Mildly sweet. To me, a bit like an not quite ripe honeydew.
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Mildly sweet. To me, a bit like an not quite ripe honeydew.
The are like a bazillion of the tiniest needles you've ever been stuck with.
Uh...Crash....There's a mushroom cloud behind you. Just sayin'....
Drive faster!
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Home grown tomato, home grown sprouts. Dark rye bread.
YUM, & healthy, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1stimestar
Now if that were me posting it, I'd catch all kinds of hell especially from 2D and Ken. :innocent:
And if it was 2D posting it, it would be covered in bacon.Quote:
Originally Posted by BENESSE
Wouldn't surprise me if he named his son Bacon. It's a southern thing too, using a last name for first...why, no one down there would give it a second thought.
I think I'm channeling 2D when I say....Quote:
Originally Posted by BENESSE
10 years ago we had Johnny Cash, Bob Hope and Steve Jobs. Now we have no Cash, no Hope and no Jobs.
Please don't let Kevin Bacon die.
Hahaha oh no!
If I had some bacon already cooked, I really would have put it on there, of course.
This little guy greeted me this morning when I was walking in to work.
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Originally Posted by 1stimestar
Looks tasty and healthy! Wish I liked sprouts, as they are so very good for you. I just can't get over the texture. :p
1stimester I think you could take molded bread and rotten mushrooms and make them look like a delicacy! That actually looks very good!Quote:
Originally Posted by 1stimestar
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Primehook National Wildlife Refuge from 13 Curves bridge.
Archery opening weekend.
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Aw thanks. Hahhaha I have many talents...Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildthang
Sandhill Cranes and Canada Geese on their way south.
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ETA, oh, there aren't any geese in this picture.
That is really cool. We didn't see flocks of sandhills when we were up there and we are not on their migratory flight path. That would be cool to see. Thanks for posting.