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Outpourings / Re: Pancakes?
« Last post by Mince on February 17, 2021, 09:37:12 AM »He's becoming vegan.
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« Last post by Tarquin Thunderthighs lll on February 16, 2021, 09:15:43 PM »Was that today? I totally forgot.
I cooked tempeh & kimchi fried rice today. I shall make a point of having tamarind chickpea curry & chickpea pancakes tomorrow!
I'm serious...my daughter got me a voucher for Mindful Chef...
https://www.mindfulchef.com/
I cooked tempeh & kimchi fried rice today. I shall make a point of having tamarind chickpea curry & chickpea pancakes tomorrow!
I'm serious...my daughter got me a voucher for Mindful Chef...
https://www.mindfulchef.com/
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« Last post by Diane CBPFC on February 16, 2021, 08:14:48 PM »Did you remember to have your pancakes today?
I love the crepe ones with oodles of lemon juice
I love the crepe ones with oodles of lemon juice
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Outpourings / Re: Cabin Fever?
« Last post by Diane CBPFC on February 13, 2021, 05:54:55 PM »I can see you have put a lot of thought into that Mince, English is pretty weird eh.
Today is supposed to be our break in the weather but it is still -25 with a wind chill of -37 Maybe tomorrow? The birds were singing more this morning so maybe they feel the end is in sight.
We too get power outages. For some reason in Canada they buried the phone lines and have the power lines strung on posts along the roads. This means that every time someone slides off the road and hits one, or we have an ice storm or someone takes one out with a tractor, the power goes out for several square miles. We have been without power for up to 48 hours and do have a gas (petrol) generator that will run a few things.
I thought I would celebrate the Lunar new year yesterday and made these terrific chocolate Ox cookies
I would really like to get to town soon.
Today is supposed to be our break in the weather but it is still -25 with a wind chill of -37 Maybe tomorrow? The birds were singing more this morning so maybe they feel the end is in sight.
We too get power outages. For some reason in Canada they buried the phone lines and have the power lines strung on posts along the roads. This means that every time someone slides off the road and hits one, or we have an ice storm or someone takes one out with a tractor, the power goes out for several square miles. We have been without power for up to 48 hours and do have a gas (petrol) generator that will run a few things.
I thought I would celebrate the Lunar new year yesterday and made these terrific chocolate Ox cookies
I would really like to get to town soon.
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Outpourings / Re: Cabin Fever?
« Last post by Mince on February 12, 2021, 01:35:02 PM »Today is the 6th day of very cold temps here in a row
I love how the word row can rhyme with 'now' and 'slow', and yet mostly the brain picks up which one from the context.
I remember reading an article about a husband and wife who were heading for divorce: "All that was left was bitterness and rowing." And I thought that it was good that they at least got a lot of exercise together.
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« Last post by Diane CBPFC on February 12, 2021, 12:47:59 AM »Today is the 6th day of very cold temps here in a row - I have been wearing two sweaters in the house and forcing myself to go outside. You know its cold when the school busses aren't running and it is too cold for the penguins to be let outside at the zoo. A general rule of life for me is that if it is too cold for penguins its too cold for me.
We should be back to our mild winter again tomorrow, when we will be staying home because of covid instead of staying home so our body parts don't snap off.
We should be back to our mild winter again tomorrow, when we will be staying home because of covid instead of staying home so our body parts don't snap off.
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« Last post by Tarquin Thunderthighs lll on February 10, 2021, 11:47:00 AM »Put on a few pounds and threw away yoghurt. Go away! 
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« Last post by Mince on February 10, 2021, 09:33:43 AM »I lost a stone and took up yoga. How did you do? 
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« Last post by Tarquin Thunderthighs lll on February 09, 2021, 02:25:49 PM »The dark times not only have a light at the end of the tunnel with vaccine herd immunity in a few months, but a light within the tunnel, namely:
- people more in touch with family
- carbon emissions reduced worldwide
- essential workers appreciated
- more sleep (apparently 17 more minutes a day on average)
- more people able to work from home
- good hygiene back in fashion
- decade of advances in vaccines and other medicine
- board games making a comeback
- parents discovering whether homeschooling was workable
- people losing weight and becoming fitter and healthier
- everyone pausing to reconsider what they took for granted
But most importantly the pandemic was the perfect opportunity to:
- practise and prepare for a much much worse pandemic.
I hate you.
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« Last post by Roger Kettle on February 08, 2021, 10:26:32 PM »I've just googled Basilone and it's an astonishing story.
I read Ambrose's "Band of Brothers" and watched the TV series---both were excellent. I knew about Ambrose because of his book called "Crazy Horse and Custer". Once again, I can't be bothered to check but I seem to recall some charges of plagiarism being levelled against Ambrose. Anyway, I've always been impressed by his writing.
I read Ambrose's "Band of Brothers" and watched the TV series---both were excellent. I knew about Ambrose because of his book called "Crazy Horse and Custer". Once again, I can't be bothered to check but I seem to recall some charges of plagiarism being levelled against Ambrose. Anyway, I've always been impressed by his writing.