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A heads up:

I been noticing a change in trajectory in the past three months. This started when I elected to see a counselor. For months I searched for one and I was going nowhere. By that, I mean other counselors who returned your calls only to leave me high and dry with no callback. One counselor I did see for four weeks rehashed our conversations and asked the same questions over and over with no results, only to show disinterest in me and ultimately abandoned me when I called her out on it. A great help when people are suffering in the era of COVID- and political toxicity. I did find one who stuck with me and she’s pushed me to get stuff done. She understands about the personal turmoil I’ve been going through. And by learning to trust the environment around me and understand what she’s saying, I’ve learned with my own eyes to accept what’s on the surface.

That’s not all. Since my dad passed away, I revamped my diet to the best I could. He’s no longer here to pump me with free burgers, Chinese, sushi, fried chicken, and steak. So why not spend the money on more white meat, fruits, vegetables, and juices? This year I also elected to see a dietitian. Take dairy-free. Take gluten-free. Take hummus. Take almond milk. She has done more for me in two visits than any doctor had done for me in ten years. When you eat like shit, you’ll be it and feel like it. No more.

I’ve also been on a tear at work. Every month it seems that some of our top performers leave the company, so there goes my competition. Now I’ve been obliterating my daily and monthly goals with nothing or no one stopping me. Thanks to sales restructuring, I’m not only selling computers but everything else under the one roof. Four-piece kitchen sets, stackable washer-and-dryer combos-, $4,000 home theater tickets, and I just sold my very first 8K TV to a gamer who wanted to use his graphics card to the fullest potential. Who am I to argue? I’m projected to win the store in revenue, credit card applications, tech support memberships, hours worked, and transactions made if this keeps up. There’s even a very small chance I could cross the $2,000,000 finish line. Holy Godiva on a winged pegasus riding down a crowded Times Square if I do.

I have double or even triple the energy than that of the average person. No caffeine, no hard drugs, no magical force-fields or pixie bestowments. I been feeling unbeatable. My drive to get stuff done is insatiable. Believe it or not, I was fed up dealing with the surprise artists / apologists who sneak up behind me and cut into my sales (they’re not sorry for interrupting you), the adult-children who wave their arms and yell at me from the other end of the store to get my attention (those little ones are ignored anyway), or the Italian Joeys who act like they’ve known me forever (most I never met in my life) who put their arms around me and act buddy-buddy with me to get a discount. No dice. Now I see them coming and quash it  before they irritate me. They’re still a nuisance who need to be swatted away like wasps but no one day or town can do 100%. With the anti-anxiety scripts kicking in, I don’t feel as edgy as I used to.

With this streak I’m having, learning to stay in touch with myself, and still coming off of seeing Uniform in New York City, I ask myself if I ever want to go back to feeling like garbage? Of course not. I had it with waiting for some random to upend my day, to feel constant panic or walking around being ill. I can’t even imagine feeling like that again now that I’ve become more self-aware. There’s still a ways to go, however. I still plan on leaving retail and either do back-end tech support, web-building, or even more graphic design. Working at home would be ideal. With sound editing out of the way, I’ll be able to digitally archive more tapes and finally tackle that backlog of albums I’ve been meaning to listen to.

Off to the gym I go.

[plurcspopulus]

[ insp by @whiskydeputy​‘s post about mercy cabin. yours was amazing so i wanted to make up michael’s cabin and where it is in game! ]

russo residence:

michael’s cabin wasn’t purchased until after he was given his mission of infiltration. he didn’t even show his face in hope county until he moved to his cabin, he literally spent 24/7 inside the veteran's center. he got lucky that it was for sale when he was trying to find his own place in the whitetail mountains. there were a few places he was looking at but ultimately decided on the cedar lake cabin for a few reasons. the first reason was because of it’s location to jacob’s bunker, it is incredibly close. michael wanted to be close to the bunker so that when the world started burning he’d be able to reach the safe hold in time. the second reason wasn’t really realized until later. it’s not exactly close to the jefferson lookout tower but that is the next reason. it was one of the places that michael uses as a dead drop, wher ehe leaves some information, it helps that it’s close to the wolf’s den. the third reason was because of it’s closeness to the veteran’s center. even though he can’t be fighting next to jacob throughout the coming months and including the war so he’ll just try to be close to him through location.

floor plans:

michael’s cabin is only one floor. it’s simply and really bare. there’s almost zero personal touch aside from two pictures. one of which is michael fishing at cedar lake and michael with his pickup truck ( both of which were taken by people in the whitetail militia that’d he become ‘friends’ with ). his bed is the nicest thing in the cabin, it’s a king size with soft sheets and memory foam pillows. it’s ironic that it’s his nicest piece of furniture because he hardly ever actually sleeps in it. just a few feet from his bed is a weapon’s locker. the only thing in it is a standard rifle with some extra ammo and a pistol with some extra ammo and an extended magazine for the pistol. the main room is also where his chimney and fire place which heat the cabin. the only other two rooms are a bathroom and a kitchen that’s slightly bigger than the bathroom. the bathroom has a shower/bath combination, a toilet and sink. it also has a small washer and dryer as well. the kitchen has a refrigerator in the corner with counters directly next to it. the counters have a built in sink that lead to his stove/oven at the end. the kitchen also has a wall shelf of spices/herbs, dried fruits, jarred fruits, and vegetables. the main room also hides the entrance to michael’s underground bunker, which is hidden under his only table and a thick rug. the outside the cabin is a slight wrap around porch, which is where his hunting/fishing gear is usually stored.

