I'm in culinary heaven.
May 16, 2017 21:46:40 #
archie bunker wrote:
The taller one is easier on the knees when your legs are numb because you had to finish the crossword puzzle. 
Well, damn! Things are tough all over.
May 16, 2017 21:54:04 #
archie bunker wrote:
I will tell her for sure! br As for the losses...... (show quote)
Yes sirrrrrie, you are a new homeowner, being broken in just right~~lolololooll
Don't you feel better with all that clutter gone now??? ohh come on, just a bit?? lolololl
When I moved from Chicago I had a one week moving sale, went through and everything I didn't want I put a price on ot..didn't move anthing or make an area for the stuff, left right where it was..Worked perfectly, if it sold the area was cleared... At the end of the week I knew I had sold things I really wanted..lolo But I got caught up in it...lolol.Sure made it a lot easier than moving it .....spring cleaning for sure, just like you..
Toilets for midgets~~`lolololol Your next job that YOU want this time....good man!!
Glad to see you know we women never stop rearranging, or changing things around..I change color schemes and patterns with eash season..Its a must..
You sound like your having fun even though its all work, its fun kinda stuff...
May 16, 2017 22:20:02 #
If given the choice, I'd eat breakfast for every meal. Like you I don't go for quantity as I can't eat that much any more but do go for quality. I also like to cook, any meal. Mike
lindajoy wrote:
Woww, Mike, you do have a heavy breakfast menu there..I don't mean in fat content just a lot of food..Do you really eat a breakfst like that??
Mine is one egg, one piece of toast, 2 strips of bacon, somethimes, none, fried potatoes home made, and coffee. Good piping hot coffee...i'm not really a breakfast eater but on the weekends or traveling then I want it...
I'd cook it for you..How often do you have a breakfast like that??
Mine is one egg, one piece of toast, 2 strips of bacon, somethimes, none, fried potatoes home made, and coffee. Good piping hot coffee...i'm not really a breakfast eater but on the weekends or traveling then I want it...
I'd cook it for you..How often do you have a breakfast like that??
May 16, 2017 22:39:40 #
lindajoy wrote:
Woww, Mike, you do have a heavy breakfast menu there..I don't mean in fat content just a lot of food..Do you really eat a breakfst like that??
Mine is one egg, one piece of toast, 2 strips of bacon, somethimes, none, fried potatoes home made, and coffee. Good piping hot coffee...i'm not really a breakfast eater but on the weekends or traveling then I want it...
I'd cook it for you..How often do you have a breakfast like that??
Mine is one egg, one piece of toast, 2 strips of bacon, somethimes, none, fried potatoes home made, and coffee. Good piping hot coffee...i'm not really a breakfast eater but on the weekends or traveling then I want it...
I'd cook it for you..How often do you have a breakfast like that??
Maybe once a week, or twice. Wednesday and Sundays.
Press pot coffee, coarse salt grind, filtered water, small pours.
I love food and wine and fine liqueurs.
It was my business for years, and now I apply those skills to life.
The trick is to remain as active as a five year old at a birthday party.
Eat, work, love. It's my job now.
May 16, 2017 22:48:07 #
Good for you Mikey. Hell man, we only live once and not for that long. When I was younger I could eat a lot, I'm going to be 67 in July and I just can't eat that much anymore. Probably because I'm not burning the same calories. BUT, I do love food. Mike
Mikeyavelli wrote:
Maybe once a week, or twice. Wednesday and Sundays.
Press pot coffee, coarse salt grind, filtered water, small pours.
I love food and wine and fine liqueurs.
It was my business for years, and now I apply those skills to life.
The trick is to remain as active as a five year old at a birthday party.
Eat, work, love. It's my job now.
Press pot coffee, coarse salt grind, filtered water, small pours.
I love food and wine and fine liqueurs.
It was my business for years, and now I apply those skills to life.
The trick is to remain as active as a five year old at a birthday party.
Eat, work, love. It's my job now.
May 17, 2017 04:05:09 #
Mr Bombastic wrote:
Just had something really delicious. Chicken fried bacon. It was a big, thick slab of tenderized bacon, with cheese stuffed fried grits and a bacon biscuit. My taste buds went crazy. I've never tasted anything so delicious. Hungry yet? 
That sounds delicious!
All I had for dinner was a clam-bake.
May 17, 2017 08:15:17 #
Mikeyavelli wrote:
Maybe once a week, or twice. Wednesday and Sundays.
Press pot coffee, coarse salt grind, filtered water, small pours.
I love food and wine and fine liqueurs.
It was my business for years, and now I apply those skills to life.
The trick is to remain as active as a five year old at a birthday party.
Eat, work, love. It's my job now.
Press pot coffee, coarse salt grind, filtered water, small pours.
