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My bar is 20 miles WNW of Flori-bama, maybe more if you avoid the $3.50 toll on Beach Express. I live 4 miles east of Doc Holliday's.Damn Ernie remind me never to play poker with you... Glad you had a good night. How far away from you is the Flora-bama? Try not to work to hard...
OK, zoo it is. You'll actually see more indigenous critters, just in a less natural setting. Dinner downtown in a decent restaurant. Let me know what kind of chow you all prefer. I was looking at a nice river raft trip. I took my parents on a nice half-day float years ago, and I had my arm in a cast then. It all depends on how much time you guys have.Excellent! That's a regular day off and no school, so I have all day. There's a zoo, or a more natural animal park. We might drive to Talkeetna for the views of Denali, if you haven't had that pleasure yet. Of course, weather can be a factor. What kind of things interest y'all?Looks like we will be in Anchorage on May 30th, all day. What shall we do???
Nothing too athletic, the views of Denali sound great. My husband votes for the zoo over the natural animal park.. I don't really care, just someplace I haven't been before and we have zoos here.
Excellent! That's a regular day off and no school, so I have all day. There's a zoo, or a more natural animal park. We might drive to Talkeetna for the views of Denali, if you haven't had that pleasure yet. Of course, weather can be a factor. What kind of things interest y'all?Looks like we will be in Anchorage on May 30th, all day. What shall we do???
Nothing too athletic, the views of Denali sound great. My husband votes for the zoo over the natural animal park.. I don't really care, just someplace I haven't been before and we have zoos here.
But I would imagine you would have to walk the zoo--making it through our Rio Grande Zoo here is a pretty good hike. Most natural animal parks you can drive through.
It's been all of us at one time or another.
Yep, it's me.
Good News, I've had a major cold for the past week so I should be over it by cruise time... Love looking on the bright side.
No change in the Vigil list and I'm too wiped out tonight to do much. I'm headed for bed with my sore back. Sleep well all and tomorrow is. . . a day.
That goes on in many Oriental countries. It's just that Korean women were the ones I saw do it.You can hear that louse pop clear across the room.When I was stationed in Korea in 63-64 the women would pick lice out of one another's hair, crack it between their thumbnails and lick it off and swallow it. I never got a chance to smell mashed lice though.There's some kind of beetle up here, looks like a Japanese beetle, when you crush it, it smells just like cilantro. I have to confess, I've not made a taste test.Yes actually, forgot that one. Can't make salsa and pico de gallo without it!
It doesn't really have much flavor to me, so I don't use it often.
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There's some kind of beetle up here, looks like a Japanese beetle, when you crush it, it smells just like cilantro. I have to confess, I've not made a taste test.No 'see-lan-troe'... ?I rarely use all called for in a lot of recipes but there are a few that are absolutely necessary. Which do you grow?
I like to grow thyme (or rosemary - they taste similar to me), basil, sage, parsley.
Yes actually, forgot that one. Can't make salsa and pico de gallo without it!
It doesn't really have much flavor to me, so I don't use it often.
... whaaaaaaaaaaaat?No 'see-lan-troe'... ?I rarely use all called for in a lot of recipes but there are a few that are absolutely necessary. Which do you grow?
I like to grow thyme (or rosemary - they taste similar to me), basil, sage, parsley.
Yes actually, forgot that one. Can't make salsa and pico de gallo without it!
It doesn't really have much flavor to me, so I don't use it often.
I use such things as a garnish or for some color in most instances.
In southern Indiana we really get the crappy side of seasons on both sides.
Even though we are far north of the Gulf, it is the main driver of the weather here. So in the summer it is plenty humid. Nothing to be 90 degrees with a dewpoint 70 or above. It's like hot soup.
Winters are wildly all over the place here. We will often get a 70 degree day in December...but within 24 hrs it could be in the teens with freezing rain.
The best time here is the fall, but it is painfully brief. We have legendary fall weather here, with people visiting parks here from all over the U.S. In September we can have low humidity, breezy 70 degree days down in the 50's at night for the entire month and into October. So we may only get 30-40 really nice weather days a year.
When I retire, I am absolutely moving elsewhere...just not sure where.
