What I observed was a chicken egg that nature planned to hatch (in I think 21 days) or what ever it actualy is. On the day before hatching, it was put down (A WILLING) persons throat, no cooking, no soy sauce, or even pre heated. Perhaps it was for only the wealthy class???
Leffty, I also read some posts, that I was hoping I read to much into. I was troubled to say the least about you and a special blonde. I certianly hope I was in left field (no pun intended) and it was all joking around. I just got bits and pieces, but I wore those type of shoes myself, and like I said--hope it is just joking issues.
Also we have some extra snow up here yet--- if you need some.
The cold here is a pain, yesterday morning we helped a neighboring town with a fire around five AM. I offered to let the pump operator take a warm up break. (He has some major health issues). I was unaware the chief told him to take a truck back to our home town so it would not freeze up. I wish my big mouth would have froze up before I offered. I had tears in my eyes, I was so darn cold. I guess my fingers are going to be ok, they seem good this morning anyway. I spent the larger part of the day in bed with the house so hot, the table cloth was melting. No concerns yeasterday about energy costs at all.
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