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Pushee-RiSun, Nov 16
Pushee-RiSun, Nov 16
MasterstrokeSun, Nov 16
guy91600Sun, Nov 16
Pushee-RiSun, Nov 16
guy91600Sun, Nov 16
Pushee-RiSun, Nov 16
guy91600Sun, Nov 16
Tenserknot
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Mon, Nov 10It was game seven of the World Series and Toronto hadn't been there in like 32 years.
Catching up on everything around the house, or at least trying to, lol. Maybe a fire outside Saturday night with some wine.
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I will be doing chores , Taking my little old mom to her doctors appointment . Then some COD Zombies 6 with a dash of minecraft.
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smoking a bunch of cigarettes + weed and making more stuff as usual 
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bonj
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Fri, Nov 14Go easy on the cigarettes as they slow ya down later in life, Get a nice wooden pipe 
bonj
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Sat, Nov 15It's hidden in my name, just one of the many meanings of the word when it went a bit viral in 2008/9
Objective was to make a silly word and get it in the dictionary. I failed but somehow made it to the urban dictionary XD
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bonj&page=1
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bonji
Objective was to make a silly word and get it in the dictionary. I failed but somehow made it to the urban dictionary XD
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bonj&page=1
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bonji
bonj
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Fri, Nov 14Apple crumble is always a winner. We made one last month apple and blackberry all grown on our allotment. We had so many apples this year enough for 6 households and then some.
Raking leaves, restoring vintage headboard for our bed, raking leaves, weekly shop, raking leaves, put snow tires on cars, rake more damn leaves,
fiddling with vintage car, thinking about getting an apartment so that I don't have to rake leaves anymore.
fiddling with vintage car, thinking about getting an apartment so that I don't have to rake leaves anymore.
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Bobb
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Sun, Nov 09This is where evergreens have the advantage. The fallen needles also make the soil very acidic so that grass doesn't grow, saving one the trouble of mowing. I covet my one neighbour's yard as it's all evergreens.
guy91600
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Sun, Nov 09Last year I had to mow the lawn, and there were leaves from the neighbor's plum tree on the grass. You know what? My lawnmower picked up the leaves while cutting the grass, so forget about using a leaf rake, just use the lawnmower; it's less tiring and faster 
Bobb
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Sun, Nov 09That doesn't work when you have several cm of thick, heavy, wet leaves on the lawn. I have to rake hard to get them out from between the grass and I have a LOT of leaves. I keep our papers and cardboard, spread them in the woods then toss the leaves on it. It keeps the brush down and creates a park-like forest. When I have a dead tree to get rid of, I chop up the branches and trunk then lay it all in a hollow. I'll pile larger cardboard on it then layer it with leaves. This creates a warm, damp environment under the leaves/cardboard that facilitates decomposition. The little bugs go crazy and rot the tree and branches quickly.
Bobb
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Mon, Nov 10I got about a third of the lawn done yesterday and enjoyed the time outside. There was no wind and it was sunny. Even though we had a terribly dry summer (like much of the rest of the northern hemisphere) we seemed to have a lot more leaves this year. Then again, maybe being a year older just makes the leaves feel heavier?
Ladywolfrose 3DArtFri, Nov 14
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Doing the same thing for four months now. Packing to move. I actually moved my entire DAZ Runtimes to a extrenal drive to move. My original PC is messed up so I was using my brother's laptop. But no worries my husband is going to sort it out fir me so I can do my stuff again. But still.... packing
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I would really like to go out for a mountain bike ride and play a game of football like I always do on weekends, but I'm still in too much pain from my accident and I don't know yet if I'll be able to do it again, I'll go for a walk
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Bobb
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Fri, Nov 14Do you bike a lot? One of my biking buddies took a tumble last month and is still hobbling along on crutches. He cracked his hip. He's still planning on riding back to California to visit his Mom next summer (from the Canadian East coast no less!) but I don't think he'll heal that soon. We're both close to 70 and shit takes longer to heal as you age. I'm a LOT more cautious on the bike these days. I even invested in studded snow tires for the winter.
