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    Quote Originally Posted by kelownagirl View Post
    Why am I always a little bit scared to google someone you think is sex??
    <snort> I can see your point here. Her choice is pretty harmless, though...THIS time. Google away.

    I don't know if I think he's sexy or I just am very fond of him in general.

    Zen, you're the best. The Compleat Thread Drift comment.
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    Nerds are hot .
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    Quote Originally Posted by salsabike View Post
    <snort> I can see your point here. Her choice is pretty harmless, though...THIS time. Google away.

    I don't know if I think he's sexy or I just am very fond of him in general.

    Zen, you're the best. The Compleat Thread Drift comment.

    LOL, maybe it says something about me but I always have to google it. Kinda like looking at a car wreck. PS I thought he was kinda cute actually
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    Ooooohhhh!!!!! Did you saute the morels with the fiddleheads??? Oh man, lucky lucky you!

    (or maybe they aren't the edible kind of fiddleheads?)
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    Just got home from another book sale, my mom and I have hit two in the last couple of weeks...yay books!!!!

    My honey, my mom, and I were invited to a picnic lunch at our neighbors house (we gave them our old picnic table and they wanted to say thanks)...they made portobello sandwiches with a fresh herb aioli, fresh greens with a lime dressing, and chunked up fresh pineapple/papaya/strawberries for dessert...it was amazing!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BleeckerSt_Girl View Post
    Ooooohhhh!!!!! Did you saute the morels with the fiddleheads??? Oh man, lucky lucky you!

    (or maybe they aren't the edible kind of fiddleheads?)
    I'm not sure what kind of fiddleheads they are or which kinds are edible, so I just left them there. Pretty, though. We had the morels with penne and broccoli. Plenty of garlic, a little red pepper, mmmmmm.

    And the season's just starting. Rain on Tuesday should really bring them out.
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    Oh, wow.

    So I pulled out my old, neglected edible wild plants book.

    I'm still not sure what kind of fiddleheads they are. But guess what I found folded up between the pages?

    The cue sheet I'd made for my very first bicycle tour, June, 1982.

    Could I actually have brought that book on that tour? I don't remember, but it's definitely possible. Speaking of the other thread... I brought the heaviest stuff imaginable with me, so books were probably on the list.

    Anyway, an unexpected blast from the past!
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    Men trying to be supportive, gotta love them.

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