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Comments (17)Several ways to do the fish bowl... 1) cut the flowers and stick them under a piece of smashed pot rim. I think that was the photo you saw, can't remember. I do new displays every other week. The fish like to hide in the flowers. 2) The fish bowl is not round. The back is flat to accommodate 2 fish bowls back to back. It ends up making 1 round fish bowl when put together.. Yes compartmented. Even in person, people can't quite sort it out. Love my fishies too, wouldn't want to hurt them with fertiliser 3) When I have no blooms I buy silk blooms and stick them in. They make some excellent fakies these days! Clara...See MoreLemon Plum-What New To You Things Have You Tried Lately?
Comments (6)Patti, think of it this way....the dark green stems are left on to protect the tender part from damage and dessication. I've heard some TV cooks remark about freezing those stems for use when making stock. I've not done that but it sounds like a good idea. I save shrimp shells for stock! I love plums and always look forward to seeing them in the markets. I agree that this 'lemon plum ' is special. Plums don't have a very long shelf life, sadly, and bruise so easily. They shouldn't be picked when they are still little hard because they don't continue to get sweet once picked. They'll soften up but taste mealy and bland. They are picked much too early to withstand the rigours of the commercial market. I haven't gone exploring in the right grocery stores (lately) to find something new to me. I taught a college course one year about exotic, tropical, and world foods and for a fun assignnent challenged the class to find, research, and prepare for eating something that fullfilled the assignnent. It was a night class, so conducive to sharing a little meal. What fun! I had never tasted starfruit until that night....delicious. Students sleuthed out really neat grains, spices, fruits and vegetables. Luckily, our little city was multi-cultural....and larger cities very close by....See MoreBusted - what have you tried to hide in a dish?
Comments (47)LOL laughable - I had not thought of that option! Huango (predictive text turned it into hangover-oops- no worries- my real name turns into Lasagna from predictive text. I will have to try them when I get back from Adam. raee- as a kid, I loved broccoli, cauliflower, and Brussel sprouts but hated peas and limas. Go figure Interesting morning- I was just reading this week about how bad ticks are this year. DH- will you come look at this sore on my back. I take a peak and think- why does he have stitches in his back when I realize the stitches are moving.., Fortunately, I had also read the latest on tick removal- which really has not changed in 50+ years. Skip the nail polish, liquid soap, kerosene, matches etc and find a pair of pointed tweezers. Get close to the head and pull gently until released. The tick "cements" itself in the skin so it does a steady pull. The tick was still flat, so even though fully imbedded, it was not engorged. We think he picked it up yesterday, so less than 24 hours. I tossed tick into toilet - but should have saved it for inspection. Put it in a small container with alcohol as "pickling juice". It can be tested for pathogens. I am 99% sure it was a dog and not a deer tick. Then to add insult to injury - I have been thinning out my pacasandra(sp). Deer ticks love this ground cover- so now I am very itchy- as the deer have been though th ground cover earlier this year. As a kid, we had tick checks - guess it is time to return to this activity....See MoreLooking for a pool ledge lounger. What brands have you tried? good/bad
Comments (6)We selected the ledge lounger signature chair with tall back after trying them all out. The salesman said that many of their customers favored the chair over the lounger. The standard lounger is difficult to get out of, especially if you are of a certain age, if you know what I mean. I also opted for the granite grey color for ease of cleaning....See More- 8 years ago
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