the bunker is only accessible if you find the entrance and get the key card from michael. and the only way to get the key card is to loot it from michael after he’s dead. michael would never allow anyone to gain entrance to his bunker save for someone he absolutely trusts. inside his bunker is a safe which actually holds his important information. the safe has all of his military service records, medals, medical information and service pistol. in this weapon’s locker, which also requires a key from michael, is a silenced assault rifle with an extended magazine and a silenced .50 cal sniper rifle, both of which he used during his time in the military. there are also some extra clips of ammo in the weapon’s locker. next to the locker is the normal stash that comes with entering bunkers ( cash and hunting magazines ), but with this stash comes extra stuff special only to michael. on the table holding the stash is a photograph of michael and jacob in the military. there are also copies of dossier's that michael was given to by jacob ( eli, tammy etc ). he has several ceiling to floor racks of food and water that will ensure that he survives years after the world turns to shit. the rack in the middle of the floor also has an extra storage of ammunition and clothes. the bunker has a very small bathroom, with access to an underground well which will ensure his access to water no matter what. the bunker has several ventilation/air shafts which only uses recycled air/an air filtration system. the bunker has a bunk bed instead of just a singular bed because michael designed it for his bunker to house two people instead of just himself. michael also has a table a few feet from his bed that holds a good amount of medical supplies. michael is absolutely the kind of person that would rather prepare for the worst than not be ready for anything.

[rs12345]

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Summary

Further key aspects of the report indicate that:

Chapter 1: Research Scope: Product Definition, Type, End-Use & Methodology

Chapter 2: Global Industry Summary

Chapter 3: Market Dynamics

Chapter 4: Global Market Segmentation by region, type and End-Use

Chapter 5: North America Market Segmentation by region, type and End-Use

Chapter 6: Europe Market Segmentation by region, type and End-Use

Chapter 7: Asia-Pacific Market Segmentation by region, type and End-Use

Chapter 8: South America Market Segmentation by region, type and End-Use

Chapter 9: Middle East and Africa Market Segmentation by region, type and End-Use.

Chapter 10: Market Competition by Companies

Chapter 11: Market forecast and environment forecast.

Chapter 12: Industry Summary.

The global Carnation market has the potential to grow with xx million USD with growing CAGR in the forecast period from 2021f to 2026f. Factors driving the market for @@@@@ are the significant development of demand and improvement of COVID-19 and geo-economics.

Based on the type of product, the global Carnation market segmented into

Standard Carnation

Miniature Carnation

Based on the end-use, the global Carnation market classified into

Domestic Field

Business Field

Based on geography, the global Carnation market segmented into

North America [U.S., Canada, Mexico]

Europe [Germany, UK, France, Italy, Rest of Europe]

Asia-Pacific [China, India, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia, Rest of Asia Pacific]

South America [Brazil, Argentina, Rest of Latin America]

Middle East & Africa [GCC, North Africa, South Africa, Rest of Middle East and Africa]

And the major players included in the report are

Walmart

taobao

carrefour

JD.COM

amazon

Taiwan Floriculture Exports Association

Otani

YMS Co., Ltd

Korea Agricultural Cooperative Trading Co.,Ltd

Yunnan Shining Flora Co., Ltd

BLD

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[ncfan-1]

ncfan listens to Welcome to Night Vale: EP004 (’PTA Meeting’), EP005 (’The Shape in Grove Park’)

In which suburbia is pilloried.

No spoilers, please!

EP 004: ‘PTA Meeting’

- I guess we’re not getting any follow-up about station management.

- What exactly was the PTA doing to open a rift in space-time in their meeting room? And let out a bunch of Pteranodons, too.

- “Mostly attacked women with glasses.” Pteranodons have very particular tastes, don’t you know?

- Well, maybe the name-calling escalated to dark magic incantations.

- “No one was injured or killed in the incident.” Sure.

- I’d make a crack about voting policy in Night Vale, but I just feel sick. I can’t enjoy it, not even the part about accommodations in the abandoned mine shafts being quite luxurious.

- “Write your own news story program.” So they’re gonna go work for Fox?

- I’d make a crack about the handball players’ insurance not covering the mental devastation associated with sticking their heads in a time portal, but again, I just feel sick.

- And of course they’re still reporting zero injuries.

-  The city council has chosen to remove a large, lead door from a part of Radon Canyon behind which there is pulsing green light and a sort of humming (Sorry, I didn’t catch what Cecil said there). I’m sure this will end wonderfully, with no death or demonic possessions of any kind. Poor Carlos. It must be hard to be the only person in town talking sense.

- The angels have taken an interest in the lead door. Interesting.

- I suppose they may have just followed Old Woman Josie. But probably not.

- Cecil’s impersonation of Josie’s voice is hilarious, because that’s probably not what she sounded like at all.

- Cecil, keep your head in the game. Think more about why Carlos ran away than what he smelled like, please.

- And the secret police have graciously told us that the pteranodons are actually pterodactyls, and that there were actually 38 (roughly) deaths. I feel like that should have been the first thing said.

- Gotta admit, if amputation was the penalty for overdue library books in the real world, libraries might have an easier time getting their books back. I think it would be better to just stick with late fees, though.

