[AG-EQ] Moving on!

[Tracy Carcione]

Chia Pets used to be a thing.  Maybe they're still around.  Anyway, we had a
ceramic sheep with little holes in it.  We got it wet, then sprinkled it
with chia seeds, and, in a few days, it was covered with grassy "wool".  The
chia plants were little, leafy, sprouts, like the mustard and arugula
sprouts I grow.  Don't know what they look like when they get big, though.
Tracy


-----Original Message-----
From: AG-EQ [mailto:ag-eq-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Jewel via AG-EQ
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2020 7:41 PM
To: nzbg
Cc: Jewel; blindlikeme at yahoogroups.com; gwila47 at hotmail.com
Subject: [AG-EQ] Moving on!

Now that I have * conquered the Countdown online shopping site,  and
received my first order, I have 
a query.
My order contained coleslaw:  very nice it is too:  but, as always, I can't
leave a good thing alone 
and have to make it my own, and so it is with the coleslaw.
So, to that end,  I have added some cooked mixed vegetables:  I don't like
them raw:  and a tin of 
baked beans.  combined, I reckon that will keep me going for a month:  well,
maybe I exaggerate a 
smigeon, but it is a small smigeon and what, I hear you ask, can a smigeon
be but small?
To my next lot of colslaw:  I have to use up what I bought from Kountdown
before I start making my 
own with my all-singing/all dancing new food processor:  I will add avocado,
chia seeds, crushed 
pineapple etc etc and other etceteras.
Having mentioned chia seeds, where do they come from, that is, from what
plant do they come?
 


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