It's 71 in Oklahoma? I was there last Saturday and it was 32 lol.....thats like Texas weather!It got to a sultry 71 here. Not record breaking, but close.
Light breeze.
No earthquakes.
It's 71 in Oklahoma? I was there last Saturday and it was 32 lol.....thats like Texas weather!
Sounds like Texas!It's seriously bipolar here! It was only recently that we were in the negatives lol
Sounds like Texas!
While growing up in Long Beach, California, I slept through all tremors and earthquakes. One night there was a pretty good shaker. My mother told us her bed was rolling around the bedroom on its castors, with her on it, horrified. I slpt through that one too. It also knocked over my older brother pigeon cage,, freeing them all.Last night, my bed was shaking (please, no jokes).
Either I'm Linda Blair, or it's an earthquake.
I went online and found that we had a 5.1 earthquake.
While growing up in Long Beach, California, I slept through all tremors and earthquakes. One night there was a pretty good shaker. My mother told us her bed was rolling around the bedroom on its castors, with her on it, horrified. I slpt through that one too. It also knocked over my older brother pigeon cage,, freeing them all.
Now, on the east coast of Spain, I feel the slightest tremors, and even sense where they originate. I am usually correct to within a mile. Go figure!
That was over 70 years ago, so yes we do change, a lot! God bless You.Wow, you used to be a really heavy sleeper! I think it's normal to change over time, although sometimes I feel like I change daily lol. Sometimes I sleep lightly and sometimes dead to the world. I haven't been woken up by an earthquake.
I hear Atlanta had very loud storm last night.
Meanwhile, here in Oklahoma it snowed. This morning it was as if someone had dumped a giant Slushy all over the area. By this evening, I was able to go for a walk and all was clear.
I forgot to buy onions when at the store the other day. I went to another earlier and the entire big bin of onions was moldy.
Out back there are a lot of wild ones that think it's spring already. Tomorrow before dinner I should go pick some.
It's still pretty warm and raining right now.
I emptied all the clear water from my well and it's already filling fast.
They look similar. They onions when young enough have chives for stems, although they aren't technically chives, that's how I use them. Wild garlic has a more fibrosis tough stem and form tiny cloves. There's a false garlic that's somewhat toxic I've read about, but I would check YouTube or an online field guide if you want to be sure. You already know this, but also make sure there's been no sprays used where you pick them because they'll draw that up.I use onions like there is no tomorrow. If I'm cooking it, it has onions (except for dessert). I haven't picked wild onions. There is a large patch of wild garlic in the yard. I've been noticing lately that they are already starting to come up. Wait a minute....are wild onions and wild garlic the same thing? I'm reading that they can go by either name. I should investigate!
Here are two videos I found on the look alikes that are toxic.I use onions like there is no tomorrow. If I'm cooking it, it has onions (except for dessert). I haven't picked wild onions. There is a large patch of wild garlic in the yard. I've been noticing lately that they are already starting to come up. Wait a minute....are wild onions and wild garlic the same thing? I'm reading that they can go by either name. I should investigate!
They look similar. They onions when young enough have chives for stems, although they aren't technically chives, that's how I use them. Wild garlic has a more fibrosis tough stem and form tiny cloves. There's a false garlic that's somewhat toxic I've read about, but I would check YouTube or an online field guide if you want to be sure. You already know this, but also make sure there's been no sprays used where you pick them because they'll draw that up.
It's nice that they are so handy right there in our yards, isn't it?
Garlic and onions go with nearly everything.
I draw the line at ice cream though.
I have learned some flavors just do not go well together.Thank you for the information! I look forward to getting better acquainted with the garlic patch outside!
I don't spray the yard and the patch is in the center of the yard, so it's even fairly far away from fumes from the road. The patch attracts some neat insects. I had been wanting to see a hummingbird moth and while out one evening watching my woodchuck buddies I happen to see one working the garlic patch. Very neat.
Your mention of garlic ice cream prompted me to do a search to see if there is a recipe for it (just for the humor of it). Surprisingly, such an ice cream actually exists!
If I try the recipe, I promise to not offer you any lol
Thank you for the videos! I am excited to find out what it really is that's in the yard!