- I assume the Night Vale vs. Desert Bluff rivalry is gonna go somewhere.

- I know when water came pouring out of our light fixtures in the dorm I lived in senior year, it was an annoyance. It wasn’t ooze from some failed black magic ritual, though; the washer machine in the empty dorm upstairs had stopped working right.

- Yeah, I don’t think the mysterious hooded figure is here for an interview.

- Well, judging from the noises the mysterious hooded figure is making, it’s either not human, or its vocal cords are set to pick up static from that television in Poltergeist.

- I do like this weather song. A little.

- Whatever’s happening in the dog park, it was enough to deflesh a pterodactyl. When they focus more on the dog park, they’d better focus a lot.

- I’d make a crack about the “whether or not [backpacks are] causing autism” line, but I’m just pissed.

EP 005: ‘The Shape in Grove Park’

- I suspect the local historians protesting the removal of the shape in Grove Park, despite not caring for it at all, is supposed to be satire. Satire of how trying to remove even the most unsightly eyesore can provoke a furor if enough people think it has “historical” value (Even if it doesn’t).

- Oh, yes, every park needs a bloodstone circle.

- Yes, Green Market, selling fruits and vegetables might indeed do good things for your sales.

- Nice to know your source in the secret police is just as big a creep as their coworkers.

- Yeah, I don’t think Sandero wants to talk about how he’s gone down in his mother’s estimation.

- Hmm, is the sponsor for the ad today by any chance Huddle House?

- And now the shape no one talks about has been relocated to the front of the radio station. I’m sure that will end wonderfully.

- Oh, look, Cecil’s having an existential crisis. Don’t worry, man, I have those every once in a while. It goes away. Eventually.

-  “In response to parent feedback, history class will focus more heavily on textbook readings and traditional exams, rather than live ammo drills.” Doesn’t sound too far off from some classes I took.

- Geology class just created a fake rock. …Again, not too far off from my own experiences.

- Math class teaching English wouldn’t be any less bewildering than the Algebra II class I took in 9th grade. Probably a lot less traumatic, too.

- Well, students would probably be learning more in Weird Spanish and Coptic Spanish than I did in my high school Spanish classes.

- I wonder how the interns take to Cecil’s existential crisis (Or crises, if this isn’t the first one). I like to think they handle it with benign indulgence.

- And there is apparently a reason people don’t talk about the shape.

- And Intern Leland just got vaporized by the shape. Bye, Leland!

- Don’t care for this weather song, either.

- So is it just the custom for radio employees to be buried in the radio station break room, or is this just a thing with workplaces in general in Night Vale?

Radio Employee Body Count: 1 (this post), 3 (total) Weather Songs I Actually Like: 1 (this post), 1 (total)

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Outdoor Spring Cleaning Areas

It’s Spring cleaning time and what better time to do this then when we are all stuck at home.

See below NINE outside areas you should think about cleaning this spring time.

Windows: Clean off those windows by doing it yourself or hiring a professional. For those easy to reach windows, you can use glass-cleaning spray and a microfiber cloth or squeegee to clean. If you have windows that are too tall to reach, consider hiring a professional. You’ll even notice how much more natural sunlight comes into your home after getting those windows sparkly and clean.

Outside leaves: Get rid of all those leaves (or flower petals) that have been building up on your front lawn or backyard. If you have a large lawn, it would be a smart idea to mulch the leaves with your lawnmower in order to remove it faster.

Home exterior: Hire a professional to come pressure wash the exterior of your home. Your home exterior can have contaminants like algae, mold or dirt that tends to build up over the winter months that you will want to get rid of.

Sidewalks and patios/decks: Hire a pressure washer, or do it yourself, either way you should have your sidewalks and patio/decks cleaned to ensure all the dirt and grim is washed away. This will also help ensure no future slips or falls happen on your grounds.

Gutters: After the winter season, now is the time to clean off all that build up debris. Make sure to check and see if there are any “clogged” areas that need attention, and have them cleaned right away. You can do this on your own (make sure to have someone there with you as a “spotter”) or you can hire a professional.

Rooftop: If you see any black streaking or moss on your roof, you will want to get that cleaned as soon as possible. If you let this sit, it can eat away and cause deterioration of your roof. This could be done CAREFULLY by yourself or we highly recommend hiring a professional.

Outdoor furniture / kitchen: Before inviting friends and family over, you should get your outdoor furniture and kitchen areas cleaned to ensure all dirt, grime and bugs are out of sight.

Garden beds: Start raking your leaves, pulling weeds, and trimming past planted items to get your garden ready for any summer blooms. For food planting beds, you’ll want to get rid of any weeds and prepare the soil to plant some new vegetables/fruits for your summer/fall seasons.

Garage: Before you decide to get your garage floors pressure washed, you’ll want to go through your garage and donate unwanted items or have a garage sale. Once everything is cleared out, clean up those spider webs and other debris by doing it yourself or hiring a pressure washer.

