It Is Lunch Time!
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Comments (4)Great deal--cheaper than importing from Thailand, and eliminating shipping! Florida weather conditions make vanda growing very gratifying. Hope you got some fragrant ones in the batch!...See MoreLunch Time Quickies (picx heavy!!!)
Comments (6)FOAS!! LOL!!! Very good! The clue is 15 minutes to make all three. The only way is to zap frozen dinners. Otherwise rice alone will take 25 minutes. After a quick plating, it took a little while for my coworkers to realize those were nothing more than frozen TV dinners. Cooking is fun! dcarch *Disclaimer - I am not the owner of Lean Cuisine. :-) :-)...See MoreIs it lunch time yet?
Comments (8)I forgot to bring anything to work with me today for lunch and naturally, I was starving just because my mind was reminding me that I didn't have anything. It's so darned hot here today and traffic is so bad, that I just wasn't otivated to go out. So, I looked in the freezer here at work and found a single serving Red Baron deep dish pepperoni pizza that I stuck in the microwave. Not what I wanted but it was better than going out in 95 degree weather. Plus...I still have money in my pocket...lol!!!...See Moreadventures at lunch time
Comments (10)If you must know: a book on Japanese graphic art, artists like Hokusai, etc. 2 books on the Civil War Cottage Gardening by Christopher Lloyd You see, none of the books were priced until you waited in line and got to the lady who was running the sale. Once you got to her, she set the prices and you pay up. So as you waited in line, which had 20+ people in it when I was there, you were amongst books for sale. It was the ultimate impulse shopping tactic. You see, I love books but I had not the time to look at them all and I was there mainly for plants anyway. And to buy plants you had to wait in the line to get to the lady, whereupon you two would retire to the outside to set prices (which departure elicited catcalls from those waiting behind you). So as I waited in line, I browsed the books surrounding me. By the time I got up to the lady I had found 4 that interested me. No doubt I could've found 400. Probably a good thing I did not. Paid 16 bucks for those 4 books. Plants (all in nice crockery): sago palms w/trunks, cardboard palm, 2 5 foot tall dwarf alberta spruces, western red cedar paired w/ a japanese maple in a pot. Prices were a steal! Paid 80 bucks for plants....See More- 8 years ago
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