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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

cooking

recipes

books

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Lenore Plassman @noni1959 I have made Fannie's green onion pie many times. It's basically just a quiche.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 15 Oct

I woke hearing activity on the property and looked out seeing the bulldozer pushing areas around near the foundation. It wasn't long after, the first part of the house made it's way up. They had to have left yesterday and sat...

house

rural

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Lenore Plassman @noni1959 In my younger years I was also rugged. Using pickaxes and crosscut saws and axes eventually gave me carpal tunnel and back aches.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (364361) • Rockingham, Australia 17 Oct

Don't take the title literally but it looks to me that this little guy holding the rain gauge is hoping for a downpour. They are forecasting rain for the next three days but at least I won’t have to water the garden. We’re...

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celticeagle @celticeagle (180636) • Boise, Idaho 17 Oct

In reading several new videos on YouTube I found out that Diane died of pneumonia. I've had pneumonia a couple of times and it is no fun. Plus, she had suffered for years from Bolemia and had hereditary skin cancer. That is why...

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

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Judy Evans Mum used to make 'mock fish' which were basically potato cakes. I always liked them. That will be an interesting book to go through.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

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Marie It sounds like it would be interesting to go through.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

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Judy Story I hope you are able to make a lot of things with that cook book.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

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LindaOH The Fannie Farmer Cookbook is a good one to have. Good recipes and nostalgic reading. Yes, we've come quite a ways in taking toxic things out of our foods....but we still have a ways to go.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

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Lenore Plassman I have a paperback Fannie Farmer here somewhere. That is a pretty book.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

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celticeagle Whoa! A calves' head. Yuck! I've been doing a lot of research into the Victorian Era and yes, I knew they used some odd ingredients.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

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Amber Wow, that is quite an enlightening book. I’ll skip the calf head, but far be it from me to stop an intrepid eater!

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 16 Oct

The Christian thrift store in town sells books five for a dollar, and about once a week I find three to five that catch my eye. This week I found, "The Original Fannie Farmer 1896 Cook Book", from The Boston Cooking School. What...

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Kandase That cookbook should be a wonderful glimpse into culinary delights of the past.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (49710) 15 Oct

I haven't made a post in several days. Son had surgery, and it was a bit rough to say the least. I won't go much into the details right now...suffice it to say that we hope this helps his pain levels. I am just glad to have him...

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Marie Coyle Thanks so much, Loretta.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 15 Oct

I woke hearing activity on the property and looked out seeing the bulldozer pushing areas around near the foundation. It wasn't long after, the first part of the house made it's way up. They had to have left yesterday and sat...

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Lenore Plassman @noni1959 If I still lived East side of the mountains, this month would be my stocking up month. I probably would be iced and snowed in during some of the winter plus have to keep the water pump unfroze. I am spoiled and getting older. I don't want to live...

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Lenore Plassman @sallypup (66342) • Centralia, Washington 5 Oct

I have the big- is it big? seven-zero birthday coming up this January. What do I want for such an occasion besides pile on the chocolate cake?? Bring me a horse and maybe a mule. Love those critters. Big but: I no longer have...

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Lenore Plassman @noni1959 I'm glad you have the Fitness club. For me, I can't use a treadmill. It works hard on my sciatic nerve. That's why the warm water pool is the safest idea for me. Insurance pays for it- it is about 45 a month if we don't have medical insurance.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (364361) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Oct

This grain silo was built by Jack Jones in 1949 when heavy lifting equipment was in its infancy. The heavy timber mainframe was made from bush timber and hoisted into position with two Fordson tractors. As the fledging silo was...

western australia

mukinbudin

grain silo

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Judy Evans They really had to work with their brains back then as well as their brawn.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (364361) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Oct

Our motor-home has a stone-guard which protects the bottom half of the windscreen. Hopefully you can get the idea from the top image. We’ve discovered that it also protects against flying insects, particularly grasshoppers. The...

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Judy Evans I think he has got himself a job for life at that park.

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Fleur @Fleura (32908) • United Kingdom 16 Oct

Yesterday a friend was showing me an art project involving industrial robots, and from the recesses of my mind that unearthed a memory of a performance we watched almost 20 years ago. A French dancer, Philippe Priasso, from the...

dance

transports exceptionels

contemporary

pas de deux

digger

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Fleur You would never have called an excavator graceful would you?

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (203690) • United States 9 Oct

Had my CT scan yesterday. Just as I figured. I have kidney stones in both kidneys. My PCP has referred me to a urologist. This is getting ridiculous. I already have an appointment with a nephrologist. I have doctor/dentist...

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LindaOH @noni1959 I'm so sorry. I had to cut back on my calcium. I was taking too much; and I have kidney stones.

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Loretta @noni1959 (10755) • United States 15 Oct

I woke hearing activity on the property and looked out seeing the bulldozer pushing areas around near the foundation. It wasn't long after, the first part of the house made it's way up. They had to have left yesterday and sat...

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LindaOH @noni1959 You're very welcome. Good luck.

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