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Basic Topics

Food

cook bread cake pie noodles pasta eggs meat milk cheese oil chocolate chips cookies crackers treats snacks muffin rolls biscuit cupcake brownies bagel biscotti French fries sandwich hamburger salad meatloaf breakfast lunch super dinner snack fruit juice soda pop tea coffee wine beer

Outdoors

snow rain wind sunny cloudy tornado hurricane hail ice freeze thaw hot cold earthquake sand mud dirt dust mountain river lake sea ocean valley plain field park sidewalk fresh air camping campfire barbecue picnick

Animals

cow donkey horse rabbit dragonfly deer squid kangaroo bear wolf chipmunk squirrel dog fox cat pheasant brontosaurus mouse eagle clam parrot crow duck cricket swan housefly pterodactyl goose chicken oyster turkey sheep goat hummingbird raptor owl eel hornet zebra bird mosquito whale cougar shrimp elephant lion bee pigeon gazelle cheetah hippopotamus fish tiger gecko grasshopper rhinoceros walrus octopus otter spider jellyfish penguin falcon snake rat crab leopard T-Rex dolphin orca lizard shark hawk giraffe dinosaur starfish snail

Clothes

hat gloves scarf coat trench coat rain coat umbrella shirt pants shorts underwear vest sweater sweat shirt sweat pants sweat suit jogging suit boots shoes sandles slippers swimming suit suit dress skirt blouse hood hoodie fedora flat cap fedora polo shirt dress shirt T-shirt tank top muscle shirt blazer tuxedo cufflinks necklace bracelet earring

Home

house garage workshop window door screen wall floor ceiling kitchen bathroom living room bedroom window door garbage trash can clean wash rinse mob broom washcloth sink shower bath soap toilet toothbrush towel curtain bed blanket pillow bed sheets table chair bench knife fork spoon plate cup bowl water glass bottle cutting board rolling pin toaster blender stove oven fry pan wok pot kettle baking sheet crock pot coffee maker dish washer refrigerator freezer cellar pantry cupboard counter top cabinet closet toybox chest wardrobe vanity coat rack stand sofa couch love seat coffee table footstool ottoman recliner

Office & School

desk computer phone tablet printer clock watch memo note pencil pen ink eraser glue paper clip stapler rubber band sharpen dull shavings shred ruler protractor compass classroom pencil holder calendar pin board thumb tack desk lamp board room whiteboard blackboard conference table manager supervisor teacher principal team & teammates classmates employee student project assignment study work learn correct edit fix repair update upgrade install enroll graduate finish late on time communicate network energy electricity announcement speakers PA system (public announcement) public private corporation company school district industrial park factory building commerce money market

Roads

car truck motorcycle semi truck pickup truck sport car sedan coup scooter dirt bike bicycle BMX bike skates skateboard helmet seat belt air bag crash collision fender bender ticket parking lot speed limit lane highway onramp expressway freeway toll road bridge overpass underpass train tracks railroad train station bus stop yield distance limousine chauffeur driver taxi tour guide travel

Farm & Garden

barn tractor trailer crops harvest irrigation pesticide herbicide weed-killer fertilizer lawn mower bumper crop hay loft straw alfalfa pasture horse fence gate work gloves planting watering weeding trimming trowel plow hoe rake shovel pruning shears hedge trimmer watering can hose hose butler hose reel hose trolley spigot nozzle sprinkler turret sprinkler spray gun rain barrel rain gauge wood chips seeds blossom pollen silo grainery grain elevator cheesecloth cheese curd dairy butcher cellar canned vegetables frost dew perennial annual tulip bulb rose garden walled garden shrubbery

Sports

baseball basketball football soccer lacrosse golf tennis badminton swimming hockey bat glove mitt hoop basket net goal cleats shin guards pads jersey baseball cap court racket pool referee coach team manager stadium arena referee guard forward pitcher catcher offense defense goalie umpire puck penalty disc frisbee quarterback fowl pitch tee-off green rough course field flag boundary out of bounds clock period inning half quarter round match set play (a football play) line sponsor spectator stands bleachers nose-bleed section admission season playoffs tickets finals halftime

Music

piano clarinet oboe bassoon saxophone French horn trumpet trombone tuba flute percussion drum snare tympani bell chimes harp synthesizer instrument sampling director symphony orchestra band marching band parade color guard cadence harmony melody counter melody solo duet quartet march concerto composer tempo beat dynamics volume drum major field commander captain genre jazz blues pop rock n’ roll big band dixieland waltz tango alternative boogie woogie ragtime classical baroque romance medieval pentatonic scale Major minor harmonic

Cyberspace

computer monitor tablet stylus writing tablet touchscreen smartphone mouse keyboard battery power cord cable display desktop wallpaper firmware software application (app) app store runtime environment operating system kernel motherboard integrated circuit transistor processor processor core central processing unit (CPU) graphics processing unit (GPU) random access memory (RAM) read only memory (ROM) user account website profile page Internet web page homepage dependency software stack markup language scripting language cascading style sheet (CSS) hypertext markup language (HTML) database structured query language (SQL) universal resource identifier (URI) (https://write.pink/vocab) universal resource locator (URL) (https://write.pink) web address texting global positioning system (GPS) geolocation temp file directory structure file system email web application blog (weblog) content management system (CMS) human resource management (HRM) customer relations management (CRM) enterprise resource planning (ERP) personal information management (PIM) words per minute (WPM) social media multimedia terminal command line console client server client side language server side language legacy version version history product road map scope creep bug report feature request install update upgrade beta security malware virus spyware cookie meta data content menu navigation heading header footer article post tag search engine web crawler contacts share embed log error message runlevel priority foreground background radio select checkbox dropdown select text field encrypt certificate session web browser desktop application email client

