Saturday, August 09, 2014

Off To Climb a Mountain... Maybe

That is the plan. Priscilla and I are going to climb a mountain. I am determined. Now if determination can get me to the top, then the top is where I'll be, but I would appreciate a few prayers too. ha ha! (You can start praying anytime, we start climbing on Monday morning.)

I leave you with a few photos from last night's dinner. We don't typically eat flowers, but since nasturtiums are edible, I decided to make our plates look pretty. Thisis  Hannah's and mine looked much the same. I ate one flower and left the second. I like nasturtium leaves better than flowers. They're good mixed in with the other greens and vegetables and topped with a bit of salad dressing.

Oreo has turned into quite the beggar and since he thought something on our dinner plates smelled like chicken, he thought he'd take a look. (I was going to say gander, but we weren't eating goose... Okay, sorry. That was very poor joke.) I couldn't resist taking his picture. He really is kind of cute, in a naughty sort of way.

So, anyway, I will be signing off for a few days. Don't forget to leave me a note while I'm gone to the Adirondack Mountains with my sister. We should be back by Tuesday evening. I hope my husband and daughter can survive that long without me.
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11 comments:

  1. Wow! Enjoy your mountain climb! I look forward to the photos.

    I are nasturtiums in a salad once. It looked prettier than it tasted. We are zucchini (do you call them zucchini in the U.S?) flowers last year. You cook them first. They were very yummy.

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    1. We are planning to climb a small mountain called Mt. Jo. Supposed to be a fairly easy climb. Good thing because I'm slightly out of shape.

      I thought the flowers tasted a little "too pretty". My mom in law always raves about fried zucchini blossoms but I've yet to try them. I think we should have done that this year. We're inundated with squash.

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  2. Best of luck on your climb. I climbed a rather significant mountain some decades ago, and I must say it was a truly harrowing experience, and one I will never forget.

    Plating looks fantastic by the way, love the addition of the flowers.

    Blessings, Catherine

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    1. Maybe next year I'll be in shape to climb something more significant, if I survive this one, that is.

      The plates were very pretty. I think I'll do it again, even if I don't eat the flowers.
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  3. The climb sounds fun! Are you camping out overnight? That part does not sound fun, but I'm a sissy. ha.

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    1. Priscilla wanted to camp, but her husband didn't think that was a good idea. I don't mind camping, loved it as a kid, but we're staying in a small cabin instead. I'm all packed and ready to go.
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  4. Have fun! Glad you're finally going to see the Adirondacks! :)

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  5. Bon Voyage!
    Cheers!
    Linda :o)
    ps.....always take your own pillow♥️

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    1. Or at least one just like it.
      We leave today and will be back Tuesday night.
      Bye!
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