Thanks for the idea. I just quickly borrowed it via Libby, and he did not include any gluten free recipes. He recommends a store-bought mix called cup4cup (which I don’t love), but it’s possible they’ve changed the formula since I tried it last.
cleanandsunny
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Thank you! I’ve used that in the past, but just found a recipe on their website that I haven’t tried yet - I will give it a try.
May I suggest “Don’t Let Me Die in America” by of Montreal? (Confusingly, an American band)
Also “Sunset on 32nd Street” by Strike Anywhere - although you could pull any track off that whole album and it would work.
Me too!!! I still play through it once a year or so and listen to the soundtrack all the time. My favorite game of all time; one of my favorite pieces of art of all time. Guess I’m due for another round!
One of the most intense and fun punk shows I have ever been to - surprised the walls stayed standing!
Literally me thinking of your top 3 also…I guess we have to be friends now. Good picks!!
Actually, I lied, Strike Anywhere is my 5th pick
Discount
Misfits
Flogging Molly
Bikini Kill
Clash or Rancid… I can’t decide!
It may be because there are two types of flowers in the photo! The ones with lots of little “trumpets” appear to be lantana. The pink one could be a lot of things, it’s hard for me to tell without seeing the flower and plant more clearly. You can always post to the gardening community for help with plant IDs :)
The practice of deadheading is to prevent the plant from setting seed so that it keeps blooming…so by definition, probably not. Typically with annuals, the seed heads need time on the plant to develop into viable seeds and dry out enough. The flowers with petals still on will almost certainly not have viable seed. Some of the dried out brown ones on the bottom? Maybe! You can crack them open over a piece of paper and see what you get.
It was already hot when I was watering plants at like 8:30 this morning…and a hummingbird came within a few inches of me and was trying to drink from the spray!
If you can put out (in the shade) a pie tin or big bowl with some water for the critters this week, they will definitely appreciate it.