Re: [AlwaysLearning] Purposes of lists-squash
Tami
Hi Deb L.
I usually shred it for bread, zucchini bread, (yellow squash works good for
same type of recipe!), I can Cushaw and pumpkin, others we eat up before I
can can : )
Indiana Tami
"I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed. So I accepted the sky."- Scott
Fortini
I usually shred it for bread, zucchini bread, (yellow squash works good for
same type of recipe!), I can Cushaw and pumpkin, others we eat up before I
can can : )
Indiana Tami
"I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed. So I accepted the sky."- Scott
Fortini
----- Original Message -----
From: "Deborah Lewis" <ddzimlew@...>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 10:03 PM
Subject: Re: [AlwaysLearning] Purposes of lists
> A complaint about this group?
>
> Man.
>
> These people are unschooling real kids and still have enough time to
> complain about THIS group? Sheesh.
>
> I didn't complain about anything today until just now. <g>
>
> We found a moth we've never seen before and we're trying to identify her.
> We pulled up big radishes today and picked the first peas from our
> little garden. I have too many zucchini and will have to sneak around
> the neighborhood tonight in my jammies leaving unwanted squashes on the
> neighbor's door steps. We practiced a Christmas duet on the piano. (We
> should have started in January.<G>) We found some inner tubes to take
> to the lake on Tuesday. We saw ten Killdeer at the river and four
> Spotted Sandpipers.
> A Hummingbird landed on Dylan's arm. We're starting the new Harry Potter
> book tonight. It was 93 degrees here today and it's supposed to be
> hotter tomorrow. (should make that zucchini grow!) AND I like this
> list. <g>
>
> Sorry you had a bummer moment Ren.
>
> Deb L, no complaints.
>
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Kathleen and David Gehrke
I am complaining!!!! 'cause I have no garden. I live
in rocks.. I love rocks, but want a garden. I want too
many zucchini. I am a newbie and I love this list. I
love to hear of the purest form of unschooling and
then I will move forward and do whatever the hell I
want, as usual..Except grow zucchinni,, NEXT
SUMMER>>>I am still deschooling my daughter.She is
nearly 14 and a company girl.. I am hoping for a
learner not a hoop jumper.. I want a wand or a twitchy
nose , like Samantha. And poof we will lean into it..
My other five love it are learning and thriving and
exploring.Each day I marvel at their insights and
adventure.
My theory is follow Thumpers Dads advice ... Was it if
you can't say anything nice say nothing at all.. and
for crying out loud do not go be backstabbing sneaks
and say it to someone else.. I hate that... KAY thanks
I am tired now.. My puppy just ate my daughters thongs
... She is gonna be mad...
Once again thank for all the inspiration and giggles.
Kathleen
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in rocks.. I love rocks, but want a garden. I want too
many zucchini. I am a newbie and I love this list. I
love to hear of the purest form of unschooling and
then I will move forward and do whatever the hell I
want, as usual..Except grow zucchinni,, NEXT
SUMMER>>>I am still deschooling my daughter.She is
nearly 14 and a company girl.. I am hoping for a
learner not a hoop jumper.. I want a wand or a twitchy
nose , like Samantha. And poof we will lean into it..
My other five love it are learning and thriving and
exploring.Each day I marvel at their insights and
adventure.
My theory is follow Thumpers Dads advice ... Was it if
you can't say anything nice say nothing at all.. and
for crying out loud do not go be backstabbing sneaks
and say it to someone else.. I hate that... KAY thanks
I am tired now.. My puppy just ate my daughters thongs
... She is gonna be mad...
Once again thank for all the inspiration and giggles.
Kathleen
--- Tami <tamilabigduquette@...> wrote:
> Hi Deb L.__________________________________
>
> I usually shred it for bread, zucchini bread,
> (yellow squash works good for
> same type of recipe!), I can Cushaw and pumpkin,
> others we eat up before I
> can can : )
>
> Indiana Tami
> "I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed. So I
> accepted the sky."- Scott
> Fortini
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Deborah Lewis" <ddzimlew@...>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 10:03 PM
> Subject: Re: [AlwaysLearning] Purposes of lists
>
>
> > A complaint about this group?
> >
> > Man.
