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What's Cooking (Take Four)

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Re: What's Cooking (Take Four)

by Jenise » Tue Oct 20, 2026 1:07 pm

Karen/NoCA wrote:Interesting, I would think the sea gulls would get there first.


Good thought, and they're onto us, but I scatter the walnuts among the rocks under the bird bath, and seagulls don't like trying to stand on rocks nor are their bills suited for fishing between rocks, so they don't try.
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Re: What's Cooking (Take Four)

by Jenise » Tue Oct 20, 2026 1:09 pm

Karen/NoCA wrote:Interesting, I would think the sea gulls would get there first.


Good thought, and they're onto us, but I scatter the walnuts among the rocks under the bird bath, and seagulls don't like trying to stand on rocks nor are their bills suited for fishing between rocks, so they don't try.

Oh and no, this isn't the new forum yet. Any day now. And when it's ready, you'll have a new address to go to.
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Re: What's Cooking (Take Four)

by Jeff Grossman » Thu Oct 22, 2026 11:40 am

No, this is the old site. New site is: https://wldg.net
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Re: What's Cooking (Take Four)

by Jenise » Sat Oct 24, 2026 2:26 pm

Karen/NoCA wrote:Breakfast this morning was a half, thin slice of Kalamata Olive Sourdough bread toasted. It is topped with roasted red pepper, Gruyere cheese, tomato, and more thin cheese slices. I zapped it in the microwave to melt the cheese and drizzled it with Fig Mandarin Balsamic. This new balsamic is so thick it does not pour but drizzles out of the jar. I rather like that. Comforting breakfast while having a Pineapple Express passing through.


Karen, haven't seen you in the new forum yet. What's taking you so long?? :)

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