we were last week.
i plugged my nose and scooted away.
the pork loin?
he went right up to the fence to peek through.
apparently foul smells don't bother him yet...
we were last week.
i plugged my nose and scooted away.
the pork loin?
he went right up to the fence to peek through.
apparently foul smells don't bother him yet...
thankful that the scouts wake up early to put pretty flags up all over our neighborhood:-)if you're a cougar fan you'll most definitely appreciate brennan's new trick.
GO COUGS!!!!!!!!!!!
way to beat those oakies!
(for the non-college football watchers:
byu (ranked #20) beat oklahoma (ranked #3) last night 14 to 13.)
is the olive a fruit or a veggie?
i'm convinced brennan would eat olives at every meal, if allowed.
so my question.
can the olive be counted as both
a fruit & a veggie?
i'm no farmer,
but my logic tells me it is "technically" a fruit b/c it grows from a tree.
i think the distinguishing factor of a veggie is growing from the ground.
then there's tomatoes.
an exception.
so can olives be an exception in the veggie world?
my argument for the olive being a veggie:
if they're not a veggie, then why are they always on the veggie platter at every one of our family holidays?
there you have it.
a fruit & a veggie.
there's green in the color black.
then there's the green ones themselves (which i REALLY don't prefer).
so can it be counted as a green veggie?
i think i'm onto something here...
brennan spent the morning at wilder's.
my college invention.