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Thursday, June 17, 2010. Transgendered beard - - m-f, Chris Crocker. It was like my facial hair was orchestrating my whole life. Wednesday, May 5, 2010.
Seemingly random but organised ramblings from an English Resident Alien. Who am I, What am I doing here? Continual Forms Of Irritation. Random Picture of The Moment. Remembering, Not Celebrating, Is What Matters Today. As my Facebook timeline continues to remind me, today is my birthday.
Thoughts on science, society, and the media. May 14, 2011 in People. Photo courtesy of Mike Siegel. This article first appeared in 2009 when I was writing for the MIT graduate student run news magazine. However the website is no longer available and as far as I can tell. The graduate student in the School of Architecture was most recently commissioned for an exhibit,.
Participants have been listed here in the order in which we learn of their postings. Enjoy the feast, everybody. And please consider a donation to Mass Farmers Markets. Began the blogathon with her chilled tomato yogurt soup. Actually, Helen posted early because she is due to have a baby this week. Talk about locally grown! Pen and Plow Farm. Provides a virtual tour of the Weymouth Farmers Market.
Sunday, June 10, 2012. The people working at the trampoline place were terrifying. Seriously, people are still talking about it. The cake itself was quite tasty. It was moist and rich and really tasted like root beer.
Mo and Ray are two vegetarians in love and eating healthy! A day of French-inspired food. Jackfruit and Jicama Slaw Tacos. Butternut and mushroom soup and yummy crusty bread.
Ramblings of a 30-something never-cooked-before mom of 2 that lost 60lbs 3-times over on WeightWatchers eating packaged, processed food-like substances, but wants to keep it off eating cleaner, real food found mostly in the outer aisles. Can yo help click? My dad has been working flat-out for his local Food Bank, located at The Good Shepherd UCC. Thank you so much! I am su.
Wanderlust Hearts is about our experiences, our life lessons, and our passions. Greg and I are dedicated to learning more about the world through traveling, reading, helping others, and trying new things. We are hoping this site will be our voice for sharing all of this information with others. Tips for planning, packing, and how to enjoy your trip! My Semi.
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Saturday, November 17, 2012. Inspired by the Boston Globe Magazines Roasted Punched Potatoes. Recipe probably paywalled, I smashed my own potatoes. Upon reviewing the magazine photo, it seems I punched mine rather less genteely than the recipe called for. If I had it to do over again, I wouldnt smash the potatoes quite so flat, for more fluffy soft potato between the crispy bits. I ate mine plain, but either ketchup or baked potato toppings sour cream, cheese, bacon, chives would be nice. Cider i.CONTENT
This web page farmsharestories.blogspot.com states the following, "Saturday, November 17, 2012." We saw that the webpage said " Inspired by the Boston Globe Magazines Roasted Punched Potatoes." It also said " Recipe probably paywalled, I smashed my own potatoes. Upon reviewing the magazine photo, it seems I punched mine rather less genteely than the recipe called for. If I had it to do over again, I wouldnt smash the potatoes quite so flat, for more fluffy soft potato between the crispy bits. I ate mine plain, but either ketchup or baked potato toppings sour cream, cheese, bacon, chives would be nice."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
A journey through time with two first-time farm sharers. Call me crazy but I am currently obsessed with quinoa. I think it has something to do with the fact that in Ecuador, they put quinoa in everything. For my first week back in the States, on the processed-free diet, I figured there was no better choice than quinoa. 2 large yellow bell peppers.
This blog is for Farm Shepherd dog owners to learn about training their dog, history, and basic care. Sunday, May 3, 2009. We are busy kidding and brushing here, sorry no more time.