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I heard of someone finding a lizard's head in a bag of frozen peas. I don't this individual personally but he is known to family members.

True story, I was told.
 
Years and years ago, when I was dating my now-husband we both belonged to a car club, and we would go "ice dicing" on Puslinch Lake, in Ontario.

It is a bit like this item, though, we only allowed one car on the ice at a time, or two with no passing.
So much fun!

I learned how to drive in various snow conditions, and the importance of the right tires, and a car with weight.

 
Good morning! For foreign objects in food, for ice dicing, for some new emojis, and for all the other stuff that arises, the Coffee Cart is here to meet and chat about everything. All is ready, the coffee fresh and tea water boiling; come join in!

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I was reading an Elizabeth George novel last night and a young girl in the story reported that she believed that male genitals looked like fig leaves because that is what she saw in art museums ...

Is that re leaf in the nut ... jaerd? With relocation of the icons you can make anything out of some ink lines ... wiggles? Creative or just the hated abstract by those absolutely hard set? Icons, signs and symbols are fantastic ...
 
Aiya alassëa!

Well I am beginning my new life in a new place

Goin closer to a lot of you

To a small lakeside mountain hamlet full of creative types, where there is no.demarcation line between the human and non-human

Very much like Twin Peaks or the town from Northern Exposure

Peaceful
Quiet
5 different churches somehow

Ahhh. Away from the megamulticrazy cities and its stink. Great variety of cultures

I can now look forward to making friends with raven

Truly a place I can die in :3

Life as art
And art is long

Amen
 
Delightful Life said:
To a small lakeside mountain hamlet full of creative types, where there is no.demarcation line between the human and non-human

Very much like Twin Peaks or the town from Northern Exposure

Peaceful
Quiet
5 different churches somehow

Ahhh. Away from the megamulticrazy cities and its stink. Great variety of cultures
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Sounds nice. Though I hope it is more Northern Exposure than Twin Peaks. Red Lodges and demons named Bob aren't exactly conducive to "peaceful". :oops:;)

I wouldn't mind moving up to Central Ontario or something but Mrs. M prefers to have a major city handy, if only for getting access to a good supply of Asian groceries. So probably not happening.
 
Mendalla said:
Sounds nice. Though I hope it is more Northern Exposure than Twin Peaks. Red Lodges and demons named Bob aren't exactly conducive to "peaceful". :oops:;)
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lol yeah, poor FBI agent...did you hear what happened to Bob's actor? He has disappeared :(

And I am totally the Log Lady :3
Mendalla said:
I wouldn't mind moving up to Central Ontario or something but Mrs. M prefers to have a major city handy, if only for getting access to a good supply of Asian groceries. So probably not happening.
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Very cool :3

I have been through Southern Ontario...beautiful lakes everywhere
Yeah, I hear your city is truly a World City with something of everything available? Need something ans you just have to drive there?
The many different cultures there must be so neat
I.will miss that aboot my home
 
Delightful Life said:
lol yeah, poor FBI agent...did you hear what happened to Bob's actor? He has disappeared :(
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Bummer. He was actually pretty good given that it was one of those roles where his main job was to just look sinister.

Delightful Life said:
Yeah, I hear your city is truly a World City with something of everything available? Need something ans you just have to drive there?
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Well, at 400K people (hey, we have more people than Iceland), maybe not a "World City" but it is amazingly diverse now even compared to my first sojourn here in the 80s. Large, active South Asian community, seemingly a growing Korean community, lots of foreign faculty and students from the university, teaching hospitals, and college. I like it. My team at work is half immigrants (two from Caribbean islands and one from China), let's put it that way. :giggle:
 
Gorgeous (okay, a bit too chilly, but otherwise) here this weekend and looks like it may carry forward into the early part of the week. Went for a walk both days but had to cut today's short. The wind was freezing my face.
 
I tried watching the Grammies tonight. I think I’m too old to get excited about some of that music. Some performers seemed pretentious and some performances seemed unnecessary. And there was all this talking and milling about happening. The music world seems to be passing me by.
 
Nancy said:
I tried watching the Grammies tonight. I think I’m too old to get excited about some of that music. Some performers seemed pretentious and some performances seemed unnecessary. And there was all this talking and milling about happening. The music world seems to be passing me by.
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I did want to see Joni Mitchell sing....shes 80 and nominated for best folk album, but I will probably wait till tomorrow to watch her on YouTube. She's won Grammies before but has never sang at the award show.
She had a stroke a few years back and now here she is, at 80 singing and hopefully getting another award.
I've loved her music throughout my life.
 
I kind of just kept an eye out on YouTube for categories that interested me. Was pleased to see Laufey, who was my big discovery of 2023, win her first Grammy for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. The presenter was Rufus Wainwright, just to up the cool factor.
 
Good morning! Fig leaves and moving. Weather and campfires. Somewhere in Ontario a golf course has opened. Grammies awarded. These and other thoughts come with us as we gather round the Coffee Cart for conversation and community. The coffee is fresh, water for tea is near to boiling. Come on in and join the fun!

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