Lesser of Two Evils: Protein Powder or Ground Turkey?

[Tony S]

I am not fond of the usual leafy greens found in supermarkets. The usual suspects are kale, collard green, swiss chard and escarole. All are pretty tough. For more varied and tender greens, try stopping off at a Chinese grocery. can't beat the variety and price.

 

[Marker]

Now, broccoli rabe, that prepared correct is awesome, not, not so much.

I'm not sure how widely it is made outside of Philadelphia, but we like that Italian roast pork, broccoli rabe, and provolone on a good Italian roll or Kaiser.

 

[Tony S]

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I feel the need to add that the sticks are there in an attempt to discourage the cats from using the garden beds as litter boxes.

 

[cantunamunch]

I feel the need to add that the sticks are there in an attempt to discourage the cats from using the garden beds as litter boxes.

Ah, 'k. You've got some well-behaved critters.

The squirrels, ground hogs, rabbits, deer, crows and other pests (including therein several outdoor cats) down here simply don't care. And my near-instantaneous lack of rhubarb, lettuce, spinach proves it.

It takes 3 inches+ of gravel/rock mulch for my daffodil and tulip bulbs to survive - and just the other day I had to remove an overnight rabbit warren in that bed.

 

[Tony S]

Ah, 'k. You've got some well-behaved critters.

The squirrels, ground hogs, rabbits, deer, crows and other pests (including therein several outdoor cats) down here simply don't care. And my near-instantaneous lack of rhubarb, lettuce, spinach proves it.

It takes 3 inches+ of gravel/rock mulch for my daffodil and tulip bulbs to survive - and just the other day I had to remove an overnight rabbit warren in that bed.

Bars of Irish Spring soap in net bags hanging from low stakes seem to help in our yard.

 

[mdf]

Indian English dialects

Somehow my google maps got set to an Indian English woman's voice. It was strange at first, but I rather like it and decided to leave it that way. I have no idea how authentic the google version is, but I find the "over-articulated" pronunciation easy to understand in a noisy car. And I like using "slip road" instead of "entrance ramp" (they aren't all ramps, after all....)

 

[Tony S]

Somehow my google maps got set to an Indian English woman's voice. It was strange at first, but I rather like it and decided to leave it that way. I have no idea how authentic the google version is, but I find the "over-articulated" pronunciation easy to understand in a noisy car. And I like using "slip road" instead of "entrance ramp" (they aren't all ramps, after all....)

Another practical joke gone wrong.