I received the Enterprise D lego set for christmas, so I watched all the TNG era movies while I built it. Very nostalgic.

Cool indeed. At first glance I thought it was some kind of wonky tennis ball.

I feel like there’s a word for “the tip of my feet” but I can’t put the tip of my hand on it.

If you don’t mind sharing, what was the other poem?

The darkest layer on top is only about 1.5-2 inches. We have very little topsoil before we hit clay.

My wife loves 80s movies, so I plan on getting the Gizmo (21361) and the Back to the Future (10300) sets for her. I’m hoping some sales will hit after Thanksgiving.

I learned about these when a snake climbed the utility pole and blew the fuse leading to our house. Charred snake bits everywhere.

It does look impressively bad.

Kinda reminds me of the car Homer designed.

They eat coral so they essentially poop sand, which contributes to building beaches.

Raccoons and possums actually like to eat the larva in yellowjacket nests. If you put some dry pet food by the nest it’ll attract them and they’ll dig up the nest. Sounds crazy, but it’s worked for me before.

Aldi’s take and bake pizzas are great for doctoring up.

New version of “Netflix and chill” just dropped.

CATS LOCK

Probably, but I just salt the brine to taste. We eat them fast enough that it’s never been a problem. A dozen eggs will fit in a quart sized Ball jar. I usually use a teaspoon or two of salt per jar.

refreshments

The lemon/lime is a new one for me. I’ll have to give it a try.

Great breakfast! We have chickens so we’re flush with eggs right now. I’ll hard boil a dozen or two at a time and keep them in brine in the fridge. Makes for an easy breakfast for the kids before school, and the kids love them.

I’m with you. I was excited to learn the other day that some of the KSP developers are working on a game called Kitten Space Agency that might fill the void left by KSP2’s demise.