And yet they are not extinct...
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Today has been A Day. I am now sitting and about to eat dinner and watch some Parks and Rec, and I could just fall asleep right here. Except there's laundry to fold and the dishwasher to unload & load, cats to feed, etc. etc. etc.
Question: I forgot I had a half a burrito in the fridge since Tuesday, and just discovered it today. To eat or not to eat? The outside is a bit soggy but everything looks & smells OK. It's black beans, brown rice, spinach, artichoke hearts, sprouts, corn... that may be it.
It's black beans, brown rice, spinach, artichoke hearts, sprouts, corn... that may be it.
That's fine. I'd heat it up and eat it as a bowl with some added cheese or salsa or somesuch.
OK, I ate it. Not quite enough for a full dinner, but still pretty tasty. Now to figure out what else to have. I guess these cats need to eat too.
A mini strawberry rhubarb pie for dinner is ok, right?
Not only is it okay, it qualifies as healthy! Fruit and vegetables!
How long is yogurt safe past the date on the package (does not say use by or best by, just a date - April 26).
Several people I went to high school with are posting photos of their children dressed for prom. How are we old enough for that?
One of my closest high school buddies posted about his oldest son graduating college a few months ago. I believe I made some comment about crumbling into dust and blowing away like at the end of all those Dracula movies.
And yet they are not extinct...
There are some fierce birds but doves and, apparently, terns make me wonder how they successfully evolved from dinosaurs.
The doves in my yard wander around looking like they would be easy pickings but somehow manage not to get caught and eaten by the cats. They must have some skills. Nest building not really being one of them, but you just need some of the next generation to survive, after all.
How long is yogurt safe past the date on the package (does not say use by or best by, just a date - April 26).
Still Tasty says 7-10 days. I personally would go ahead and eat it as long as it isn't visibly growing something (other than the bugs that make it yogurt, of course). And you can always pop it in the freezer, good for a couple more months in there - thaw in the fridge, stir it up, good as new.