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View attachment 1278422 Happy anniversary to you & your DH Michelle!
One of the worst messes was when a pyrex baking pan Cracked into pieces in a 400 degree oven with a chicken in it! Smoke, juice and glass all over the oven...Sorry about the roaster!Yep, accurate picture! I just had to clean up a mess in the kitchen...not from the cats. I left a ham out last night to thaw and put it in a roaster this morning with some water. The roaster apparently has a hole in it. I’m glad I hadn’t put it in the fridge yet or I would have had a worse mess. The cats were happily licking up ham juice this morning. Now I know why I had a horrid mess in my oven last week when I cooked a roast....thought it boiled over and I’m usually very careful about adding to much liquid and oven was at 300*. Good thing I have 2 roasters. Time for some coffee before I have to reheat or go back to bed![]()
It sounds like they are just covering their bases. The origins of the Japanese/Coturnix quail seem to be a bit murky. All proper quail are Coturnix something or other, but the Japanese quail has been named the Coturnix quail because people didn't like calling it 'Japanese' when there's apparently European quail blood in the mix (Coturnix coturnix). Yet they could well be the same species as the quail do migrate between Asian countries and Europe.
The Chinese Blue Breasted quail (Coturnix chinensis) aka Button quail aka King quail (depending on where in the world you are) is the smaller one.
It can get confusing I agree! To be even more confusing the true Button quail is actually not a quail but a 'Hemipodes' - they are small, quail-like birds that are distantly related to cranes and rails.
The Japanese quail are very sweet birds if they are brought up right, and Cap is correct in saying they are often friendlier than chickens. They are so docile and sweet and they are so different to the Button quail chicks - so much calmer and slower and chill.
Good morning all!
Jae made my head spin with the quail post, need another cup of coffee now...back in a bit!
Good morning Debby, I need to start the coffee and feed the cats as they are summoning me. The Siamese will not stay out of my face.
They sure know how to boss us around, don't they DMC?
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I've been thinking of Blooie this morning. There's a note on my desk calendar that she & Ken are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary (Feb. 29th is the actual date).
Wherever she is/whatever she is doing today, I hope she's well and happy. So just in case, @Blooie best wishes on your anniversary and I wish you both many more!
The students here go to Lake Shasta up out of Redding California and rent house boats!Slightly random question: anyone know what Idaho is like this time of year? Or not just Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Washington, Oregon, etc. Too.
My spring break is March 12-17th although I don't have classes Friday plus the weekends so really it's more like March 9-18th haha but that's just the official time school is closed.
But yeah.
I've always wanted to go out west.
Probably kind of last minute to book I suppose? And probably bad weather?
My parents are obsessed with Florida or a cruise but I just really don't want to do that. I feel like we always go to Florida. I would rather go somewhere new.
But if it's bad weather out west this time of year, I don't want to waste ky money and I guess some of the parks in Florida might be fun.
Or maybe there is another good spot to go?
The students here go to Lake Shasta up out of Redding California and rent house boats!
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There are smaller house boats that are Family size.That sounds fun! And I've never been to California.
I'm not really a partier though
Meanwhile my brother is going to like Peru for spring break or somewhere down there and went to New Orleans for Mardi Gras etc. etc.