> >
> > These people are unschooling real kids and still
> have enough time to
> > complain about THIS group? Sheesh.
> >
> > I didn't complain about anything today until just
> now. <g>
> >
> > We found a moth we've never seen before and we're
> trying to identify her.
> > We pulled up big radishes today and picked the
> first peas from our
> > little garden. I have too many zucchini and will
> have to sneak around
> > the neighborhood tonight in my jammies leaving
> unwanted squashes on the
> > neighbor's door steps. We practiced a Christmas
> duet on the piano. (We
> > should have started in January.<G>) We found
> some inner tubes to take
> > to the lake on Tuesday. We saw ten Killdeer at
> the river and four
> > Spotted Sandpipers.
> > A Hummingbird landed on Dylan's arm. We're
> starting the new Harry Potter
> > book tonight. It was 93 degrees here today and
> it's supposed to be
> > hotter tomorrow. (should make that zucchini
> grow!) AND I like this
> > list. <g>
> >
> > Sorry you had a bummer moment Ren.
> >
> > Deb L, no complaints.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > [email protected]
> >
> >
> >
> > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to
> http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
> >
> >
>
>
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Barb Eaton
Tami,
That sounds yummy. <g> Really like that quote. :-)
Barb E
"A goal is created three times. First as a mental picture.
Second, when written down to add clarity and dimension.
And third, when you take action towards its achievement."
- Gary Ryan Blair, ³The Goals Guy²
on 7/30/03 11:53 PM, Tami at tamilabigduquette@... wrote:
That sounds yummy. <g> Really like that quote. :-)
Barb E
"A goal is created three times. First as a mental picture.
Second, when written down to add clarity and dimension.
And third, when you take action towards its achievement."
- Gary Ryan Blair, ³The Goals Guy²
on 7/30/03 11:53 PM, Tami at tamilabigduquette@... wrote:
> Hi Deb L.
>
> I usually shred it for bread, zucchini bread, (yellow squash works good for
> same type of recipe!), I can Cushaw and pumpkin, others we eat up before I
> can can : )
>
> Indiana Tami
> "I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed. So I accepted the sky."- Scott
> Fortini
Deborah Lewis
***I usually shred it for bread, zucchini bread, ***
I do shred some and freeze it. It's watery but works ok in muffins and
such.
I make zucchini patties with tofu and cornmeal and grated carrots, too.
But when my family starts giving me that look that says "you bring one
more zucchini into this house and we'll club you with it" I start
giving them away. <G> (the zucchini, not the family)
Deb L
I do shred some and freeze it. It's watery but works ok in muffins and
such.
I make zucchini patties with tofu and cornmeal and grated carrots, too.
But when my family starts giving me that look that says "you bring one
more zucchini into this house and we'll club you with it" I start
giving them away. <G> (the zucchini, not the family)
Deb L
nellebelle
I love baby zuchinni. Try to pick them when they are no longer than 6 inches. Good raw, or grilled/steamed/BBQd whole. If you really have a lot of small ones, you might find a local gourmet grocery store to sell them to. Baby vegetables are tres chic...
When we find a giant zuchinni, which happens too often because they really get away from you, we slice it in big rounds, BBQ it with sauce, and eat it on a burger bun with grilled onions, good cheese, and sometimes even a burger patty!
Mary Ellen
Who has 6 seed packets waiting for planting and one healthy zuchinni plant and is living in the second week of temperatures 100 and above.
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When we find a giant zuchinni, which happens too often because they really get away from you, we slice it in big rounds, BBQ it with sauce, and eat it on a burger bun with grilled onions, good cheese, and sometimes even a burger patty!
Mary Ellen
Who has 6 seed packets waiting for planting and one healthy zuchinni plant and is living in the second week of temperatures 100 and above.
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In a message dated 7/31/2003 9:58:10 AM Central Daylight Time,
nellebelle@... writes:
bread and they were fine.
Tuck
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nellebelle@... writes:
> When we find a giant zuchinni, which happens too often because they reallyMy daddy said those weren't good to eat--overripe--but I put them in zucchini
> get away from you, we slice it in big rounds, BBQ it with sauce, and eat it
> on a burger bun with grilled onions, good cheese, and sometimes even a burger
> patty!
>
bread and they were fine.
Tuck
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