Harvesting Red Hot Chili Peppers, giving them to a friend since he loves spicy. I can’t do too much spicy. Will harvest the Anaheim, Cayenne and Jalapeño soon.
Bean curd, tofu and broccoli 🥦 in coconut curry sauce. Full on vegetarian. Sometimes, just need to keep it easy…
samis:
Mmm yummy
To the left is my Buddy Heater, which uses propane gas, bulky, creates condensation in the tent, and has a higher risk to carbon monoxide exposure. To the right, I just received my Teioe electric heater, which has two heater settings, one cool air setting for those warmer seasons, has an auto safety shutoff, and is way more compact. But don’t let its size fool...
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Happy Indigenous Day! Our Constitution was taken and indoctrinated by Benjamin Franklin from Native codes and laws.
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trippy:
Yumm
A time to brown, a time to boil, a time to simmer, a time to garnish…
Hmmm, needs more salt…
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tombs888:
@headshot 1) Brown 2/3lbs to 1lbs Italian sausage in pan. 2) Add 1 1/2
cups of water, salt and seasoning (parsley, oregano, basil, etc.), add
pasta. 3) Bring to boil and stir. 4) Lower to simmer, add 1 cup of milk
(I use whole milk). 5) Add mozzarella, cheddar, provolone, sliced
mushrooms and sliced olives, use lid. 6) Stir occasionally for the next
10-12 minutes.
tombs888:
7) Garnish with green onions and diced tomatoes, or whatever fresh veggies you want
Sometimes, I'm just plain out lazy...
An old short film I made with my team during my college years. Woody Harrelson came in during the editing process, and was laughing his ass off!
I’ve been running a 30 degree mummy sleeping bag for decades. If it’s too cold, I’ll use another blanket and/or throw more layers of clothes on. Dropped by Bass Pro early in the morning, and picked up this 0 degree bag for 90 bucks.
In the past, growing up, I’ve slept in cheap shit whatever mom and dad got for my brothers and I from...
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Finally out with the stock wheels, which look generic to me, and the tires, which are highway. TRD 17x7 wheels with all terrain Falken Wildpeaks.
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His art, musick and public rituals fascinated and disturbed me ever since I discovered his works over 2 decades ago. I recall browsing through his CD section at Amoeba Records in Berkeley when I bumped into Mike Patton of Faith No More/Mr. Bungle/Fantomas/Tomahawk. Both of us having tastes in the offbeat, arcane, underground and dark expressions of the human psyche.
Nitsch passed away this past...
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