Oh my goodness, there is a portable donut making business that sets up by the beach, fresh donuts out of the oil, they are delicious.
It’s gonna be hard to follow it up Boo. I really love growing all the cap junky mixes. All of them have been really nice and we love the smoke too and the yield was really goo especially this time. thanks for your kind comments boo. I’m glad you are growing it again. My peeps love it too and want to buy some but I don’t sell weed just give it away sometimes. I’m gonna have a lot of it too but we will use it up for sure.After seeing your cap junkie cross the other day, I decided to go ahead and break out my stash last night. I just love that strain and the high that it gives me… I let two of my friends stay here last night. Once a 370 pound biker and the other one is a normal size biker that was dinged in the head a few times and now he’s got TBI… They both slept very well after smoking the junkie… you did a great job on yours Subbie…
That’s a great idea FJ
You got my attention with apple fritters. I like apples and during apple season I eat one almost everyday. Will be heading to the fruit stand any time now for a couple of months worth of apples and other goodies, like garlic. I like Ambrosia apples for eating not so much for baking.I looked for apples while I was in the mountains. Mr sub said we shouldn’t go back the 8 miles to the orchard. I wish now I would have made him go. We could be eating apple fritters right now. Those doughnuts are making my stomach growl.
The cap junky mixes are highly recommended by me.
Yes if I only had some good Virginia applesYou got my attention with apple fritters. I like apples and during apple season I eat one almost everyday. Will be heading to the fruit stand any time now for a couple of months worth of apples and other goodies, like garlic. I like Ambrosia apples for eating not so much for baking.
Before my mom passed away her diet included many sweet treats, I know of some other people who favored sweets at the end of life.
I bet you make a good fritter from what I've seen of your cooking.
by us...The cap junky mixes are highly recommended by me.
I will try and find some cuts.Thanks for the advice.The cap junky mixes are highly recommended by me.
You are an exceptional Oma. Your granddaughter is lucky to have you.Hey old man. Having a granddaughter with DS has taught me a lot about it. I have since met many other children and adults with downs with different levels of capabilities. My granddaughter does have learning capability problems but is reachable as I myself have seen improvements working with her. Her biggest problem is with memory but we play games like lining up Oma’s 8 dolls, naming them all and interviewing each of them to see what their favorite color, song… write them all down on a paper graph then make a memory game out of it. It takes a lot of effort I know and the game usually lasts two hours or so but is worth the effort imo to move her a little farther up the ladder. She can read, write and is verbal unlike a lot of downs children. Shes not good with math but does understand addition subtraction and some simple fractions. I just want her to have a leg up if I can help her. Especially socially where I unlike her mother feels like there is more that can be done especially with her behavior problems like making her accountable for her actions
hope you’re having a good day old man
we both started using beans gifted my S&S...I'd like to find some cap junkie without it being crossed...
They are delicious. Apple fritters? Mmmmm. Do you have a recipe?I looked for apples while I was in the mountains. Mr sub said we shouldn’t go back the 8 miles to the orchard. I wish now I would have made him go. We could be eating apple fritters right now. Those doughnuts are making my stomach growl.
A friend of mine absconded with a Sequoia pine cone a while back. He got seeds out of it and has one growing in Massachusetts. He is a tree fanatic who was the chairperson of the American Chestnut Project in college. He has a bunch of crosses and back crosses of American Chestnut with an Asian variety and is attempting to reintroduce the chestnut in the northeast. The population was decimated by a blight of some kind decades ago.
That's good thinking Sub, teaching does not have to be in the school model. In some cases a child will learn better using objects or unusual book reading. With a parent's permission I would use reading books not used by the school like The Scoop on Poop, I know not for everyone. That's why I would show a parent before using it for instruction, no parent ever objected after seeing the book. A young fellow I tutored from grade 5 through high school. I had him build a bird feeder and had him write in his own words the process from start to finish. I helped him get his drivers licence his hunting licence. In the end he became a ticketed welder.Hey old man. Having a granddaughter with DS has taught me a lot about it. I have since met many other children and adults with downs with different levels of capabilities. My granddaughter does have learning capability problems but is reachable as I myself have seen improvements working with her. Her biggest problem is with memory but we play games like lining up Oma’s 8 dolls, naming them all and interviewing each of them to see what their favorite color, song… write them all down on a paper graph then make a memory game out of it. It takes a lot of effort I know and the game usually lasts two hours or so but is worth the effort imo to move her a little farther up the ladder. She can read, write and is verbal unlike a lot of downs children. Shes not good with math but does understand addition subtraction and some simple fractions. I just want her to have a leg up if I can help her. Especially socially where I unlike her mother feels like there is more that can be done especially with her behavior problems like making her accountable for her actions
hope you’re having a good day old man
