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The ice rink in the shadow of the Bean is now open for business if you're brave enough to attempt such fun in these bitterly cold temperatures.
Bean salads have been a mainstay on buffet tables for decades but they have been getting sweeter over the years. This is the classic version that I have been making for 30+ years. Recipe available at BasicallyVegan.com
Green beans, kidney beans, and cannellini beans. A trio of fantastic additions to the soup as we continue around the table.
We all are privilege to be living in his Squirrel, play world. He's frisky, mean to the boys, loves his momma,( me) Rachel his mom. Had him since he was a pup-( baby) he just turned 6 years old June 15th!
He's hysterically funny - can me viscous to the male gender- he doesn't like to share our time really with anyone ..
I hope you all enjoy the pictures I upload -
We have more than just one special little guy- we have dozens of very loving furry children.
Bean - he's a Florida Grey squirrel - it's very special that he's remained tame for all of these years.. Like 1 in thousands- I feel very lucky.
Enjoy ~
Rachel~
Ground coffee in cup and whole coffee beans next to the cup from above.
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Meet Bean! Seriously the cutest b-girl ever :)
I'll be eating Ramen for dinner for the next month, but she was so worth it :-)
皇后大道中 Queen Road Central
Built in 1842, originally called "Main Street". The English name origin is not hard to imagine - Queen Victoria. However, the Chinese translation got a story - It was wrongly translated as "Queen consort" rather than "Queen". The mistake is identified later but the Chinese name remain unchanged, even after the return of Hong Kong to China, when the Queen is replaced by Mao.
During Japanese invasion, the street was renamed as "Meiji-dori (明治通)".
The Bean Plataspid, Megacopta cribraria, is incredibly abundant in the southeast U.S. This true bug was imported to help control Kudzu, but it has found native plants to its liking as well.