Greetings, All.
Best wishes to anyone in severe weather path. Expecially to those in Alabama.
I need to keep a running document for all of the hints and links that are given here. I did that for January. Just catching on the March readings today, I have half a page of things to look up.
Thank you everyone:
Columbia River: links to hikelight.com. I agree about placing something under the lid of the pot to reduce dribbles. I wish we had a stream of any kind. Will need to talk to hubby about a potato clamp. We have a basement that is a combined crawl space, part fully useable cinderblock, and partially excavated basement with old limestone walls and a cellar door that perhaps we could use. I just hate to go in there it is so yucky. I will look up Storm Gourmet and Apocalypse chow.
Hieronyma Textor: I had not thought that someone would produce a cheese making kit for non-dairy. I’ll need to check the “One Circle” information, too.
Old Mt. Woman: Yes, Sci Fi and Dystopian. My Hubby does not care to read this type, unless I have him read for a purpose/idea. Then he is surprised when I come up with a comment to something he “thought” of and basically say, “…that is common in Prepper circles.” I always skim over the discussions/descriptions of weapons. I only know a few things: hand guns, big guns that shoot a lot at one time, and bigger ones that will take it all out, or knives. My husband was a research biologist and used a variety of guns to collect his animal specimens; he is the shooter. I will trust him.
About cheese, I stopped using any dairy the last two months because I was having bad reactions. (Too much “seat” time – if I got there.) I started taking a pre- and pro-biotic in January and it has made a difference. I had pizza a few days ago and my symptoms were greatly reduced. I think I will still avoid these dishes at home, but now I know I do not need to panic when I see dairy in an item.
Ham radio club on Saturday. There was only one other board member there; Ex. Dir. was taking car of his grandson to help out his ill daughter, and did not discuss any meeting plans. I was surprised. I thought, I can lead this meeting…then Hubby said the other guy should chair the meeting because I had to take notes. Bummer. I was looking forward to it. That would have been a coup for me – asked to chair the meeting. I never have. Now I need to write up the notes for publication.
I am going to stop this and continue in another comment so it does not get too long for Daisy.
Be right back.