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Default Dinner tomorrow (1/3/2018)

Mince and mashed.

It's below freezing cold here on the coast and we're even expecting a
bit of snow and icy roads tomorrow. This is weird, weird, weird.

The good news is I still have a crazy little hummingbird coming to my
feeder. I hope she survives the night. (She's a female ruby throat.)
I had to use an ice scraper to get the ice off the bird bath this
morning. The minute I filled it all kinds of birds were right there.

I sent out a note to the folks on Dataw, if you have a bird bath, don't
forget the birds need fresh water. People started sending me pictures.

https://s13.postimg.org/5misksepz/birds-ice.jpg

Blue birds! How pretty. Yep, they're thirsty. It's freezing cold down
here and all the birds need water.

The ones I took pictures of at my small birdbath are a mockingbird

https://s13.postimg.org/4x008ilx3/mocking.jpg

and a male cardinal

https://s13.postimg.org/e4s8p9y53/cardinal.jpg

At any rate, it is going to be very cold here tomorrow. I think mince
and mashed is a great idea for a hot comfort meal.

For those who don't know, I'm talking about minced (ground) beef cooked
with a bit of onion, S&P, water, Worcestershire sauce, cooked down to
make a rather clear gravy. Served over hot mashed potatoes. Delicious!

Jill







 
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