TwinkleStars
Keeper Of Drumsticks
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A better question is "Do we care?" The answer is no.blah blah blah
the creepy stalker's back. how long till he gets banhammered, again?
Now deal with that baconbuttersmybutt
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A better question is "Do we care?" The answer is no.blah blah blah
the creepy stalker's back. how long till he gets banhammered, again?
you do you, twinks.A better question is "Do we care?" The answer is no.
Now deal with that baconbuttersmybutt
Nope. All I care about is getting to see you in and out of your new brasyou do you, twinks.
I'm jealousI actually slept 6 straight hours last night. That hasn’t happened in years!
too much cock always spoils a chickso all the eggs she was sitting on hatched and the final tally is a baker's dozen, bringing us up to 20 all told. From the little stripes on some of their heads and the two colourful ones, we may have 5 rooster babies in the mix which... isn't so great.
It's bound to happen, just part of the gig. I sold my soul for the money, long ago. And really, it has afforded me a great life for my children, "wives" and grandkids. I still think it was a good decision. Just like anything we do, it gets old and stale.
Mostly, I'm bored with it. It's become very easy and there isnt much challenge anymore. There isn't much room for innovation in my profession. It's basically been the same since the early 1800s. Maybe some locomotive advances, but the work? It's the same. If I could go back in time and work on a railroad in the early to mid 1800s, I would fit right in. The procedures to the vernacular are basicly the same. I do enjoy the history of it. I still find very old things still in use. Before our work location expansion, we were running on rail made before the Civil War. Very slowly, but we still used it everyday. I suppose thats what happens when everything you work around is made of thick, hard, steel... There's an innuendo in there somewhere.
Thank you for pushing! Really. No one has pushed me in years and years. I've gone stale and moldy. Same in and same out... However, my day to day home life, is quite happy. It's the bog, of my chosen profession, that's the root of my boredom. I do have a pension to work for, that will set me up for the rest of my life. When I'm 50, I will be able to do whatever it is I want and not need to worry about income.I read this, and I’m giving you the side eye.
You know, collectively, you can come with ideas. Like, you and I have a lot in common. I feel like you are capable of a lot more. I feel like you just need a push. So I will push.
Go out. Think about what you want. And do it. Try.
Because if you don’t try you will never know
Thank you for pushing! Really. No one has pushed me in years and years. I've gone stale and moldy. Same in and same out... However, my day to day home life, is quite happy. It's the bog, of my chosen profession, that's the root of my boredom. I do have a pension to work for, that will set me up for the rest of my life. When I'm 50, I will be able to do whatever it is I want and not need to worry about income.
I want to do a lot of things. I've been gathering tools, for several years, to build guitars. In 2 years, I'm using my 7 weeks of vacation, to go to luthier school in Colorado. I've tinkered and fixed, but haven't done a full on build. I'm excited for that, to get proper training of techniques and styles. Will I be any good at it? I have no clue, but I'm going to give it a shot. It's the boldest thing I've ever done! I just need to get over this hump.
I'm waiting 2 years because #1. There is a waiting list to get in and it's, at least, a year and a half wait. #2. That's a big chunk of time and I'll have no time left to use for that year. I have several other things I need to use the time for now. #3 it'll be closer to my out. I want to be able to devote serious time and effort to it, Right now, I don't have it. #4 it's a whole fuck ton of eggs in that basket, and I want to be sure and be financially secure, at least as much as possible.
I'll get there, just need to get through a few more years of misery. No pain no gain right??
What are hasselback potatoes?today revolved around splitting logs while H took his mum on her errand, watching the chickybabies, a few household chores, watching the latest episode of The Great British Baking Show and cooking Hasselback potatoes along with sliced turkey, steamed white cabbage, french green beans and a chicken gravy.
it was a nice break away from politics and wars.
just 'fancy' baked potatoes, reallyWhat are hasselback potatoes?
Omg. Those sound amazing!just 'fancy' baked potatoes, really
4 or more if smaller potatoes
1-2 spoons of vegetable oil
sea salt (or regular if you have none)
butter and a sprinkle of a herb or cheese with chives/whatever floats your boat.
you take two wooden spoons and lay them on a chopping board, place a potato (skin-on) between them, then slice through them at 1/8" slices. The wooden spoons stop you cutting right through to the bottoms.
Place on a baking tray and brush with the oil, sprinkle with salt and bake in a 450 oven ... depending on the size of your spuds, it might take under an hour to maybe 1hr 10mins? Anyway, you might want to baste/brush them again as they bake.
As they cook, the splits open out and when you take them out of the oven you can add butter to their tops, sprinkle a few herbs, or throw on some cheese/what haveyou.
They are! You can also do them in an air fryer.Omg. Those sound amazing!