What's for supper?

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Blain

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honestly, probably a bologna sandwich with mustard or maybe I can find a can of beans to eat we are pretty low on money so...
 
Blain

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But I consider the wise words- It is written: 'Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.'"
 
longtrekker

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A real conversation piece! I'd leave the tracks on.
 
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Homemade beef and noodles
 
p_rehbein

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Baked sweet tater........ steamed broccoli and cauliflower with lots of butter and a dollop of Sour Cream on the broccoli and cauliflower.......coffee or sweet tea
 
Lynx

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Magenta

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Lynx said:
Well I mean... Sometimes grave digging can be a bad thing, but in cases like this it's not so bad.

I'm not big on supper though. I can kill a breakfast, I usually do a moderate lunch, but mostly I skip supper altogether.
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What about supper? from LoTR
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TabinRivCA

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gb9

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TabinRivCA said:
A while back, I planted some watermelon seeds toward the back fence. All I could see was vegetation, until I pulled some back and found a bed of watermelons. So easy to grow, I think I was using rabbit manure at the time.
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congrats.

they are not that easy to grow...
 
AcceptedintheBeloved

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Manure is so rich in soil nutrients, I’ve known my mother, when we would go to her parents farm, which in my lifetime wasn’t a working farm.
[I am struggling with sentence structure at 10:30 pm 😵‍💫]
On occasions, would take a big galvanized tub to the middle of the barn passageway and fill that tub with livestock manure for her flowerbeds.
 
AcceptedintheBeloved

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Talking about easy to grow (hardy) I would think long and hard before planting Banana trees, cause they are hard to get rid of. I have tried digging them up and salting them, but never was successful.
 
Lynx

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AcceptedintheBeloved said:
Talking about easy to grow (hardy) I would think long and hard before planting Banana trees, cause they are hard to get rid of. I have tried digging them up and salting them, but never was successful.
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I'm sorry... What? Did you say banana trees? Like... Trees that grow bananas?

Why on earth would you want to get RID of trees that make bananas?! :eek:

I like bananas a lot and this notion is foreign to my entire paradigm. I mean... Bananas are the best things trees ever invented!

Someone who would want to get rid of a banana tree... I mean... I just...

I don't think I can talk to you any more. :p
 
AcceptedintheBeloved

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Awww, you’re so considerate.

The bananas never reached maturity and because they were taking ove the little patch they were planted in. 🙂
 
Lynx

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Never reached maturity...

That's like watching your favorite team play brilliantly for three quarters, then lose the game in the last five minutes.

Wrong climate?
 
Lynx

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And if you want to get rid of them, hose the leaves down with weed killer. I've tried cutting, I've tried salting, but only a weed killer bath (repeated as often as new leaves come out) would kill some stubborn little trees.
 
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