I love food and wine and fine liqueurs.
It was my business for years, and now I apply those skills to life.
The trick is to remain as active as a five year old at a birthday party.
Eat, work, love. It's my job now.
I sure do love your outlook!! Eat, work, love... Perfect....
Filtered water, Press pot coffee is the answer!! Nothing tastes better when you use the filtered water ...
Eating your breakfast only couple times a week must be it keeps you full in between the days you don't ...
May 17, 2017 08:17:54 #
mongo wrote:
That sounds delicious!
All I had for dinner was a clam-bake.
All I had for dinner was a clam-bake.
Ohhhhhh you brat!!! Outstanding!!!!!!!!!
Looks fabulous!!! Yummmy for the tummyyy..
May 17, 2017 13:56:13 #
lindajoy wrote:
Ohhhhhh you brat!!! Outstanding!!!!!!!!!
Looks fabulous!!! Yummmy for the tummyyy..
Looks fabulous!!! Yummmy for the tummyyy..
That would look good if I liked clams. But I refuse to eat something that lives in its own bathroom.
May 17, 2017 18:28:36 #
Mr Bombastic wrote:
That would look good if I liked clams. But I refuse to eat something that lives in its own bathroom.
Obviously you never lived by the sea. If you had, you would know that crustaceans have a neck that extends to expel any digested waste
using a jet of water to send it away from it's location. They do this to not pollute their environment and to prevent being discovered by
preying sea creatures that do like shell fish dinners. As you can see, it didn't prevent me from enjoying a clam dinner!
SEMPER FI
May 19, 2017 15:14:51 #
Mr Bombastic wrote:
That would look good if I liked clams. But I refuse to eat something that lives in its own bathroom.
You've never had clams?? I love them.. clams casino, baked clams, fried clams, just wonderful really.. Heck I love them steamed in the shell and just butter and lemon...
You don't want to miss out, at least try one..
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May 19, 2017 15:18:18 #
lindajoy wrote:
You've never had clams?? I love them.. clams casino, baked clams, fried clams, just wonderful really.. Heck I love them steamed in the shell and just butter and lemon...
You don't want to miss out, at least try one..
You don't want to miss out, at least try one..
Do you know what a clam's purpose is? It sits there, 24/7, and filters crap out of the water. You go ahead and eat them. They're all yours.
May 19, 2017 15:19:20 #
mongo wrote:
Obviously you never lived by the sea. If you had, you would know that crustaceans have a neck that extends to expel any digested waste
using a jet of water to send it away from it's location. They do this to not pollute their environment and to prevent being discovered by
preying sea creatures that do like shell fish dinners. As you can see, it didn't prevent me from enjoying a clam dinner!
SEMPER FI
using a jet of water to send it away from it's location. They do this to not pollute their environment and to prevent being discovered by
preying sea creatures that do like shell fish dinners. As you can see, it didn't prevent me from enjoying a clam dinner!
SEMPER FI
I never thought of them being dirty coming right from the salt water!!! I love them all....
"Who'll have a fishy
On a little dishy?
Who will have a fishy
When the boat comes..."
And then he says
"With our glasses both raised in a toast
Let's sing for those in peril on the sea
Who cater ceaselessly
To thy every wish
With every fish
As fresh as fish can be
You see, I'm into my oysters
My king prawns and caviar
No matter how far away they are
I'll be there!"
And then she says,
"Now with our glasses both raised in this toast
Let's sing for those in peril on the sea
Who labour tirelessly
In their tiny boats
Off John O' Groats
Their socks soaked for me
You see, I do like my lobster
My hake, skate and rainbow trout
And if there's a fishy smell about
I'll be there! And then
And then we'll sing for those in peril on the sea
Don't be frightened
Don't be scared
Chop off their heads
And little legs
Then peel away the shell
And open up your senses to the smell
The sound and colour
Touch and taste
Of crab, cod, clams and kippers
Scampi, squid, sole, shark and scallop
Winkles, whelks, whale and whiting
Seaweed, swordfish, sardines and sea urchin
Haddock, halibut, herrings and eel
Cockles, mussels, mackerel and veal
Pilchard, plankton, St Peter's fish and plaice
Octopussy jellyfishy
And dolphin's an acquired taste
"Who will have a fishy
On a little dishy?
I will have a fishy
When the boat comes in." Lololol
Just thought I'd share~~ it's the words to a song...
May 19, 2017 15:35:56 #
May 19, 2017 15:46:30 #
Mr Bombastic wrote:
Octopussy? 
Not octopussy or jelly fish!!! Had just a taste of octopus grilled Italian dish, cooked just like it looks in the water.. couldn't finish just the taste let alone eat more..
Really I couldn't, just looking at it was enough... lolol🙃😱🤢
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