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Why dandelions aren't weeds, why more yard equals more work, and other daydreams of a North Portland woman who would rather be sitting on the patio than installing it.
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Reading: City of Thieves by David Benioff
Listening to: The Who; Lucinda Williams, Old 97s
Watching: my dogs play; the dandelions fighting for dominance; Netflix movies, trying to keep up with my queue to justify the expense
Looking forward to: myth-busting; chickens; Napa; fermenting
Listening to: The Who; Lucinda Williams, Old 97s
Watching: my dogs play; the dandelions fighting for dominance; Netflix movies, trying to keep up with my queue to justify the expense
Looking forward to: myth-busting; chickens; Napa; fermenting
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5 comments:
Sorbet. It's really easy AND extra delicious when you add some hooch to it.
BTW, I have two ice cream makers... just in case you need to borrow one.
:) Amy
Mmm...good idea.
(Your) Neighbors gave The Husband and I an ice cream maker as a wedding gift, and we don't use it often enough. Now's our chance!
How'd you end up with two? That's dreamy!
I found a brand new one still in the box at DI for $5... and while I hate to support the Mormons, a brand new still in the box Rival 4 quart electric for $5 is just too good to pass up. Oh... and I'm also a thrifty whore.
And... two makers = twice as much ice cream.
These look yummy. Will they still be there in July?
Yes, they will! They're apparently an everbearing variety, so we get them well into September.
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