Starship Asterisk*

I'm eating pumpkin bread, warm from the oven.

num num num

And you?

Salivating

Masticating....

owlice wrote: I'm eating pumpkin bread, warm from the oven.

num num num

And you?

bystander wrote:Salivating

BMAONE23 wrote:Masticating....

And to think, I give you guys posting credits for this stuff

owlice wrote:I'm eating pumpkin bread, warm from the oven.

num num num

And you?

Hope that pumpkin bread wasn't fermented.

neufer wrote:And to think that I give you guys posting credits for this stuff

Remember what the Captain (RJN) said Anyone that reaches 500 posts is judged to be Officially "insane"?
Well......Sometimes it shows HEHEHE

beyond wrote:

neufer wrote:
And to think that I give you guys posting credits for this stuff

Remember what the Captain (RJN) said

• Anyone that reaches 500 posts is judged to be Officially "insane"?

Well......Sometimes it shows HEHEHE

AHA!! --neufer-- WRONG ship The Enterprise is a Media Space Ship. The Asterisk is a CyberSpace Ship. Two completely different kinds of insanenesses HAHAHA//HEHEHE

Hey Orin, that's a lotta num's I see that your drunken squirrel has recovered.

Num num num, squirrel for dinner and comes with wine…

It’s been so cold lately... I thought this thread was going to be about a frozen Owlice. I’m relieved and glad to learn that Owlice isn’t frozen.

beyond wrote:Hey Orin, that's a lotta num's I see that your drunken squirrel has recovered.

I actually broke open my last pumpkin for the squirrels to eat. I did this just before it became cold and the pumpkin isn't fermented. They ate quite a bit of it already. The birds are pecking on it too. The squirrels love my yard and sometimes you can hear them running over the roof. When I'm out in the yard with Sassy; the squirrels like to peak around trees and watch. I can get really close at times; but I don't try to touch them.

i might be frozen. It's cold out there! I finally had to resort to my winter coat; too bad I didn't wash it sooner than I did, as I can't put it in the dryer. It was almost but not entirely dry when I put it on this morning.

emc, have you eaten squirrel? (And if so, are they really worth having wine with, or does the wine just make it easier to eat squirrel?)

orin, cute video; thanks! I sometimes hear the pitter-patter of little squirrel feet above me, too; they aren't on my roof, however, but rather, in my attic. I am not enthusiastic about their presence there, especially during mating season!

I was hoping to inspire y'all (or you[se] guys if you prefer) to post what you're eating.... ! I'm now out of pumpkin bread; also out of sandwich bread. I'll have to make that tomorrow night: whole wheat/oatmeal/honey bread. Yum!

Hi Owlice,
One of my first hunting trips I bagged a squirrel so my Grandmother made squirrel dumplings. I remember the dumplings were good but the meat wasn’t all that tasty… chicken is better. I was too young to have wine… probably would have helped though. Lately, I’ve been eating too much. I had salad, pork roast with gravy, baked potato and a brownie for dinner. I leave the squirrels alone now except to run them off our bird feeders from time to time. My dog gets a kick out of watching me... he's crazy for squirrels.

Ice cream after supper!

Time in the kitchen yesterday paid off; I needed to take a sweet something to last night's caroling party, so baked a chocolate cake and brownies. Since I was already in the kitchen, I also made a loaf of the afore-mentioned whole wheat-honey-oatmeal bread and a crockpot of chili. Came home with some of the cake and brownies, the latter of which went to exH1's house. Now I need to make cornbread to go with the chili and then I'm set for days.

owlice wrote:Time in the kitchen yesterday paid off; I needed to take a sweet something to last night's caroling party, so baked a chocolate cake and brownies. Since I was already in the kitchen, I also made a loaf of the afore-mentioned whole wheat-honey-oatmeal bread and a crockpot of chili. Came home with some of the cake and brownies, the latter of which went to exH1's house. Now I need to make cornbread to go with the chili and then I'm set for days.

BROWNIES?? With NUTS?? I'll take a panful--PLEASE

beyond, no nuts; sorry! These were rich, fudgy brownies, num num num, with nary a nut to sully them!

(I like nuts in brownies, or brownies without nuts; doesn't matter to me! But I never put nuts in these brownies.)

Rum a tum tum! Rum a tum tum!
Yum yum yum! Yum yum yum!
My wife is making Christmas cookies! Hum hum hum
Num num num!
I got to eat them slowly or I'll put on too much weight. They ought to last until Spring.

orin stepanek wrote:They ought to last until Spring.

They won't, why even try to convince us otherwise.

Even astronomy related Let's see how fast it will get axed.

Currently baking cinnamon spiced raisin-walnut bread...and BOY dies it smell gooooooood

bystander wrote:

orin stepanek wrote:They ought to last until Spring.

They won't, why even try to convince us otherwise.

Well there are about three dozen each of about five different cookies plus fudge with nuts and without nuts and homemade peanut brittle! I'll be noshing for a while anyway.
Num num num; yum yum yum!

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I don't know which house to visit first, BMAONE23's or Orin's. Num num num!