Monday – 26-09-2016 – Hurray for Johnny Appleseed Day!

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  • #852529
    katzenjammer
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    Well here’s a likeness of the aforementioned apple (AKA Pink Pearl, which sounds like a “street name” for drugs, but whatever LOL.) There are a few takes on it, mine had red skin. Not labeled as such in store, thought I was getting a Mac, purrhaps it snuck itself into bin. I don’t know if I will find one again. And now I know more about it than I need or want to. 🙄

    #852531
    Moonshadow_NZ
    Moderator

    Good afternoon all. I am back from a painful gym session learning to balance on one leg and stretching hamstrings and quads. Feeling very sore as the wet weather is affecting me too.
    JJ I was pretty sure you would remember the Johnny Appleseed Grace.
    Yes a cat’s tummy is a pretty accurate time keeper, as I have found.
    KJ check this out

    Step away from the knife ! Put it down and step away there missy. 😯 🙂
    I had a feeling you would like that pic.

    KZ I just listened to the ‘tuppence’ song. Ear worm now. It is lovely and I love how you are teaching Avery music appreciation while feeding the birds.
    AV, thank goodness the water snafu has been sorted. OMG ! I am laughing like crazy at the bubble wrap incident. Caddy is one smart girl and has problem solving all sorted. Extend claw and swipe – woohoo crunchies.
    I am sure she will get the hang of the cat door.
    Hi ECB and JK.
    Mmmmmmm cupcakes.
    KJ that red inside apple sounds interesting, as befits it’s name. I have an apple called ‘Lemonade’ at the moment, quite tasty and it is more elongated than round with a pale yellowy green skin much like a very ripe Granny Smith. Oh the Surprize comes from Tillington Hereford in the UK. I just Google map the area and there are plenty of apple orchards. I believe it is a cider making area, my forefathers used to make cider there in the 1800’s.
    Hi PG, glad the concert was so great.
    Ohhhhh KZ what a great idea with the Red Hots. I used to love them and our dog did too. I can’t eat them now sadly but if I find some I will have to try your idea for them in applesauce.
    Deb ! ! Hi, great to see you here. I totally understand about ‘one of those months’ or longer. Good to hear outdoor kit is getting braver.
    AV, Caddy is gorgeous and she chats with A’tuin too? What a gal.
    KJ, fantastic slippers but a bit on the expensive side. I would wear them outside and ruin them.
    LOL 😆 KM sneaking in and making PG’s pic visible. I must see if I can do that in future for you PG if that’s ok with all concerned.
    KJ, love the apples education today. Names I have never heard of.

    #852532
    katzenjammer
    Participant

    MS tks for song (and earworm.) Vid is so very uplifting it just might make cynical me believe in a better world LOL.
    Ooh loving that crusty loaf. How fun it would be to present it before guests should I ever go the entertaining route. I do have a similar knife … Probably they’d call in their taste testers for rest of noms! There was one of the few occasions when I had 2 peeps over. Attempted a trad Sabbath dish involving beans that gets done in crockpot for hrs on end. Sadly I am math-challenged and srsly erred on liquid amount. Even with a measuring cup. The beans were left rattling around in pot, inedible teeth-breakers! Fortunately guests were cool and salad, bread and I think dessert sufficed. Plus a goodly amount of wine was imbibed, if memory serves. 😉 Incident was mentioned, for quite a few yrs when subject of KJ and cooking came up, but all in good fun. 🙄
    Your dog liked Red Hots? That’s one tough dog!
    Glad that you’re back at gym, but not that you’re feeling the effects. I find an Epsom salts soak greatly helps and/or ice on specific areas on/off for no more than 20 mins. But you prob know all this. Feel better soon.

    #852533
    Kittyzee
    Participant

    MS, thanks for the Johnny Appleseed video!! No, I can’t believe that I’ve never heard that song…weird!! Yes, the Tuppence song gives me an earworm, but a good one for once! I did the same thing….went to you tube and watched the video of it from Mary Poppins, just to hear the whole thing and see the old lady with her pigeons.
    JJ, I have to do the buckets of water trick when the power goes out too. But trouble is, where to get water? I try and fill things up with water to be able to wash my face or brush my teeth if I think the power might go. We do have a generator that Mr. KZ hooks to the power take off on a tractor. It’s so loud, but when you need to flush well…… 😆

    #852534
    Moonshadow_NZ
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    #852535
    katzenjammer
    Participant

    Squeee!!!!!!! Orangie and lambkins!
    Could this be a new job for kits? Like the feline version of the border collie? Well it worked for “Babe.” OK, it was a film, but still.

    #852537
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi Deb, glad you’re back! I hope the steroids are doing what you need them to do.

    I love the family portrait in the newspaper! Too cute

    Thanks much KM and for the offer, MS. You can go in if you want MS. You’re have a lot in your kitten bowl to be fixing my posts, KM. I really appreciate it and it catching KJ off guard. 😳

    I only wish I knew what is happening…in eberyfink!

    #852538
    Moonshadow_NZ
    Moderator

    I do miss feeding lambs and getting them stronger enough to join the flock or be mothered on to a ewe who has lost her lamb. Our cat on the farm didn’t think much of the sheep, she would sit on a fence post and swipe at them as they walked past under her.
    I see the ‘Presidential Debate’ is on now.

    #852539
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Photobucket is being very helpful and patient.

    I don’t watch the debates anymore. I go over it the next day and read what they said and how much of it I think is BS. Did your cat catch any sheep?

