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Did I ever tell y'all that I once trained as an acrobat in Portugal learning from an albino? Strange guy, he claimed to be a mute but he talked in his sleep.
If he was a mute, how did he *claim* to be so?
If I ever get the chance to visit Europe, Portugal and Spain are at the top of my list. I'd love to snack on sardines, bread, and wine on the Portuguese coast
If I ever get the chance to visit Europe, Portugal and Spain are at the top of my list. I'd love to snack on sardines, bread, and wine on the Portuguese coast
What I said is what my butcher says in red dead redemption..
Anyone else have asparagus coming up in their garden?
It brings me crazy joy watching those little nubs appear and poke fro the ground, and then turn into delicious spears of asparagus.
I snap them off and eat them raw right in the garden — they are tender, crunchy and taste like an exotic nut — maybe close to Brazil nuts taste.
Anyone else have asparagus coming up in their garden?
It brings me crazy joy watching those little nubs appear and poke fro the ground, and then turn into delicious spears of asparagus.
I snap them off and eat them raw right in the garden — they are tender, crunchy and taste like an exotic nut — maybe close to Brazil nuts taste.
Man, takes a long time to grow doesn't it, I am always growing stuff, well a lot of Texand grow tomatoes, cilantro and serrano peppers and onions, a lot of us make hot sauce every day. I have a really cool bonsai oak but it's only about ten years old, beautiful though its only 2 foot high but it twists around so many ways. I wont be alive when it produces acorns, take another 30 years, but two foot oak trees full of acorns are awesome, nothing like it.
I didn’t know bonsai oaks could actually produce acorns — now THAT I’d love to see!
I never even thought about it till I saw one 3 or 4 foot high, acorns looked like fruit all over a very healthy tree.
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