My Safe Place Thread

[Radiohead]

9.95/kg for lamb!

http://www.realfoodtoronto.com/lamb.html

I think the high price of imported NZ lamb just means the locals can charge similar prices. Although this is a premium butcher, delivered in Toronto.

17$/kg at Loblaws. Generic grocery store. For Aussie lamb boneless leg.

Boneless is always more expensive.

Any lamb I bought in the states was overpriced and terrible. But I missed it so, I paid.

 

[Radiohead]

Woolworths had cherries from the states on special a few weeks back. $24/kg.

To give you an idea, a leg of lamb will cost around $9.95/kg. I bought a handful. Really nice. All the way from California.

It's been cold these last few days. Sunny, but really cold. Great for the strawberries. Sunday and it's almost 7 am and I'm getting ready to head to the medical center. From there I'll shoot west with my bike and check out the new riverfront path for cyclists and pedestrians from Parra Park to Sydney Olympic Park. The Subiaco Creek link opened earlier on in the week.

Had a lovely warm salad for tea last night. Asparagus, walnuts, blue cheese, mushrooms, olive oil.

Life is good. Have a great summer

I know you're north of the divide, but you do know woolworths is terrible, yes?

 

[kbate]

Please remove the references to that large island below the equator. Refer to Post 1, appendix 1 for details. Thank you for observing this safe-place guideline.

Note: talk of Lamb is permitted.

 

[Radiohead]

Please remove the references to that large island below the equator. Refer to Post 1, appendix 1 for details. Thank you for observing this safe-place guideline.

Note: talk of Lamb is permitted.

You want to remove your map of Tassie?

I'm sure people would ine up for that.

 

[EternallFantasies]

My Safe Place Thread
please do not post in here unless you are:

a.under 5 feet 5 inches tall (none of that metric shite either, gtfo)
b.like horses, and dogs, but only tolerate cats
c.lesbian
d.no longer care about politiks
e.dont care about porn
f.dont care about tv
g.dont care about sports

i want this thread to be all-inclusive, for the right people.

Woa!!

I fail at all requirements except 'b'.

Rom, you're under 5'5 ?

 

[IrezumiKiss]

Note: talk of Lamb is permitted.

Great! But which Lamb?

There's Sarah Lamb, an American principal ballet dancer with The Royal Ballet of London:

Jeremy Lamb, current shooting guard for the Charlotte Hornets:

Annabel Lamb, British singer/songwriter:

Alexander Crawford Lamb, Scottish hotelier, art collector, antiquarian and writer:

So many Lambs to choose from in our wide world, but where would we begin?

 

[Greypowerful]

La danseuse resemble un cure-dent!

 

[EternallFantasies]

You most certainly would break her.

 

[Greypowerful]

More flesh is preferable, indeed.

But The musculature of a ballerina is legendary...

 

[EternallFantasies]

Indeed

 

[HisArpy]

Please remove the references to that large island below the equator. Refer to Post 1, appendix 1 for details. Thank you for observing this safe-place guideline.

Note: talk of Lamb is permitted.

You will have to be more specific as to which "large island below the equator". There are quite a few of them.

Not that it matters to me because a) I'm not allowed here; and, b) I suck at following directions.

 

[HisArpy]

Great! But which Lamb?

There's Sarah Lamb, an American principal ballet dancer with The Royal Ballet of London:


Jeremy Lamb, current shooting guard for the Charlotte Hornets:


Annabel Lamb, British singer/songwriter:



Alexander Crawford Lamb, Scottish hotelier, art collector, antiquarian and writer:


So many Lambs to choose from in our wide world, but where would we begin?

I think she meant this lamb chop.

 

[RubiDia]

 

[kbate]

Quiet is an amazing thing. No partner - off on a trip for a week. No kids - in camp for another week (yay). I wish I could experiment with quiet more frequently. I am already searching for more camps for the kids. Today I plan to lounge in the sun and work on my precancerous skin condition.

and all just as the wineberries started to come ripe. Life is great.

 

[Equinoxe]

Quiet is an amazing thing. No partner - off on a trip for a week. No kids - in camp for another week (yay). I wish I could experiment with quiet more frequently. I am already searching for more camps for the kids. Today I plan to lounge in the sun and work on my precancerous skin condition.

and all just as the wineberries started to come ripe. Life is great.

Oh, how nice ("Oh! It is a very nice word indeed! It does for everything."). I don't understand why you'd want to ruin a lovely bit of quiet by lounging in the hateful sun, but if that is your wont.

Also, apparently Firefox doesn't believe in wineberries.

 

[kbate]

Also, apparently Firefox doesn't believe in wineberries.

http://www.vegetablegardener.com/item/3248/wineberries

better than strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, most other berries.

 

[Equinoxe]

http://www.vegetablegardener.com/item/3248/wineberries

better than strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, most other berries.

Oh! But not cherries, obviously. High praise, still.

Nonetheless:

It's a shame, really.

 

[kbate]

Oh! But not cherries, obviously. High praise, still.

It's a shame, really.

The great thing about wineberries is that you need only toss out a portion of last year's harvest in order to increase the cane stock. They grow in almost any dirt, are not picky about rain and can grow in part shade.

generally, they are right there with cherries, but as I planted and nurtured the cherries, they get the nod, if only for the extra effort.

 

[Saint Peter]

wineberries

Thanks!

 

[Radiohead]

The great thing about wineberries is that you need only toss out a portion of last year's harvest in order to increase the cane stock. They grow in almost any dirt, are not picky about rain and can grow in part shade.

generally, they are right there with cherries, but as I planted and nurtured the cherries, they get the nod, if only for the extra effort.

Blackberries are awesome. DO them!

 

[Equinoxe]

The great thing about wineberries is that you need only toss out a portion of last year's harvest in order to increase the cane stock. They grow in almost any dirt, are not picky about rain and can grow in part shade.

generally, they are right there with cherries, but as I planted and nurtured the cherries, they get the nod, if only for the extra effort.

I see. But then wineberries are an invasive species, so I suppose it's probably to be expected that they require little work at all. The great thing and the thing that damns them all in one.

Of course. Being chased by a tiger and all of that.

 

[thør]

http://www.vegetablegardener.com/item/3248/wineberries

I will have to investigate the USDA zones for this berry to see if it will live up north.

 

[La damnee elle la licorne]

 

[IrezumiKiss]

The great thing about wineberries is that you need only toss out a portion of last year's harvest in order to increase the cane stock.

wineberries

Thanks!

Wineberries are boss, but when are we planting the tequilaberries?

It's July already, we gotta get going on this before we blink and summer shuts down!

 

[girlsmiley]

I know you're north of the divide, but you do know woolworths is terrible, yes?

Hahaha! I see now.

You're a Mexican. So you're probably a gluten-free hipster who listens to Triple J and drinks Crown beer. When everyone knows where a bar, cafe or restaurant is you no longer want to go there. Your favourite foods are gluten free, sushi and felafel. Which are also the names of the three kids you sat next to at school.

Riding around on the 86, so hungover
Gonna go down to JB Hi-fi, flick through indie...

https://youtu.be/PxZiae16Ry8

No, I was just saying that I'd tried yank cherries...