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There is more kitchenware in my kitchen than I had originally given Roomie credit for. How did I not notice there was a blender? I see fruit smoothies in my future. (Just fruit and ice, though. Not doing the yogurt blend a la Ari.)
I made pinto beans tonight. And by "made" I mean "did that process called soaking but didn't actually do anything else with them before eating them." I mean, this is me we're talking about after all. I had meant to put avocados on the grocery list, though. (Qdoba is turning me into a fan.)
It's Farmers' Market season -- and more importantly, I'm trying to consume less packaged food. What's in season currently? Is there a website that would tell me this?
Also:
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Oh, Lorraine, due to busyness, I only got your package mailed out this morning.
I had a ton of stamps but can't find them in my boxes (yes, mom; I hear you shaming me), so now I have a box of Crops of the Americas stamps.
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Despite all the stuff I could (justifiably) whine about, I'm in a really good mood.
I made pinto beans tonight. And by "made" I mean "did that process called soaking but didn't actually do anything else with them before eating them." I mean, this is me we're talking about after all. I had meant to put avocados on the grocery list, though. (Qdoba is turning me into a fan.)
It's Farmers' Market season -- and more importantly, I'm trying to consume less packaged food. What's in season currently? Is there a website that would tell me this?
Also:
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Oh, Lorraine, due to busyness, I only got your package mailed out this morning.
I had a ton of stamps but can't find them in my boxes (yes, mom; I hear you shaming me), so now I have a box of Crops of the Americas stamps.
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Despite all the stuff I could (justifiably) whine about, I'm in a really good mood.
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Date: 2006-06-18 07:12 am (UTC)And when heirloom tomatoes come into season, just slice them up and eat them with a sprinkle of salt, pepper and olive oil. They're so tasty you don't even need the basil or mozzarella, though that never hurts! I never used to be a tomato fan till I had locally-grown, non-shipped heirlooms, which are remarkably fruity and not at all like gross, mushy, mealy, tasteless tomatoes.