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Tacos. Easy and quick. I didn't feel like doing much after hauling chicken feed and making sure they were good for a couple days in case in floods too much between the house and pens

It's at least half an inch a day for the next many days. We rain often here, but not normally lots of rain. The forecast said to expect a months worth of rain with this system. Thats 8-9 inches for December on average. Mom isn't comprehending the amount because that's her average annual rainfall.

We get lucky in that much of it makes a hole and goes around us. Really weird because 4 miles away will get the brunt of it. Only half an inch yesterday but town was much heavier. 3 inches forecast for us on Monday with another 2 on Tuesday

Nasty rain coming next week with the atmospheric river. Already have landslide and flood warnings

I have a butt to cook up and pull. Should make an easy dinner for Monday and Tuesday when it's supposed to pour rain

No room for a tree here. Maybe next year. We're going to refinance and put up a nice doublewide

The rock hound in me says "bundle up and go look"

I don't like hotdogs. The pickle jello part I'd try

Pulled pork sandwiches. Little 3 pound shoulder roast into the pressure cooker for 2.5 hours. Some rub on it and liquid smoke mixed in the water. Turned out way better than hubby was expecting. Plenty left for later.

Ranch dressing is the traditional dip

Fried potato wedges. Many places sell them around here. Winco does. I was in middle school when they got popular

I realize why I don't join any mushroom identification groups. Desire to answer "Taste it" is too high

Immersion blender. Hubby just got me a big restaurant sized one to use for soups

Little mini tacos. I think hubby likes the size better.

Traditional. Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, Brussels sprouts, and candied sweet potatoes. Mom does a lot and I help out on prep and cooking. So I only needed to supply drinks which travel easier. I'm supposed to check sweet potato prices at the store or we'll have canned. I think I...

Chicken color genetics IS confusing. I only know a small bit

I'd say Partridge with 2 copies of lavender, but those usually have some faded grey in the crest. Blue cream is usually more pigmented but it could be that. Kind of reminds me of the satin hen I have which I don't know what's going on with. She's white with just a bit of peach. From partridge...

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