thanks for the feedback - very interesting how legalising things can change situations. I never thought for a second how it would result in house price increases and financially chase people out of their places of birth etc. Most certainly food for thought, all that It’s amazing how something so seemingly unimportant can have such ramifications (though if one thinks about it - it is )

Interesting to watch...from afar!

DH & I helped my mom get her house on the market in 2015. Weird experience, we had realtors lined up wanting to list it because their inventory was so low. The buyers were way out numbering the sellers. After the bidding war was over, Mom was able to sell her house in just 3 days for a lot more than it was appraised at. Which is great for a seller but not such a great situation for buyers.

Oh well, big cities. Not my favorite places anyway!

 

[Pork Pie]

Interesting to watch...from afar!

DH & I helped my mom get her house on the market in 2015. Weird experience, we had realtors lined up wanting to list it because their inventory was so low. The buyers were way out numbering the sellers. After the bidding war was over, Mom was able to sell her house in just 3 days for a lot more than it was appraised at. Which is great for a seller but not such a great situation for buyers.

Oh well, big cities. Not my favorite places anyway!

Sorry, I meant “interesting” not in a flippant way since i have never lived in a place where such things have become legal, I have never been exposed to the ramifications. In other contexts i most certainly do, e.g. the wealthy London peeps buying property in our national parks and in doing so destroying communities and villages, thus the very essence of the national parks.

Sharing experiences from across the globe with each other is one of the great things about this site - always something to learn and appreciate

I also dislike city living

 

[igorsMistress]

Yes, I do think that legalizing it made a difference. At least in Denver, that's where my parents lived 40+ years. It changed so quickly...people moved there in throngs, housing cost went straight up, traffic got way worse.

The only bison I've seen in WY was up north in Yellowstone National Park back in September. When I lived in KS, there were some near-by ranches where they were being raised so saw them there a lot more.

Now see, I explain this customers and they don't get it. People can be be so blind. And dumb...

 

[Pork Pie]

Now see, I explain this customers and they don't get it. People can be be so blind. And dumb...

Well, thanks for putting me right in my place