What a great combination for 4th of July lunch!
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Comments (6)Thank you Kate for posting this document. I have no memory of ever reading it, although it must have been in my grade school history books. It is amazing to contemplate what those people must have lived through. And that the United States of America was created from a group of brave people who united for a common cause-freedom from tyranny and oppression. I love that the "pursuit of happiness" is one of the rights they were willing to fight and die for. What an amazing thought and perhaps never spoken before. That people have the right to be happy. Denise...See More4th of July Feast - what are you having out of your garden?
Comments (13)All you pepperheads are soo blessed. My one huge desire this year, other than for Italian roasting peppers, was for poblanos and my worst fear came true, mislabled pepper plants. What was supposed to be was a couple of poblanos turned out to be Aneheims. That's part of the beauty of raising your own seedlings, you know what you're getting. However, as long as I can make Chili Rellanos with them, I'll still be a happy camper. Anyway, on today's menu from the garden will be sweet corn picked just before dinner time, NY Strips with roasted garlic butter from garden garlic. (I'm definately off my vegetarian kick.) Then, a tomato, green pepper and cucumber salad. I was surprised I've been having tomatos for a couple of weeks now, but that due only to a few large tom plants I bought for starters. The biggest and prettiest ones have been Parks Whoppers from my raised bed. Happy 4th to all, Barbara...See MoreDaily Support Mon. July 4th thru Sun. July 10th
Comments (3)Hi! Congrats Suzanne on that terrific total on the yard sale! What was the fund raiser for? Carolyn, I feel your pain re the heat! Hotter than heck here too... I think most of us are catching up on FB, but I find this to be so much more private, a safe place where we can bare our souls. This group is amazing, even if I haven't been checking in so often! Just wanted to say thank you for all of the prayers and good wishes, good thoughts from you guys after my accident. I am completely recovered from that nasty concussion, jaw is all healed and i have been back to work for the past 2 1/2 weeks! You might have seen that I have already been deep sea fishing and this Sunday I am taking my kayak out on Newport Bay. Can't wait! Can't find too many friends or family who enjoy kayaking as much as I do, so I went to meetup.com and found some new friends who DO! Ha! There is group at that link for EVERY interest. So Carolyn, go find 'em! You might suddenly find yourself with TOO much to do! : ) tikanis...See More4th of July dinner: bbq? or what else??
Comments (17)Just took a catnap, yawn! Marilyn Sue, you have such great feasts! Always yummy fixings. grilled steak is my meal of choice, georgysmom, but our decks are wooden, and no grills, anywhere, is the rule. mary, know your nana pudding will be delicious! Can you believe, no banana's in banana pudding. goodness gracious gadgets, saw a recipe, today for coney island hot dog sauce. I love spaghetti with meat sauce served over toasted bread spread with mayo. At home, alone :o)...See More- 10 years ago
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