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Trolls with grass skirts are a humourism is some climates and surroundings!

It is that bating dance that makes their counter spirits a bit numb ... thus rebates, etc. Clean sweeps ...

Secular manifestations can be messy ...
 
Good morning! Craft sales, grandkids and gnomes, and all the rest of life that happens over the weekend! We carry it with us to the Coffee Cart, for chatting, supporting, and drinking warm morning beverages. The Cart is up and running, coffee is perked, tea water hot. Come on in and join in!

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Thank God we got through another Sunday! Although the message was did look at materialism from the perspective of a singular talent ...

A minimalist view compared to some blinded carriers of great desire to multiply wealth beyond imagination ... all in the head some say!

Thus head man ... building steam for the big event ... the imp*logion as the imps lose ... loess ... and the underdog keeps losing ground?
 
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Love your gnomes, Mrs. A.!

Big guy took me out for dinner last night. Noodles, yum. And in celebratory news, it looks like we (No Frills - Unifor Local) will not be going on strike this week, which is encouraging.
 
BetteTheRed said:
Love your gnomes, Mrs. A.!

Big guy took me out for dinner last night. Noodles, yum. And in celebratory news, it looks like we (No Frills - Unifor Local) will not be going on strike this week, which is encouraging.
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Was there ever a list of affected stores anywhere? Our main Western grocery is a No Frills and we weren't sure if it was going to be affected. There's also a Loblaws and a Food Basics in reasonable range so we wouldn't have been stuck or anything, just inconvenienced.
 
Good morning! Welcome once again to the Coffee Cart, where we chat over all the happenings and thoughts, find and offer support, and partake in hot beverages. Whether it be dinners or craft sales, health or labour issues, or anything else, we gather in community to talk it over. Come on in and join the discussions!

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And we see in the news that mystery disease is spreading to dogs in the form of mystery illness ...

This raises queries about mysteries from all perspectives due to the concern of the dog ... dogma, or just irrational will of the populace going against the executive powers? Is a populace best represented in a paradigmatic curve? Sometime observed as a bell ringing icon?

Many have no powers of perception of much outside their hard places due to blinding experiences ... some in the dark others in a great flash as in critical moments of exchange of wha'? Aye man ... that was seminal ... allowing for how such sacraments are exchanged ... in solitude. Salvation of a blended ribbon ... i.e. genetic chaos ... as a base for quanta states that resolve in NU birth of things to bug yah ... like roosters approach ... the Kook*A*Rat*Cha ... as declared by some delightful lives bungled in a flash ...

May resemble the story of the One That Flew Over the Kook Oz Nest ... stories do cover up for a lot of artificial know-how ... that some folk just make-up without query or question about what it is based upon ... like it was nothing ... for all we know for sure! (which isn't much from what I've observed from out there; me being eliminated from mostly everything)

A complaint? No I am happy to see the results from afar as they blow ... me being so deep into alien words the ordinary folk cannot find me ... it is abstract down here! That's ultimately black ... like views of the cosmos! Distracting ...
 
Light frost and minus 8 here. I will use today to bake bread and start preparing for the service on December 17. 10 days until we leave for Mexico.
 
Oh Baccious ... where in Hebrew the "B" and "v" can be easily translipped in a script ... thus vaccious as thoughts are stripped down for the critical time that's coming ... no one will baccus up on the carrying out of what's disliked ... thus cumulative Y's Dem ... hated demos by the emperor type?

Hover spins a grand myth to congress about anti social behaviour ... and they suck it up ... Ho ever ...

You have to admit life is an experience ... for carpetbaggers! Novel eh?
 
Finished off my last loaf of bread. The last two bakes were heavy breads so making Italian style bread today. Might have French toast for breakfast tomorrow. Baking bread seems like the right thing to do on a wintery day. Squash soup and biscuits for supper tonight. Even if we give away most of our squash, we should still be able to have squash soup a couple of times a month this winter. Had roasted squash and stuffed pork chops for supper last night. The larger squash on the ledge in front of our fireplace should make enough soup for a couple of meals. Most of our squash is in the cold room. I gave about 20# to the church on Sunday.
 
jimkenney12 said:
Baking bread seems like the right thing to do on a wintery day.
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I use a bread machine but kind of got out of it during the flour shortages in the pandemic. Keep thinking about starting up again but I don't really eat much bread so it would really just be going back to bread for my breakfasts (I'm eating cereal with nuts and berries these days).

jimkenney12 said:
Squash soup and biscuits for supper tonight.
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That sounds majorly delicious. I love squash soups, esp. butternut. We sometimes have work meetings in the clubhouse at a golf course just North of my home and their butternut squash soup is to die for.

Walked out to my car this morning and barely kept my footing. We apparently had light freezing rain in my part of London overnight. Fortunately, the area around my car was okay, probably because it all ended up on the car, which I had to scrape. No weather warnings or advisories of any kind or I might have been more prepared. Now they are warning there could be more this afternoon and evening. Lovely.
 
jimkenney12 said:
Finished off my last loaf of bread. The last two bakes were heavy breads so making Italian style bread today. Might have French toast for breakfast tomorrow. Baking bread seems like the right thing to do on a wintery day. Squash soup and biscuits for supper tonight. Even if we give away most of our squash, we should still be able to have squash soup a couple of times a month this winter. Had roasted squash and stuffed pork chops for supper last night. The larger squash on the ledge in front of our fireplace should make enough soup for a couple of meals. Most of our squash is in the cold room. I gave about 20# to the church on Sunday.
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We made a big batch of butternut squash soup with apples and carrots two weeks ago. Froze some of it....love it!
 
We dont have a cold room. I've tried a few alternative locations in the house/garage but nothing that I have tired works like a cold room.
My parents had one. Surprisingly, our previous house built in the 1920s didn't. This house built in the 70s doesn't.
 
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