I seen to have developed an addiction
Don't panic!
It's not a drug or anything like that.
It's Triscuits.
I know! You might think potato chips or Oreos, but no....Truscuits.
I didn't even know what they were. I had to ask one of the girls what the name of those little square crackers that we had at Christmas.
After I learned Triscuits, I have bought a few boxes. And eaten a few. Truthfully, more than a few. A lot.
Yes, it is a more healthy snack than a lot of stuff. According to the website, there are 120 calories in 6 crackers, but they are whole wheat so they are better than other crackers.
The website also said this cracker was invented in 1900, making it 124 years old!
I did not know you could invent a cracker.
I also discovered today I don't know beans.
Let me rephrase that. I don't know about beans. I don't know when they are ready to pick. I keep thinking they are not quite ready, but Jackie said they looked good. So I guess tomorrow I will go pick some so we can blanche and freeze them.
Ever get really bothered by a tv commercial?
I have seen a Lincoln commercial where a man and a woman are sitting in a car, she says "ready" and they run and jump off a steep cliff.
I have no idea what that has to do with the vehicle, but my problem is I don't know how the people get out of the water! It's a steep cliff! Sheer walls!
Now maybe there is a footpath or something, but I like to think they ended up being rescued by a helicopter.
I know, it's a commercial. Those are not supposed to reflect life.
Finally, I have a bur oak that is in distress. According the to U of I plant clinic, it has a fungus of some sort that does not have a cure. It also has galls, which are not a problem. The biggest concern is that it is planted too deep.
I did not know you could plant a tree too deeply in the soil.
The report said the planting issue does not surface for 10-12 years after planting. This tree has been in about 10.
It was recommended I prune out the dead branches when the tree goes dormant. I should also fertilize it in the spring and make sure it gets water during dry periods.
Not much I can do, otherwise.
And I love that tree.
Peace and Love
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