Tosten, these are much nicer digs that lotza college rooms. And I marvel at the folded teeshirts. Where did you learn to do that? Not from yer momma. lv, mom
Fine place, Tosten. Thanks for the most excellent tour and photos!! I'm impressed by your folding too. Kaj likes the thought that students listen better when things are on fire. We both wonder about the cows when there seems to be little milk and no butter. It's good to hear from you. It's raining here. Half an inch today. Doug put in a fin drain down the side of the house to keep us from floating away. But the trees are beautiful. Hope your teaching is going well. Cheers! and lotsa love from all of us.
Hi Tosten, thanks for the tour! Glad to know that you have running water and a serviceable toilet. Somewhere out back there must be a lovely drainfield. I too wish that el-hella tea were better than the blandly named alternative. Wishing you well and hey, I would've guessed that your t-shirts were nicely folded. Admiring you and your sense of adventure!
Hey Tosten, thanx so much for the tour, I've been following your posts as a mute observer so far and just wanted to say 'hi' once. Your home looks really cozy ... I'm amazed at the bike, you're probably the only person people have seen wearing a helmet. What is your typical breakfast?
Great tour! Nice to see the space you're living in. Good to see you're getting around by bike! Glad you're well stocked with beans and cherry tomatoes and veggies. can't wait to experience your new cooking skills when I see you next!!
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Unbelievable space.
Tosten, these are much nicer digs that lotza college rooms. And I marvel at the folded teeshirts. Where did you learn to do that? Not from yer momma. lv, mom
Fine place, Tosten. Thanks for the most excellent tour and photos!! I'm impressed by your folding too. Kaj likes the thought that students listen better when things are on fire. We both wonder about the cows when there seems to be little milk and no butter. It's good to hear from you.
It's raining here. Half an inch today. Doug put in a fin drain down the side of the house to keep us from floating away. But the trees are beautiful. Hope your teaching is going well. Cheers! and lotsa love from all of us.
As per our discussion just now:
OKRA Pickles
1 pound okra (3 1/2 to 4 inches long)
6 garlic cloves, peeled
3 cups cider vinegar (24 fluid ounces)
1 cup water
1/2 teaspoon dried hot red pepper flakes
1 1/2 tablespoons dill seeds
1 tablespoon mustard seeds
1 1/2 tablespoons kosher salt
1 tablespoon sugar
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Pickled-Okra-108764#ixzz1cC3l6lGv
Hi Tosten, thanks for the tour! Glad to know that you have running water and a serviceable toilet. Somewhere out back there must be a lovely drainfield.
I too wish that el-hella tea were better than the blandly named alternative.
Wishing you well and hey, I would've guessed that your t-shirts were nicely folded. Admiring you and your sense of adventure!
Hey Tosten,
thanx so much for the tour, I've been following your posts as a mute observer so far and just wanted to say 'hi' once. Your home looks really cozy ... I'm amazed at the bike, you're probably the only person people have seen wearing a helmet. What is your typical breakfast?
Lots of greetings from Germany
Sabine
Great tour! Nice to see the space you're living in. Good to see you're getting around by bike! Glad you're well stocked with beans and cherry tomatoes and veggies. can't wait to experience your new cooking skills when I see you next!!
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