My jalapenos have been oddly mild for the past two seasons. Normally, I can't eat them, but I've been able to munch them the past two seasons. :confused:
Never know what's going to pop up in genetics, huh?
One of my Bielefelders (a clean legged breed) has a few little feather tufts sticking out on her legs, down by/on her feet between her toes.
I am never going to read another book that is compared to the book, Gone Girl. I read that book and didn't give crap about what happened to either of the main characters.
So the one I just finished is The Other Husband. I read a bit, thought it sounded interesting, and the writing was ok. Yes...
Since it's cotton, it isn't as warm as a wool hat. That's good, since my friend lives in Illinois, and it can get pretty warm. Even when you don't have any hair.
I lopped the head off some weeds, enough for a 5 gallon bucket to take to the chickens. Made a small dent in what's there. I was filling time until hubby needed my help with hauling wood.
Here's my gardening tip: DO NOT let a thistle grow anywhere near your garden. How do I know this? Trust me...
The skin on a baked potato is THE BEST PART!
I may have had skin in mashed potatoes once or twice, but hubby would look at me funny if I suggested making them that way. So we don't.
My dad called soy sauce "elephant sweat." I think that was from his Navy days.
My sister called tuna casserole "oop wop," and that's what it was called forever after that.
We call rawhide twist sticks "doggie cigarettes." Freya will carry one sticking out the side of her mouth back to her bed...