We had a mango tree in our backyard in Florida, and they were delicious. But I've never had a Jamaican one.
'Trash'
Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
What 160,000 pounds of industrial printer ink looks like on a highway
All you wanted to do was have a smooth commute this morning but of course it takes you an addition two hours because of an overturned tracker-trailer, what a way to start the day right? Well this morning outside of Boston, we can imagine commuters were rubber-necking more than usual as they got to see one hell of a sight . . . 160,000 pounds of industrial printer ink splattered over a 500 foot stretch of road…
Oh, they must ship them green and then they never fully ripen. Lots of fruit with that problem.
Fifty bad guys in a giclee print. Name them all!
Whew! I just did my second ever bikram yoga class. It was slightly better than the first one (if only because I wore a bandana instead of the headband thing which gave me a headache).
I bought a papaya at TJ's yesterday. It was not as ripe as I had hoped.
The chai oolong I bought yesterday was disappointing. I will have to brew it for less long next time.
I tossed that cup, and am trying the tropical rooibos. It smells delicious.
OMG, I just went for a crazy-ass walk. Now I'm counting underwear and thinking I don't really need to do laundry after all....
Oh, they must ship them green and then they never fully ripen. Lots of fruit with that problem.
Yep. I sniff the stem end to find ones that actually smell like mango, then bring them home to ripen. Even so, I feel quite sure I'm missing out on some magical mango flavor.
We used to have an apricot tree in the backyard. The difference between those tree-ripened 'cots and the ones in the stores is HUGE. Still, my kids love apricots even when they come from the store.
Weird about the oolong brewing too long, ita. I have been drinking lots of oolong lately (long leaf ones) and I find that the leaves can just sit in the cup all day, I can pour new water over them, and they never really become bitter.
So sorry, Maria. Sending you warm thoughts for a peaceful passage for him.
I tried a rooibos last week, completely unsweetened (which is weird for me), and really liked it (even not sweet). I want to pick up some more of that. I do wish it had caffeine, though.
All kinds of peaceful vibes to your uncle and your family, Maria.