Pushee-Ri
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Fri, Nov 14@Joker:
Oh man - bikes can really be a nightmare sometimes. It happened to me last week: unlit road, piles of wet and slippery leaves... and BANG, Pushee was lying in the dirt. Left knee damaged, left wrist badly sprained. Now saving files (CTRL S) has turned into an acrobatic exercise involving two hands and three fingers
Oh man - bikes can really be a nightmare sometimes. It happened to me last week: unlit road, piles of wet and slippery leaves... and BANG, Pushee was lying in the dirt. Left knee damaged, left wrist badly sprained. Now saving files (CTRL S) has turned into an acrobatic exercise involving two hands and three fingers
guy91600
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Sat, Nov 15At a certain age, cycling has to be reduced to using an exercise bike; watching a favorite TV program
Pushee-Ri
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Sat, Nov 15@guy:
I tried that. The problem was that despite my best efforts, I couldn't get from A to B
I tried that. The problem was that despite my best efforts, I couldn't get from A to B
Bobb
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Sat, Nov 15We're lucky here to have an extensive network of excellent trails. This place was a train hub at one time and as the rails fell into disuse, they became the home of ATV's and snow machines. Gradually local communities fixed them up and now they're in great shape for bikes and pedestrians. Because they started as rail lines they're also fairly flat. I can go for 100 kms in several directions without going on a road. In the winter the snowmobile clubs groom them and they get hard enough to ride or walk on. Not only do we get the benefit of exercise, it's quite social as you can stop and chat with walkers and scratch their dogs. I have friends I know only from the trails.
If you're looking for REAL biking information, the bikepackers have a site where they test products...
https://www.cyclingabout.com/puncture-resistant-tyre-lab-testing/
I've also adopted the technique of using paraffin wax on my chain. This has extended the life of my running gear by almost 3 times. It's also crazy cheap!
If you're looking for REAL biking information, the bikepackers have a site where they test products...
https://www.cyclingabout.com/puncture-resistant-tyre-lab-testing/
I've also adopted the technique of using paraffin wax on my chain. This has extended the life of my running gear by almost 3 times. It's also crazy cheap!
I don't get a lot of free time recently so the weekend is mine. Likely doing some catching up making vehicles. Also finishing of the deforce camo nets I made for a project but there a decent and worthy product on their own. Also making a surprise freebie for next month
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I'm quite young, but unfortunately the fall was disastrous, I have damage to both my cervical spine and both shoulders with involvement of the tendons, in addition to the pain, the thing that bothers me is the headache and feeling of nausea, I have difficulty relaxing and concentrating, I sleep little and am often nervous, but despite everything I still love my bike and I will definitely return to having fun, despite everything, I smile and carry on, I wish you all a wonderful weekend
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Bobb
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Sat, Nov 15During your recovery you might consider a three wheel recumbent (two front, one rear wheel). They're comfortable and eliminate balance issues. They also go like stink because of the improved aerodynamics and ergonomics. One of my biking acquaintances has one because of balance problems and it's a hoot to ride. I love that you're watching the scenery instead of constantly staring at the road a few metres in front of you.
the joker of spades
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Sat, Nov 15Thank you for the advice. I'm not familiar with that type of bike. I'll look for information. For now, I can walk and do a little jogging, but my arms are struggling.
the joker of spades
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Sun, Nov 16Thank you, I wish you a speedy recovery too, have a good Sunday
Bobb
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Sun, Nov 16I'll put together my cyclist's survival guide. I worked with a researcher from Transport Canada some years ago who was also an avid biker. They get all the statistics and studies from everywhere, and some of the things he said scared the crap out of me. I also learned some interesting facts about visibility and being seen.
After apple crumble for dessert, a crumble for vegetables: leek crumble with leeks, of course, and goat cheese.
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Pushee-Ri
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Sun, Nov 16YUMMIE!!!!!! Crumble with leek and goat cheese. Heaven on earth
If it weren't for the issue with my left hand, I would immediately hop on my squeeky bicycle and come visit you
If it weren't for the issue with my left hand, I would immediately hop on my squeeky bicycle and come visit you
guy91600
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Sun, Nov 16Since I'm quite far away, here's the recipe in French. All readers of the thread will be able to benefit from it
1 kg de poireaux
1 cuillère à soupe d’huile d’olive à l’ail
1 échalote
1 verre d’eau
120 gr de bûche de chèvre
50 g de farine
50 g de beurre
35 g de chapelure
20 g de parmesan
sel
poivre
Préparation :
Préchauffer votre four à 180.
Lavez et coupez les échalotes et les poireaux.
Faites-les revenir et fondre dans l’huile d’olive à l’ail pendant 5 minutes. Salez et poivrez.
Dans un saladier, mélangez la farine, le beurre, la chapelure et le parmesan. Mélangez tous les ingrédients jusqu’à obtenir une pâte granuleuse.
Beurrez vos petits moules, déposez quelques tranches de chèvre dans le fond, puis ajoutez le mélange poireaux et échalotte. Parsemez de crumble salé.
Enfournez pendant 25 minutes dont les 5 dernière minutes en mode grill.
Servez votre crumble aux poireaux et chèvre tiède en entrée ou en plat !