    #852540
    katzenjammer
    Participant

    PG, it was actually myself as KJ who offered. No worries, we’re all pic-posters, and anyone is free to help. But if I see url’s in am, I’ll turn them into pics and of course give you full credit. I’m up pretty early so it should work.
    Now this said, should ‘puter pic posting probs (say it 5x fast!) extend into next wk when I won’t be in Café few days ea wk for month, purrhaps MS can step in and work her magic. I would be copying your pics to my desktop and opening them via TinyPic, MS might have a different (probably easier) way, but whatever works best.
    MS, as a srs knitter I appreciate what sheep provide wool-wise as their haircut. I once visited a local sheep farm and they did have a srs barn cat to take care of rodents. And a much less-srs house cat, to be pampurred! Owner had a yarn shop with wool from those very same sheep and where prices were way lower than in city. The results of my purchase? A lovely deep rose long-sleeved cable sweater, very warm, like for Winter, which will be here before I know it. Another time visited alpaca farm, way cool animals, way soft warm coats and thus yarn.

    #852541
    Moonshadow_NZ
    Moderator

    I agree about the BS PG, I have turned over to Bonanza now. I did go outside and pull out hundreds of alyssum plants from my planters so I can prepare the soil for planting out petunias. HRH joined me are was poking lethal claws through the railings on the deck to where I was standing below her. I know enough to keep out of her reach when she does that. There were spits of rain while I was outside too. Sigh. We have heavy rain warnings for the next two days and everything is sodden now.
    Whitefoots the farm cat didn’t catch any sheep, just whacked them in passing and any of the farm dogs who may have got too close too. She had cattitude.

    Leftover Apple peel chips
    http://www.thekitchn.com/baked-apple-peels-tips-from-the-kitchn-214648

    #852542
    katzenjammer
    Participant

    Concur re debates and BS, but I’m for most part apolitical, although your upcoming elections have various interesting factors as compared to previous elections. I can always check it out on I’Net.
    Tks for new earworm MS. Loved Bonanza esp the opening when the map of Nevada gets set on fire. And the daguerreotypes with credits. Admittedly I had major crush on Adam (Pernell Roberts.) Everyone else had a crush on Little Joe, but I prefur strong, silent type. 😉
    Thinking that I should not have volunteered your help re PG and pic probs. Not without asking you first. Apologies extended and assume we’re good. Not sure what would work with time differences anyway. I think Photobucket should be able to provide her with a fix by then.

    #852544
    AV
    Participant

    Hey all, late night here! I’m wishing for the fall feeling where temps are cooler and soups are on my menu 🙂
    Still in the 90s here 🙁

    Caddy has used ‘her’ cat flap many times, and I showed Mr. AV , and he just laughed. ….. girl’s got her game.

    Night all !!

    #852546
    Moonshadow_NZ
    Moderator

    Go Caddy, you showed Daddy !
    😀

    #852550
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Yuri is channeling MS. I woke up to find a little, and I do mean little…..something on the floor. Laundry basket turned on end. Got scared her put his mouth on it or worse- no shots yet. Put it in a box and in the garbage. Accent on the second a ya know. Asked him later. He wanted to but stopped himself. Good boy!
    Never saw Bonanza reruns but? When I was little we used to make shrunken heads with dehydrated small apples. I never did but others did. Halloween decoration on the door downstairs. Sad. They’ll all ignore it. The natives don’t acknowledge cute. What an amazing sunrise Sunday. Wow! Stunner. I’ve never ever seen that before.

    #852631
    lagatta
    Participant

    What has been deliberately surpassed by temperance types is that the apples old John Chapman planted were most of all for cider, a very popular bevvie in many parts of North America, inherited from Britain and France (mostly Normandy and Brittany, and the west of England). Farmers have made it here in Québec for centuries – for a while it was illegal to sell it (though Prohibition made very little inroads whatsoever in largely Catholic Quebec) but it is legal now, and there is some very good cider.

    #852633
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Lagatta? Apple cider has no alcohol. Apple Jack on the other hand is an alcoholic beverage. I don’t know why you say it has alcohol or is there some other reason it’s illegal there that I don’t know about? What’s amp, on a side note. Posters using the abbreviation and I’m uninformed.
    Incidentally the Christmas tree was brought here by the Germans and originally had candles on it before electricity. Scary thought. They obviously didn’t see the danger but it was certainly there. Oktoberfest is popular in a lot of states. Chicken dance, beer and all around just not my kind of event. Your aforementioned religious senses thing.

    #852639
    TrufflesMom
    Participant

    YB, Apple Cider comes in alcoholic and non-alcoholic. In the US alcoholic is referred to as Hard Cider. Hard Cider is growing in popularity right now particularly as a micro-brew in the area of the Blue Ridge Mtns. I know that Hard Cider is also popular in England and Ireland.

    #852640
    lagatta
    Participant

    I think that it is only in the US that cider containing alcohol is called “hard cider”. At least here in Québec, “cidre” means a fermented beverage made from apples. At Jean-Talon Market, the product some were referring to is called “unfiltered apple juice” (in English as well as in French). The Appleseed customers were definitely after the kind with a punch. That was a long time before Prohibition or even Temperance.

    #852678
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I know, TrufflesMom. But? Didn’t know about the Blue Ridge Mts. thing and being so forcibly isolated I’d forgotten about Hard Cider and the only thing that came to mind was AppleJack which? Isn’t that hard cider?

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