The Old Folks Home

[Beer can]

And I would definitely try cotton candy grapes anyway, wonder what kind of wine they would make.....

 

[drumstick diva]

My brother loves Kaui coffee (dark kona blend), Panera Bread Coffee (Huh?) and Gloria Jeans - he hates Starsux with a passion, says it is bitter & burnt tasting. I don't care for coffee - don't hate me.

 

[drumstick diva]

Beercan no brainer, it would make Cotton candy wine - of course

 

[Alaskan]

Just reading that "cotton candy wine" and I start to get a combo head ache and jaw hurt.

 

[Beer can]

I should be able to get Seattle's Best coffee from work, never comes in, Maxwell House we get by the cases, cheap. Also
Gevalia, now that stuff tastes yummy, just like Dunkin donuts, and I get it from work less than half price, but still $ compared to Maxwell House. Max H doesn't work in the you fill k-cups, fine for drip, but no go for k, isn't ground fine enough, they do have k cups that are good. Gevalia works excellent in u-fill k-cups, fine ground and strong.

I never was fond of coffee either until recently, now I love it.

 

[Beer can]

Just reading that "cotton candy wine" and I start to get a combo head ache and jaw hurt.

Yeast should eat up most of the sugar, so maybe just a head ache? Lol..

 

[Alaskan]

Maybe it just sounds like barf city waiting to happen

 

[Woodsdweller]

Never been to barf city... by the sound of it... it's not gonna be on the places to go before death list.

 

[Lynn Manes]

I got the mothballs put out today, after I made sure the snake was nowhere around.  I don't really want to kill the snake, because black racers kill poisonous snakes, but I don't want it eating my eggs, and messing with my chickens either, so I will see how this goes.  The mothballs are very cheap, so it's not that big of a deal to get them and replenish on a regular basis.  I'm told it will keep the rodents at bay too.  They sell snake deterrent granules, proven effective,  at Home Depot in gallon sized containers for about $15.00 a container.  The active ingredient is naphthalene, which is the same active ingredient in mothballs, so in essence it's ground up mothballs at a big price.  The property owner is um, er, significantly less than a nice person, to put it mildly. 

On another note, I've got 4 loaves of Amish Friendship Bread baking in the oven.  My house smells delicious.

8 might try mothballs to try to deter rats then as we are having quite a problem with them. S8nce my chickens have a rather small free range space, I'll need to maybe put them in small mesh bags and hang them on the fence line where they seem to run, so the chickens won't come in contact with them.

 

[drumstick diva]

I doubt that will deter rats - dinner is more important to them than moth balls.