Hospitality

reservation checkin checkout key deposit hotel motel hostel resort bead & breakfast cruise ship country club waiter waitress server maître d’hôtel concierge host butler bus boy bell hop kitchen crew dish crew chef assistant menu chef’s surprise soup of the day cup of joe appetizer soup & salad main course side dish dessert bread basket pitcher order make ticket make line make table make time delivery time serving tray goblet water glass pilsner glass martini glass shot glass wine glass soda fountain on tap deli deli cut tip / gratuity buffet all you can eat take out doggy bag delivery refill silverware napkin place setting cost per plate guest linens dining room floor bedding double bed queen size bed king size bed twin beds room service wake up call bar bar stool high boy bartender barista clerk open shop close shop “we’re all out” first in first out first in last out last in first out cost of sales five star three star

Travel

navigation driving directions baggage luggage carry-on hand-baggage check in checked baggage baggage claim ticket pass boarding pass departure arrival departure time travel time arrival time estimated time of departure (ETD) estimated time of arrival (ETA) delay on time commute journey embark boarding disembark boarding gate departure gate time table service counter first class business class economy class premium economy frequent flier membership card priority boarding priority seating lounge pass call button flotation device evacuation instructions bulkhead cabin wings air pressure altitude tunnel crash landing splash landing touchdown splashdown turbulence in-flight meal in-flight entertainment airplane mode stow dinner tray reading lamp climate control overhead compartment seat number isle seat window seat dining car sleeper car truck stop weigh station fuel station gas station petrol station passengers crew captain pilot copilot navigator conductor flight attendant helm deck terminal dock ferry plane ship airline cruise ship train bus subway space shuttle transporter beam flying saucer teleportation warp drive hyperdrive hyperspace supersonic lightspeed nautical mile time zone

Dinning Out

Dress

“dressy” festive casual jeans and tie dress pants and tie suit and tie three piece suit dress shirt nice shirt nice T shirt old shirt old T shirt jeans nice jeans rockstar jeans stone washed jeans blazer vest dress short nice shorts jean shorts skirt blouse dress high heels dress shoes slippers loafers sandals sneakers casual shoes [sport] shoes wingtip shoes

Menu

orange soda grape soda red soda cola Dr. Pepper lemon lime root beer ginger ale cream soda bread basket sub sandwich fruit platter cole slaw burrito taco nachos melon lemonade snacks popcorn hot dog chips

Camping

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- October 7th 2019 -

What grocery store do you shop at the most? Martin's or Trader Joe's.

Which stovetop burner do you use the most? Either of the two large ones, I guess. But it really depends on which pot/pan I'm using.

Do you use a dishwasher or wash dishes by hand? I wash most things in the dishwasher. The only things I wash by hand are my ceramic cookware and bakeware, and the Vitamix.

What color is your favorite laundry basket? White.

What color was your first car? Beige.

What was your first job? Produce prep at a small fruit and vegetable farm.

What is the best job you've had? My favorite job I've had was my first airport operations job. The best that I've had in terms of pay and benefits was the charter jet operations job.

What is the best pharmacy near you? Walgreens.

Do you use public transportation? Only while traveling. Mostly if I'm in a big city that has a good subway/train system like NYC or London.

Which bank do you use? I have several accounts at several different banks.

Do you have a credit card? Yes.

What is your favorite fast food restaurant? Chipotle.

What do you want to name your kids? I don't want kids.

How many tattoos do you have? None.

What year did you graduate high school? 2008.

What chore do you hate the most? Cleaning the toilets.

What is your favorite shampoo to use? Nature's Gate moisturizing aloe.

How do you remove stains from clothes? Depends on what the stain is from. Dish soap works for a lot of stains, but if I don't know how to get it out, I'll just look it up online.

Do you carry pepper spray? No.

What highway do you drive on the most? I'm not sure. There are a few that I occasionally drive on, but not super often.

Do you like driving? Sure, I don't mind it.

What is your favorite radio station? NPR.

What do you use for an alarm clock (phone, stereo, actual clock, etc.)? My phone.

Which department store do you shop at the most? Kohl's.

Which dollar store is your favorite? No favorite. I never shop at those places.

Do you shop at the dollar store often? It's been about 5-6 years since I last did.

What is your favorite gas station? No favorite.

Do you burn candles often? No, not anymore, since I have birds and they're very sensitive to stuff like smoke and strong scents.

How do you relax? Reading, browsing Reddit, taking surveys, watching documentaries.

What's your favorite app on your phone? Narwhal, I guess.

What do you cook the most? Curried chickpeas and spinach, white bean and vegetable soup, pasta with roasted vegetable sauce, or veggie burgers.

When was the last time you relaxed in a hot bath? I haven't taken a bath in like 8 years, haha. I only like baths if they're in one of those standalone deep soaking tubs.

Do you take showers or baths normally? Showers.

What is your favorite candle scent? Vanilla, or pine.

How much does it cost for you to laundry (if you use a slot machine)? I have my own washer and dryer.

Do you make your bed every day? Usually. Either myself or my husband makes it.

How often do you wash your sheets? Every 1-2 weeks.

Do you have any pets? Yep, two budgies.

Do you have kids? Nope.

Are you married? Yes.

Do you save receipts? Only for large purchases.

Do you use re-usable bags at the grocery store? Yes.

Do you recycle? Yes.

What color is your carpet? Beige.

Have you ever burnt yourself with the glue gun? No.

