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| Arugula Up the Wazoo |
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| The Back Forty |
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| Hobbes and Black-Style Herb Pyramid |
Thursday, June 5, 2014
The plantation 01
Agribusiness ramps (get it?) up locally. Archer-Daniels-Midland "concerned"
The menu: 01
Catching up on a year's worth of food pictures.
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| Antipasti |
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| Duck risotto with golden trumpet mushrooms and asparagus. |
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| Vegetable saute', all local, some extremely local. |
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| Huevos rancheros, Joseph Street Style |
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| The table |
It's a good day ...
... for headlines, tweets, and so on that trigger the old imagination.
For example, @irarchaeology tells us: "In 1007 AD the Book of Kells was stolen. Two months later it was found beneath a sod ..." Whether or not the sod was charged with anything, we don't know.
@VoxHiberionacum says: "On the Recent Desecration of an Ancient Rude Monument at Tara ..."
And Vladimir Putin (who is either drunk most of the time or is being very badly translated) said, of Hillary Clinton, "When people push boundaries too far, it’s not because they are strong but because they are weak. But maybe weakness is not the worst quality for a woman." Now, let's see, the last world leader who was pushing boundaries was ... oh, hell, who was that now? It'll come to me.
For example, @irarchaeology tells us: "In 1007 AD the Book of Kells was stolen. Two months later it was found beneath a sod ..." Whether or not the sod was charged with anything, we don't know.
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| An Ancient Rude Monument |
And Vladimir Putin (who is either drunk most of the time or is being very badly translated) said, of Hillary Clinton, "When people push boundaries too far, it’s not because they are strong but because they are weak. But maybe weakness is not the worst quality for a woman." Now, let's see, the last world leader who was pushing boundaries was ... oh, hell, who was that now? It'll come to me.
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