Oh yeah. I know ITA bags! I've also seen an ITA bunny.

Homemade is gooooood. LOL Especially with fresh unpasturized goat milk.

I honestly wanna get another ITA bag someday, but for now, I'm content with my current bag. I have pins I need to finish painting (they're wooden, lasercut ones), and I'm always keeping an eye out for more fun pins that fit my vibe.

Unfortunately, fresh goat's milk is hard to find here. No goat farmers for friends, mostly. lol

Different sets for different days?

Yeah. Same anymore.

Do you think TP Maria still has her kitchen outside, in the new big house that Soundwave fits into? Or has did she build an inside one?

yeah, but more "I want a small bag for events, and my big day to day bag".

I wonder if the canned stuff you gotta add water to would work....

She has the outdoor kitchen, and an indoor one for the days when the weather's too bad even for her. The indoor one doesn't see as much use.

We got slammed with the blizzard that rolled through last night/this morning. Our driveway just got unblocked from where the city plows piled icy, frozen snow when they cleared our street.

Ahhh. Gotcha. Bit of the opposite to me. Everyday I just use the wallet. For work, I have the big bag.

...Maybe. But it's pasteurized too, and I've found that pasteurized goat milk tastes yuck to me. But then, I've found that Greek yogurt tastes yuck to me now that I'm used to Balkan. Forcing myself to finish the tub of Greek that I bought.

I kind of suspected that was the case. She just had too much fun cooking outside with her "suitcase" kitchen and the fire pit in the stuff we wrote. I bet her indoor kitchen is pretty rustic too. Though the indoor sink's probably a big one. Soundwave would probably want to help wash up. There's probably another big sink outside, even though Maria's portable one has a sink in it, huh?

Oh ack. I hadn't even heard about that storm. It's sunny and melty here, and noisy with construction. Both ends of the street I live on are blocked off.

Well, I don't need to be lugging around all the stuff I carry on a day to day basis if I'm going somewhere for an event. Main things I need to carry for events are my ID, maybe some lip balm, my insurance card (Just in case), and maybe some cash.

Mom doesn't like the taste/texture of Greek yogurt, but I think it's nice. Plus you can put it in some cheesecloth and let the liquid drain off, and end up with a young cheese. :3


She likes her rustic spaces. lol

Thankfully, the worst our house got was a large stick (maybe an inch in diameter at its widest, if that) dropping on the roof. Our neighbors have a pine tree that basically got split almost all the way in half. I heard the tree half hit the ground and Mom slept through it, despite sleeping in the living room, which was the room closest to the neighbor's house.

Where do you put all the stuff you buy? LOL

Balkan is tangier, just as thick, and I'm pretty sure could be cheese too! It's the sour/tangy that I love. Plus it's a different strain of bacteria, so it's easier on the dumb diva Tamguts.

Yeah, sure looks like it. :D Oh, speaking of rustic spaces, I realized I was wrong about something in the mirrored glass 'verse. It's not the past on Earth! It's the Earth from that one movie where the blind monsters tracked people by fear. After Earth.

Wowsers... I used to love being among trees, but I'm starting to think twice and thrice.

well, usually I've got the truck, so if I'm out and about shopping, unless the stuff I bought is perishable, then I'll just stick it in the truck until I'm done.

I'll have to keep an eye out the next time I go up to Omaha. :)

Oh wow. Spooky.

It's because of a combination of the weather and the tree being way older than me. parts just give up.

Ahhh. So no wandering around the aisles with bags of stuff, like the teachers were doing at the conventions last month.

It's also really good when you dip turkey franks in it. Or salt it and mix it in rice.

So there ARE some people on it, but not in Eden, because it's gone. It's a population of wust fee that Charley moved there, who can take the freezing nights and super amped wildlife easily. And the bots. Who don't really really care about such things, because they're up there in the mountains or zooming over on wings.

Yeah. Think it's time for it to be taken down?

yeah, no. that is a good way to get suspicious watchers.

...now I'm craving turkey bacon.

The bots are thriving there. lol

More than likely, but our main concern is getting a couple branches that hang over a neighbor's property dealt with ASAP, because Mom's worried about the tree dropping a big limb on their house and them suing us.