1 kg de poireaux
1 cuillère à soupe d’huile d’olive à l’ail
1 échalote
1 verre d’eau
120 gr de bûche de chèvre
50 g de farine
50 g de beurre
35 g de chapelure
20 g de parmesan
sel
poivre
Préparation :
Préchauffer votre four à 180.
Lavez et coupez les échalotes et les poireaux.
Faites-les revenir et fondre dans l’huile d’olive à l’ail pendant 5 minutes. Salez et poivrez.
Dans un saladier, mélangez la farine, le beurre, la chapelure et le parmesan. Mélangez tous les ingrédients jusqu’à obtenir une pâte granuleuse.
Beurrez vos petits moules, déposez quelques tranches de chèvre dans le fond, puis ajoutez le mélange poireaux et échalotte. Parsemez de crumble salé.
Enfournez pendant 25 minutes dont les 5 dernière minutes en mode grill.
Servez votre crumble aux poireaux et chèvre tiède en entrée ou en plat !
Pushee-Ri
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Sun, Nov 16Merci beaucoup
I had already prepared myself for a long journey
... but now I can cook the crumble on my own
I had already prepared myself for a long journey
... but now I can cook the crumble on my own
guy91600
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Sun, Nov 16"When a man is hungry, it is better to teach him to fish than to give him fish."
The New Year is almost here, and in France we make galette des rois (King Cake) in early January (puff pastry and frangipane). If you'd like the recipe, just ask!
Personally, I prefer it with homemade almond paste; that's the recipe and the puff pastry recipe I'll be sharing.
The New Year is almost here, and in France we make galette des rois (King Cake) in early January (puff pastry and frangipane). If you'd like the recipe, just ask!
Personally, I prefer it with homemade almond paste; that's the recipe and the puff pastry recipe I'll be sharing.
Pushee-Ri
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Sun, Nov 16With or without fève (I just looked up the recipe
My problem with treats like this is that I can't get enough of them... but I shouldn't because of my diabetes. That's why I don't bake anymore (except for bread). But I just had an idea...
My problem with treats like this is that I can't get enough of them... but I shouldn't because of my diabetes. That's why I don't bake anymore (except for bread). But I just had an idea...
guy91600
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Sun, Nov 16And this one's a gift
Tarte feuilletée poire – amande (sans sucre ajouté)
Ingrédients :
Pâte feuilletée
Poires bien mûres
Poudre d’amandes
Un soupçon de vanille
Les poires mûres apportent une douceur naturelle
La poudre d’amande abaisse l'IG global de la recette
Tarte feuilletée poire – amande (sans sucre ajouté)
Ingrédients :
Pâte feuilletée
Poires bien mûres
Poudre d’amandes
Un soupçon de vanille
Les poires mûres apportent une douceur naturelle
La poudre d’amande abaisse l'IG global de la recette
Pushee-Ri
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Sun, Nov 16Thank you very much
I haven't worked with pears very often, but I work a lot with puff pastry. So far, however, I've tended to use savory fillings (feta cheese, onions, grated cheese). But I'll definitely try a sweet version with pears or apples soon
I haven't worked with pears very often, but I work a lot with puff pastry. So far, however, I've tended to use savory fillings (feta cheese, onions, grated cheese). But I'll definitely try a sweet version with pears or apples soon
My weekend plans, seriously?
Well:
1) learning Blender and becoming an expert
2) get my character ready and rigged in Blender with all JCMs for hyper realistic Joint bendings
3) Applying hyper realistic skin shaders
4) Building custom environments for use in Mystery - Scifi Movie done in Blender
5) Becoming famous with it, collecting awards and getting rich of it.
6) Going to bed at 10pm on a successful Sunday.
Well, sometimes my plans and reality tend to differ slightly,
but there are obviously more weekends to have a plan for.
Next weekend, I am going to reboot the Superman franchise.
Waiting for DC to call...
Thank you for your attention to this ...
Well:
1) learning Blender and becoming an expert
2) get my character ready and rigged in Blender with all JCMs for hyper realistic Joint bendings
3) Applying hyper realistic skin shaders
4) Building custom environments for use in Mystery - Scifi Movie done in Blender
5) Becoming famous with it, collecting awards and getting rich of it.
6) Going to bed at 10pm on a successful Sunday.
Well, sometimes my plans and reality tend to differ slightly,
but there are obviously more weekends to have a plan for.
Next weekend, I am going to reboot the Superman franchise.
Waiting for DC to call...
Thank you for your attention to this ...
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Pushee-Ri
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Sun, Nov 16Thanks for the smile
In 'Schland, we like to say, " Hope dies last "
In 'Schland, we like to say, " Hope dies last "
