The stuff you find simply amazes me! Thank you!!<<<
Guess that I am just a voyeur at heart...LOL
I never could walk by a book, without wondering what was written in it and transferred that to the internet.
You must admit, you and I never know where I am headed when I start clicking.
I get bored easily, so need a variety of subjects to think about.
I think I got the jcrow.com site off that coupon link, which came off the Snowdrift google that I did for you.
Tempeh I have not tried.
I like the sugar list, I did use the date sugar for a while, as I bought my registered Nubian buck “King Louie” from a small date farm/shop in Yuma, and enjoyed going there....she even held him and allowed me to make payments on him.
He was a baby, and when I had him paid off, LOL, which already had Wellton in an uproar, as I was new in town, took a job in a coffee shop where the ranchers ate, they laughed at me excitement over finding or even buying a goat.
At the time, they were still working on the I-8 freeway, and the bosses also met there in the morning.
One of them, heard a cattle man tell me, what he thought of goats and Vern, if I have the name right, would every morning take an empty coffee cup and force the ranchers to donate to the King Louie fund......he never got more than a few cents at a time, but he sure as thunder irritated them.
I had the final laugh, as the years went by, some of the ranchers had to contact me for billy goat services, there were no good ones in the valley, except mine.
Vern also got his asphalt at the same railroad siding, as the ranchers grain cars were unloaded, they knew it, as he had equipment there for the asphalt.
One morning, he told me to bring him a couple trash cans for grain......and he loaded them at the railroad site and brought them to me at work.
He told us where and when and it helped with the animal food bills, at times there would be more on the ground than we could load and then sometimes there was none.
It would have been left to rot, in the open, if folks did not take it home.