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Comments (100)Oh HAPPY DAY..JOY JOY Mailman brought a box today from Dawn/Mamabirrd and What a Box :-) Two Named Daylilies she sent Tuscawilla Tigress and Double Grapette.(thanks to both Marea and Mary S too.) Clump Spiritual Corridor One unknown daylily and it's a double..to kewl :-) One Allium Gladiator..Love alliums Pulmonaria Mrs Moon..Thank you...lost this one a few years back. Sedum John Creech Sedum Weinstephaner Gold both zoned for 4..Ya Baby!!Oh and ladies small sedums make great ground cover. Icicle Pansy,Purlpe..my oldest always picked out pansy's for his plants for garden,when he was younger.So you couldn't have picked a better plant to send. Echeveria Harmsii...have to look this one up..have no idea about this one..houseplant I know. Bag of Miracle Gro for feeding the dayliles,with a measuring spoon too. Cute anything was a Stained Glass Pot Hanger,a flower pot with a yellow daisy.So pretty Daylily marker...oh man how did you know?? PAINT PEN I needed a new one so bad..to kewl..I can mark all kinds of dayliles..without swearing...LOL Bag of Candy..Boy oh boy..she sent a BAG with all kinds of candy..a big bag of Peanut M&M's(my fav)MamaG don't look I really don't like pain M&M's.a bag of Jelly Bellys a bag of penny candy and Sarris Candy bar..now this one is made local in her area..can't wait to try it.. and then,and then she sent Birdbird a treat too..How sweet is that..Fresh walnuts..He ate every last piece of the one I gave him today.. Very pretty stationery(bird,go figure) with note and list of all she sent...BIG HUGS..OH BIG BIG HUGS TO YOU DAWN.. Planted most of it today with get the rest in the ground tomorow. And if that wasn't enough UPS brought me a box too..Peony's for Klehm's Song..nice roots too :-) Coral N Gold Cuckoos Nest...will be praying that they bloom next year..I know..most doesn't that soon..I don't wait well :-( ??? for ya all...does anyone else have trouble finding daylilies..I mean..oh I don't know..I plant and then I play search and destroy..LOL..I'm looking for one and I can't find the darn thing..and yes Cody its for you..LOL..and whats hostas..I don't have any hostas...evil,evil grin. Anita Mr Man is just so cute..sending more kisses to him..So happy for you. Sharon your garden is Beautifull..Love the spring picture and the now picture.. Dianne I really like your Garden window..What a wonderful idea..ground cover,Dead Nettle.White Nancy and others are good.I have them all over..The purple one can get alittle tall,but is still very pretty. Canna,Loving all your pictures..yes the frogs too..LOL Wow Shirley..that story has been out for years..The first time I saw it was in Ann Leaders,many many years ago..LOL Anyone that doesn't read thier credit card receipt before they sign it,is just NUTS..Great cookie recipe tho.. It's supost to get down to 40's tonigth..NO NO I'm not ready to the cold..not yet!!! THANK YOU DAWN..YOU ARE WONDERFULL. Nite all sweet dreams,Jean...See MoreTraveling - veggie plates and food prices
Comments (5)Teresa, my DH feels the same way about asparagus. Canarybird, that is pretty much what my asparagus plate looked like except they served the hollandaise sauce on the side and I had a bit of fish rather than ham. German beer is good but I try to keep alcohol minimal when I'm crossing that many time zones to help my body deal with jet lag. I did pour myself a tiny glass in the Luftanse lounge. My employer flies me business class overseas so I can count on reasonably satisfying food service on the flight. Shelly, I enjoy my work so that's not a problem. I was here years ago on vacation. Yes, Jessy - I'm in Israel now but I arrived after Independence day. I was in Israel once years ago for Memorial and Independence days and it is quite a transition - even when it isn't the 60th. And you are correct - we landed at 3 AM in Tel Aviv, not Eilat. My trip isn't related to the celebrations. It's a technical meeting. I've never had a meeting where there was this much food - it's like a cruise ship - oh no! it's time to eat again. But the food is great. I forgot to mention some unusual (at least in my experience) items on the menu at the grill where we ate the first night. With jet lag, we weren't feeling adventurous enough to try them. Tonsils (the source wasn't mentioned, do you think those would be beef?) and turkey testicles. I've complained before about the bad coffee and tea usually served at hotels for meeting breaks - well at this meeting they have an espresso machine and a hotel staff member or two turn out yummy cappuccinos and espressos for any who want them. And there is a good hot water dispenser with hot enough water for tea all day. At afternoon break yesterday, there was fresh watermelon juice - I'd never had that before, it was cool, sweet and a bit foamy on top - and watermelon and a green melon in slices. There was some other food but I was feeling pretty full and didn't indulge. Last evening our host provided a social - a Bedouin dinner. A bus took us to a camel ranch in the desert with a tent set up for traditional Bedouin dining. Rugs cover the ground, the tent canopy is open on one side and the other sides can be raised for ventilation; low tables and cushions for dining. I've been to these a couple of times before - dinner at this one wasn't as authentic Bedouin as the first one I went to. As I understand, a more traditional Bedouin diet would be mainly easily transportable foods - a dish of couscous or rice with meat (typically lamb) and flat bread. One tears pieces off the flat bread to use to pick up the food instead of using utensils. The dinner we had last night accommodated the vegetarians in our group better than a traditional Bedouin menu. Dinner last night started with Israeli salads, Bedouin flat bread and other breads. After that came lamb on rice, chicken on couscous and some kind of seasoned beef patty. After dinner, drums were set out on the carpet so we could get a lesson in drumming - which proved that not all of us have a sense of rhythm....See MoreTravel with pies or try to cook in a less than optimal kitchen?
Comments (15)You probably don't need another bake-ahead vote, but I'm going to suggest a modification to lizbeth's suggestion: Turn that box upside down and cut appropriately sized holes in it in which to set the pie plates such that the lips rest on the cardboard. No need for any other buffers. A full 8-sided box would be ideal as they're more sturdy, like those flat-ish Fedex boxes....See MoreThanksgiving travel foods
Comments (10)We'll be there for the whole weekend and at least the day before. That's why I want to bring food, since it's quite something to feed a crew for a whole weekend. Mostly oldsters, and I mean REALLY old, my 'rents are in their 80's and my uncle is 89. His wife is 70ish. My cousin and her grown kids and their babies might show up. Anyway, I was just asking about holiday travel foods in general, not my specific case. Unfortuantely, that mulled wine, my "go to" hostess gift, is out since the oldsters can't drink I think due to medications. Last year I brought what I thought was the perfect hostess gift--wine to a family of winos. But they had so much wine already they never opened mine. Farm fresh apples and cider were appreciated though. I'll bring that this time, and probably some homeade bread and jam. Shortbread savory cookies would be a good thing to have on hand over the weekend but I can't eat them and dad and his brother both have cholesterol issues. Perfect for my diabetic mom though! :) Oh yeah, and I have to deal with my dad, the pickiest eater on the planet. Maybe some spiced mixed nuts, that might be good. Anyway, what foodie gifts do you like?? I made apricot thyme liqueur this year thinking it would be good for gifts but it just isn't good. I used unsulfered apricots and cheapo brandy and it just tastes like cough syrup. Here is a link that might be useful: Eating Well Healthy Homeade Gifts for the Holidays...See More- 8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
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