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On that post, based on the number of "O's" in crainbebo's message, I'm starting to think he's got a thing for Silkie but then again, who doesn't?
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Who doesn't want another recipe for butternut squash?
Too bad. Here it is:
Cut a butternut squash in half and scoop out the guts. Put the halves, cut side down, into a glass 9" * 9" baking dish and fill it with about 3/4" of filtered water. Stab the shells a couple of times with a fork to vent. Set the oven to 350deg. F and bake for half an hour or until the squashes are soft to touch. Scoop the squash out of the shell into a bowl and but a bunch of butter and brown sugar on it. If you want you can also leave it in the shell and put the topping in the cavity. F.Y.I., this is also good to do with acorn squash. ;o)
Too bad. Here it is:
Cut a butternut squash in half and scoop out the guts. Put the halves, cut side down, into a glass 9" * 9" baking dish and fill it with about 3/4" of filtered water. Stab the shells a couple of times with a fork to vent. Set the oven to 350deg. F and bake for half an hour or until the squashes are soft to touch. Scoop the squash out of the shell into a bowl and but a bunch of butter and brown sugar on it. If you want you can also leave it in the shell and put the topping in the cavity. F.Y.I., this is also good to do with acorn squash. ;o)
Eggplant, peppers and tomatoes are essential foods in many Italian homes.
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Many Italian homes are constructed in a Tuscan architectural style.
As is a local Italian restaurant I know of and frequent. No, it is not Olive Garden--this place's design is more authentic. (The pizza is good, too! ;o))
As is a local Italian restaurant I know of and frequent. No, it is not Olive Garden--this place's design is more authentic. (The pizza is good, too! ;o))
Some sunny Mediterranean beaches, according to legend I've hurrd, are also various levels of clothing-optional.
Did no one question the "poop" content of crainbebo's post about his grandpa's house? I can see why you wouldn't, and I can see why you would, but come on, am I the only one at this late juncture who is even curious? ??? I mean, you don't have to go into details or anything crainbebo, but it seems like I can't be the only one for whom that stood out? Right? :-[
Did no one question the "poop" content of crainbebo's post about his grandpa's house? I can see why you wouldn't, and I can see why you would, but come on, am I the only one at this late juncture who is even curious? ??? I mean, you don't have to go into details or anything crainbebo, but it seems like I can't be the only one for whom that stood out? Right? :-[
If Anyacat and andreajesus come back and join us for the fun bells will ring, crowds will cheer, fireworks will light up the sky, our all star marching band will perform a medley of triumphant tunes, and all will be right with the world.
Summer vacation time anywhere else other than band camp means your priorities are seriously out of whack.
Out of whack is Silkie's back from twisting and turning and winding through the narrow path that she made after moving, but now there is at least a middle of the floor that can be readily observed.
Sheesh, I almost posted about Crainbebo's poop post that the world is full of dog poop. It's everywhere, despite our best efforts to pound the pavements with plastic bags. It is especially evident all around the posts of signs that read, "Clean up after your dog. $25.00 fine", which lets us know that dogs too can read, and they are letting us know what they think about the situation.
Sheesh, I almost posted about Crainbebo's poop post that the world is full of dog poop. It's everywhere, despite our best efforts to pound the pavements with plastic bags. It is especially evident all around the posts of signs that read, "Clean up after your dog. $25.00 fine", which lets us know that dogs too can read, and they are letting us know what they think about the situation.
The cozy confines of the TFWG Auditorium usually refers to the space beneath the bleachers which from what I've heard, Silkie is very familiar with.
crainbebo said:
Oh.
Silkie is very familiar with the people and practices of the TFWG, which will likely prevent her or any of the other ladies from taking their shirts off.
Taking their shirts off in broad daylight, the men of TFWG induced persistent projectile vomiting from the ladies of TFWG.
The ladies of TFWG, at the point of mass male shirt doffing, were surely wishing that they had been somewhere else and done something else on that particular afternoon, or that at least they had been prepared and have thought to have brought their BluBlockers.