- A "culled egg" is a developing egg inside a chicken. I guess they don't just produce one egg at a time, but have several eggs in waiting. Once the chicken is butchered, the culled eggs are good in stews.
- The asperagis that we eat is actually just the initial shoot that appears in Spring and should be cut immediately. If you let it keep growing, it looks like a beautiful wispy little tree.
- When buying a new convection microwave, you should get the best brand possible. I tried an imported-brand and it could not cook. Toast shouldn't take 10 minutes. So I returned it and got a GE. Now I'm cooking!
- When you buy a large appliance, don't let the kids play with the box until you are sure you don't have to return it.
- Letting the kids do the Naked Raindance outside doesn't necessarily mean that it will rain soon, but at least the kids are having a good time!
- I've learned how to drive a manual transmission, finally! The kids love to ride in the Beetle and it is fun to drive. But I still have to master going from stop to first to second on a hill.
- Did you know that Tiger Lilly buds are good to eat? Try to get the smaller ones--the larger ones are too bitter. You can cook them up like green beans, but fresh and raw are just as good!
- Dreams about yelling at your ex-boss are almost as satisfying as the real thing.
- The fireflys in our back yard are amazing in the dark--almost like a Christmas light display, but constantly moving.
- While walking down to the neighbors, I learned that my 2 1/2 year-old daughter doesn't like litter. It makes her want to cry.
- Frog love to take a nighttime swim in my neighbors pool and will sing a loud chorus while sitting on the edge.
- My dog tries to intimidate the large Buck that roams on our property, but I think the Buck intimidates him. He intimidates us, too.
- I like snakes. While visiting our local nature center and my friend "The Snake Lady," I held a small rat snake. It was actually very nice.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Thursday Thirteen #56
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Surprisingly,I enjoy touching snakes too....though I wouldn't be very at ease about touching a snake that was poisonous.
I wish I learnt as much :)
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