Do you write checks? Rarely. Only for our semi-annual personal property taxes, or medical bills that weren't already paid at the office/hospital/etc.

Ever had a garage sale? My parents had one when I was around 6 or 7.

What have been some of your best garage sale finds? I haven't been to a garage sale since the neighbors had one when I was a little kid. I think I remember buying a toy with my allowance money, but I don't remember exactly what it was.

What time do you wake up in the morning? It varies a lot.

Are you a morning person? No.

Are you more of a morning person now than you used to be? I've never really been a morning person, ever. Even when I was younger and I had early classes and early shifts. I've never enjoyed it. The only time I like waking up early is when I'm on vacation, hahaha.

Do you like to read? Yes.

What was the first election you voted in? The 2008 presidential election.

Who is on speed dial in your phone? My husband is under the Favorites tab.

Do you play games on your phone? Not often.

What phone do you have? iPhone 8 Plus.

What was your first phone? A Siemens CF62T flip phone.

What kind of computer do you have? I have a MacBook Air as my main computer, and a Lenovo ThinkPad that I use for gaming.

Wall calendar or desk calendar? I'd rather just use a notebook and write up my own calendar/schedule.

If you a read a daily devotional, which one are you using currently? -

What is your favorite book? Delusions of Gender. Or maybe The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark.

What is the strangest food you've had? Fried alligator.

What do you do when the power goes out? Clean, read, go for a walk, etc.

Does your home have a basement? The first floor is built into a hillside, so the laundry room and the back of the garage are partially underground. I wouldn't really call it a basement, though.

How often do you clean? A little bit each day.

How often do you go grocery shopping? 2-3 times a week.

Ever bought a lottery ticket? No.

Do you gamble? No.

What does your purse look like? It's a brown leather tote.

Do you ever sleep on the floor? No.

Which room do you stay in the most? The living room or the kitchen.

What is your bedtime? Whenever.

Ever worked two jobs or more at once? No.

Do you live in an apartment, condo, house, or dorm? Townhouse.

What does your dream house look like? It'd have 4 bedrooms (or 3 bedrooms plus a lounge/office/library), plenty of garage/storage space, lots of character, and in a quiet neighborhood.

Describe your dream wedding: I'm already married.

How often do you go on vacation? 1-2 times per year.

What is your favorite type of weather? Cool cloudy weather, or snowstorms.

What do you do when you have a sore throat? Drink tea or eat soup.

How often do you go see a doctor? I have annual checkups with my primary care doctor, my dermatologist, and my eye doctor. And lately I've had more appointments because of my TMJD treatment. In the past year, I've had probably a total of 15 appointments.

Do you have acid reflux? No.

Do you snore? Only when I'm sick and congested.

Are you on birth control? Yes.

What kind of toothpaste do you use? Colgate.

Do you wear glasses or contacts? I wear contacts most of the time, and I wear my glasses after taking my contacts out for the night, and before putting them in in the morning.

How often do you wear make-up? Once or twice a week.

Do you put on make-up in the bathroom or the bedroom? In the lounge, in front of the window so I have good lighting.

Do you have a swimming pool? No. There's a neighborhood pool, though.

What is the first site you go to when you turn on your computer? It varies.

Which email service do you use? Gmail.

How often do you check your email? A few times a week.

How old were you when you got your first phone? Around 15.

What was your favorite boy band back in the 90's? I didn't listen to any.

Did you own a Britney Spears album? No.

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  Here it is at 6am in the morning and the temperature is 28 degrees……..brrrrrrrrrr………We are just 9 days away from leaving.  This cold snap horrible.  It is even chilly in Harlingen.   58 degrees….lol….but we can handle that.  Were just hoping the snow doesn’t fly before we leave.   lol.  Were having our family Thanksgiving at Scott and Brandys, on the 22.  It will be our last family gathering till next summer.  Then we plan on leaving on Sunday 23.  That gives us a week to get to Harlingen Texas.  We can take out time and enjoy the trip.  But if it is bad weather and snowing….OH NO….we will head straight south.  To the Sunshine and warmer weather and then turn west.

We’ve made a few more trips to Goodwill and Lily Pads.  Sold more stuff on Facebook Garage Sale sights.  Gave more stuff away.  Yesterday, I went through the cabinets in the kitchen.  All those bowls and lids.  I seen on Facebook recently, a funny post.   “Did you know that all those socks that go missing in the dryer, turn into Tupperware Lids”?  ……Hahahaah…….That’s why I found all those lids in the cabinet.   Now I know where they come from.  I guess I am never to old to gain more knowledge.  But still have lots of stuff……Will it never end?….

When I was a little girl, I lived with my Grandma for 2 years when my parents split up.  I was in 4th and 5th grade.   I have so many memories.  She lived in an old 2 story house.  I loved it.  It seemed so big but I bet it wasn’t.  Seems like when your a little kid everything is so HUGE!!!….When you grow up everything becomes much smaller.

My Grandmothers House in Kewanee….Drawn by my sister Anna

I have so many memories of this house.   Waking up in the morning, (of course had to tryout every bedroom in the house, up stairs or down) smelling fresh percolated coffee filtering the air.  Sitting on the front porch whether, I was swinging or just sitting on the wooden steps.  I would love to watch the cars go by.  She lived on Main St. in Kewanee.  I can still see her cutting her grass with the push mower, hanging her laundry on Monday, wash day.  The whole back yard was full of sheets and clothes hanging with the poles holding the lines up.  She did her laundry down basement in the wringer washer and the old washtubs.  She had a sistern with a hand pump for water and huge crocks of water.  She also had a coal bin down basement.  In the winter she would have to get up in the middle of the nite to stoke the furnace with coal and corn cobs.

