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  1. Mirepoix ... flavour base for many dishes ... one of the first things you learn to do as a training chef ... i am no chef, but i do have some training.
  2. And while you were saving millions.. i chopped up a whole celery ... froze 3 x 1Cup and have the other two cups for soup and curry today. We rarely buy celery cuz neither of us like it to eat as is, but we like it in things .. often lots gets thrown out. So this time.. i chopped it all up. It's only good for soups or curry but that's perfect. And no waste. Time for another coffee and a raisin bran muffin ...
  3. time to put on the first batch of beans ...
  4. Seriously, i either need to learn to drink my coffee in about two minutes, or buy a thermal mug...stuff goes cold so quickly in here in winter.. ugh
  5. Leaving it up to the system ... well i'd worry and want to get up and make sure anyway. so i may as well just do it my way.
  6. no .. i like to do it myself .. i wont be up at 4am.. more likely 6:30.. which is normal for me anyway..LOL
  7. No, keep seeing people complaining about that. i will set my alarm and get up to post it. i worked too hard and too long to write that to leave it up to some machine. Nope, i will do it myself.
  8. venal adjective | VEE-nul Definition 1 : capable of being bought or obtained for money or other valuable consideration : purchasable; especially : open to corrupt influence and especially bribery : mercenary 2 : originating in, characterized by, or associated with corrupt bribery If you are given the choice between acts that are venal and those that are venial, go for the venial. Although the two words look and sound alike, they have very different meanings and histories. Venal demonstrates the adage that anything can be had if the price is high enough and the morals are low enough. That word originated with the Latin venum, which simply referred to something that was sold or for sale. Some of those transactions must have been rather shady because by the mid-1600s, venal had gained the sense of corruption it carries today. Venial sins, on the other hand, are pardonable, the kind that show that everyone makes mistakes sometimes. That forgiving term descends from venia, Latin for "favor," "indulgence," or "pardon."
  9. For @BHopper2 https://kotaku.com/the-year-long-undercover-plot-to-blow-up-eve-onlines-m-1831574442
  10. Write em down ... i am prepping chapter 1 of Changes, Again. I will post it tomorrow morning ... not, however, at 12:01 am as requested by droughtquake. LOL
  11. It's flatmate that needs the training.
  12. Me too .. stuff to get on with tomorrow ... good night all xoxo
  13. @mollyhousemouse oh i like that lantern ... good night molly xo
  14. thank You, Sir. i keep trying to find the right words ... this is close xoxoxo
  15. thanks very much for reading, Sir xo
  16. Thanks very much A! .. glad you see and feel it xo
  17. i got up this morning, washed and stuff for work, made coffee, made lunch.. sat down and wrote it... thanks molly xoxo
  18. Thanks very much Reader xoxo
  19. thanks very much AC .. yes it's a wonderful theme to write about xoxo
  20. thanks very much mayday, much appreciated. i'm glad the feelings came through xo
  21. thank you very much Parker xo
  22. Thanks for your wonderful comments. i didn't think it was creepy i'm glad you enjoyed it
  23. Thanks very much, Thorn. i kinda woke up to it too..
  24. just a little is very nice ...
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