These are 2 pics that I found quickly to add.   The first one is in 1960.  It was probably a Sunday.  We always dressed up to walk to church on Sunday.  She didn’t have a car, so we walked everywhere.  The second is taken in the back yard facing the back porch.  I must have been around 2 or 3.  I spent many hours playing on the back porch and the sidewalk with my neighbor friend Sue Ann.  We would play jacks, hopscotch and roller skate with those old dangerous skates that clipped on the shoes…You would be skating along and they would come off the shoe and dangle from the ankles.   Well you know what that would mean…..CRASH….OUCHHHH…..Cryyyy…..Bandaids…..I’m dying…………lol…

1960 standing by the old garage

My Grandma and me in her back yard around 1952

She had a beautiful garden in the backyard.  It was full of fruit trees, bushes, flowers, and vegetables.  She grew all kinds of veggies in her garden and canned them.  She also had cherry trees, apple trees, and peach trees.  Raspberry bushes, red and black, and currant bushes.  She even had a grape arbor.  Flowers were everywhere.  I remember her beautiful red poppies that came back every year.  I would come home from playing and I would go to the back yard behind the garage and find her picking the berries.  Of course they were all sticker bushes, so she had long sleeves and a net on her hair.  She canned everything she grew.  Ohhh How she could cook.  She had around 11 brothers and sisters, so when they came to visit, everyone had to go see the garden, and what wonderful aromas and food came from her kitchen.  Ohhhh the jams and Jellies she could make.  Grandma had the old stove with the cast iron lids on the top.  On the left side was the area to put in coal or wood to fuel the stove and on the right was the oven.  Extending up on the back was the warming area and a shelve for salt and pepper.  the cast iron lids had a removable handle that you interchanged from lid to lid to open the stove area.  This is where she would brew her coffee.   (So what happened to me? lol  I love the smell of coffee…..Brings back these memories….But can’t stand to drink it.)  But the one thing I remember most is her ……OLD FASHIONED ROSE BUSH…..

It was planted against the back of the old garage.  It bloomed only once a year at the end of May.  It was just covered with beautiful Pink flowers.  It would get so big that she would tie it up.  The branches would grown long and arch out and bend to the ground from the weight of the flowers .   This picture is from the 1940s.  I also have a picture of my Grandfather standing beside it.  He died in 1949 before I was even born.  When my mom was married, she took a piece of the rose bush everywhere she moved.  Burlington, little town of Cameron, country house in Cameron, and finally Toluca.  All the bushes I believe are now gone.  When Rich and I were married and moved here to this house, I took a piece from my childhood house in Toluca.   It just flourished on the north side of the house.  When we added on to the back I had to replant it again on the west side of the front porch.   Their it is today.  Growing like crazy.

My sister from Albuquerque came for a visit, a number of years ago and took a piece home with her.  Then she gave a piece to her son in Santa Fe New Mexico.   It is still growing at both homes.  Now in the spring,  when we return, I will be starting more pieces of it at both the girls homes and my sister in law, Connie is anxiously waiting for a piece also.   Connie has a beautiful yard.  She has put so much time and energy into it.  She has a green thumb.  Connie and Brian bought her dads home, and I know she spends her time sitting on the back porch and reminiscing also.  Leo put a lot of time into his garden.  So a Rose bush in her yard will make a Beautiful addition.  So this little Rose Bush is still growing and flourishing in Albuquerque and Santa Fe New Mexico and McNabb Ill.  Next spring it will also be growing in Spring Valley, Granville and little Mt. Palatine.  All since the 1940s.   What a history.  It may be much older as my Grandma moved to her home in the early 1920s after she was married.   The picture that I have of my Grandpa is how I am giving the Rose Bush its age.   My Grandpa died the year before I was born, 1949.  Hopefully the Bush will live on and the kids will all follow tradition and keeping passing a little piece of this bush on………What a Great Legacy…..

Some more pics of the Rose Bush and some other flowers in my yard.

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Of Course , I have to end this blog with a pic of Kitty in the window…..Hes been around for a long time….

Ps…….The sun is up……….will not really…its just daylight…….OMG…Their is a Dusting of SNOW ON THE GROUND…………..

  Grandma’s Rose Bush….1940’s to Now…..Living Forever… Here it is at 6am in the morning and the temperature is 28 degrees........brrrrrrrrrr.........We are just 9 days away from leaving. 

[edgewaterfarmcsa]

CSA WEEK 9

P I C K L I S T

Tomatoes (red + heirloom) - Carmen Sweet Pepper - Hungarian hot wax pepper -

Patty Pan -  Thai Basil - Soy Beans (EDAMAME) - Corn - Cauliflower -

Eggplant- Asian Eggplant - Red Onion - Yellow Onion - Potatoes

Yall.  It’s real hot and your cauliflower is a big indicator of the weather. 

It was our intention to pick the cauliflower crop for you all on Saturday to avoid the 90 degree days ahead but we got distracted by blueberries, weeds as big as tiny horses, the daily pick, etc… On Monday Ray headed down the road to pick 265 heads of cauliflower for you all- hoping the crop had not fully bolted.  He came back mostly successful, but I am sure you will find some damage and bolt on your cauliflower- this is inevitable as cauliflower is not a fan of humid heat waves (but what New Englander is?).  

In other crop news, our blueberries are beginning to slow down.  While there is plenty of good fruit to pick it’s not as fast picking as it has been the past three weeks, the berries are starting to soften which makes it a little difficult to fill a flat.  As a result we had to make a last minute call to pull blueberries from the CSA this week because we just don’t have enough.  HOWEVER, there are still blueberries for sale at our farmstand, COOP food stores, and BB&P.  Hopefully you will be so thrown off by Thai Basil and Soy Beans that you won’t even notice the loss of everyone’s favorite berry.  

 TIPS - TRICKS - RECIPES:

ON THAI BASIL

https://www.bonappetit.com/test-kitchen/ingredients/article/thai-basil

Perfect for Southeast Asian dishes, the purple-stemmed Thai basil has a bright mint and citrus flavor. 

HOW TO USE: Basil should be added to dishes at the last minute. It is not the kind of herb you should simmer or saute, because it loses its flavor quickly. 

JENNY’S NOTE:   I LOVE THIS HERB!  Freshens up any sandwich, salad, rice bowl, spring roll, cocktail, etc…  

HOW TO STORE

Store basil for up to 1 week in the refrigerator. Leave it in its original plastic container or rinse the leaves, roll them up in paper towels, and place them in a resealable plastic bag for up to about 4 days. Sometimes basil will keep longer if you trim the stems and put them in a glass of water-like you would with fresh flowers, then put a plastic bag over them and refrigerate.

JENNY’S NOTE:  the yogurt sauce, while delicious, is not necessary.  My bottomline here: get outside, and grill your eggplant- its soooooo good.  Some recipes call for salting your eggplant first, this one does not.  However, if you let your eggplant sit too long before use, you may want to salt.  For reference this stuff was picked on Tuesday.  Also, head’s up, eggplant loves heat- do not put your eggplant in the fridge, the fruit prefers being left out on any given countertop.  AND LASTLY, Since your grill is on, you might as well cook your patty pan squash, cauliflower, and onions the same way.  We all need to cook more outside as long as possible because October and down jackets are not that far away people!

1 cup plain yogurt

3 tablespoons chopped fresh mint

2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice

1 teaspoon curry powder

1 teaspoon dried crushed red pepper

2 eggplants (each about 1 pound), cut crosswise into 1-inch-thick rounds

1/4 cup sesame oil

2 tablespoons coriander seeds, cracked

Mix first 5 ingredients in medium bowl; season with salt and pepper. 

DO AHEAD Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate.

Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Rub eggplant rounds on both sides with sesame oil. Sprinkle it with coriander, salt, and pepper. Grill until slightly charred, about 6 minutes per side.

Arrange eggplant rounds on platter. Serve with yogurt-mint sauce. 

(or not? I say, take your Thai basil, and chop and sprinkle on top)

Soy beans 

When eaten at this young stage they are called Edamame (perhaps you are familiar? )

To eat:

Wash your plants (i tried to run the plants through our washer, but it is not obvious, and many of the plants are still pretty dirty- or you can consider the dirt as a necessary micro-biome protective barrier, so in that case, you’re welcome).  

Pick bean pods off plant

Boil in water for 7ish minutes

Drain water, salt pods, devour immediately

This classic potato-and-cauliflower dish, ubiquitous on Indian restaurant menus, makes for a great make-ahead party dish. You can pre-roast the vegetables, and then whenever you’re ready, throw them in the pan with your spices and onions to finish the dish in 15 minutes.

INGREDIENTS

2 medium russet potatoes, cut into 2"-long sticks

1 medium head of cauliflower, cut into small florets

5 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil, divided

1 tsp. cumin seeds

½ tsp. ground turmeric

1 small onion, finely chopped

1 Tbsp. thinly sliced ginger

Pinch of asafetida (optional, but really great)

Pinch of red chili powder

1 tsp. (or more) kosher salt

1 Tbsp. (or more) fresh lime juice

½ cup chopped cilantro leaves with tender stems

RECIPE PREPARATION

Preheat the oven to 400°. Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil. Toss potatoes and cauliflower with 3 Tbsp. oil on prepared sheet. Spread in an even layer and roast, tossing once halfway through, until cauliflower and potatoes are browned and slightly crisped, about 30 minutes. Let cool.

Meanwhile, heat remaining 2 Tbsp. oil in a large skillet over medium-high until it begins to shimmer. Add cumin and cook, stirring frequently, until they turn a medium shade of brown, about 1 minute. Reduce heat to medium and swirl in turmeric. Add onion and cook, stirring frequently, until translucent, 4–6 minutes. Add ginger, asafetida (if using), and chili powder and cook, stirring, until heated through and well combined, about 1 minute longer.

Stir in roasted potatoes and cauliflower, including any charred bits from the foil, and gently mix (don’t overmix, or the cauliflower will fall apart). Add salt and cook, tossing occasionally, until potatoes and cauliflower are tender (but not soggy!), 5–6 minutes. Remove from heat and add lime juice. Taste and add more lime juice or salt, if needed.

 Transfer potatoes and cauliflower to a platter. Top with cilantro.

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