I saw a recipe for Amaretto Bourbon Cake on the WF site. I rewrote the recipe to my liking and now all I need to do is mix it.
Oh emm gee !!
What ever gave you that idea ?
Yes, way back in the early days I used coffee vapes from Tasty Vapor.
It's been several years since I have had any (other than Heather's Heavenly Vapes Fresh Grindz).
So, yea, lately I have been getting back into them
Oh emm gee !!
What ever gave you that idea ?
Yes, way back in the early days I used coffee vapes from Tasty Vapor.
It's been several years since I have had any (other than Heather's Heavenly Vapes Fresh Grindz).
So, yea, lately I have been getting back into them
Fresh Grindz was devine. That is one of many flavors that will have us missing Heathers for a long time.
It sure was.
I was only able to get 2 100 ml bottles at the end.
Knowing it would be gone is what kind of pushed me back to mixing the coffees.
I bought Heather's because I could never get even close to theirs !
Since I don't share my adults that much, here's Big Mama (she has pretty eyes).
And here's Cupid. Named so because of the hearts she has all over her body. Her offspring usually have hearts on them as well.
One of my baby daddies... Lee.
Since I don't share my adults that much, here's Big Mama (she has pretty eyes).
And here's Cupid. Named so because of the hearts she has all over her body. Her offspring usually have hearts on them as well.
One of my baby daddies... Lee.
They are so pretty !
Beautiful. ThanksSince I don't share my adults that much, here's Big Mama (she has pretty eyes).
And here's Cupid. Named so because of the hearts she has all over her body. Her offspring usually have hearts on them as well.
One of my baby daddies... Lee.
Thanks! Btw, one of the 7 subspecies are native to where you live. I was just part of a symposium podcast this morning chatting with a conservation team that's working in that area. Tagging and putting GPS monitors on the local populations. Cool stuff...
The subspecies of diamondbacks there are called Ornates. They look a bit different.
Thanks! Btw, one of the 7 subspecies are native to where you live. I was just part of a symposium podcast this morning chatting with a conservation team that's working in that area. Tagging and putting GPS monitors on the local populations. Cool stuff...
The subspecies of diamondbacks there are called Ornates. They look a bit different.
The only ones I see here are the giant slimy ones that I pick up in the middle of the road and send them on their way.
They are kind of flat with a loooong nose. (quite ugly !)
We have lots of retention ponds around here and they pond hop.
I totally forgot about it but my wife and daughter went to clear out what was left at her apartment and left everything in my wife’s car for a couple days in the garage. My daughter is off with the boyfriend so I unloaded the car and carried everything upstairs. It wasn’t that much since my daughter had brought stuff back in her car a couple times.
I almost forgot about the amarula I have steeping. I might see if I can come up with a clean tank and try it tonight.
I almost forgot about the amarula I have steeping. I might see if I can come up with a clean tank and try it tonight.
Ohhhh !
...pants on fire !
Butch told a lie.
Curses foiled again ..........
They probably weren’t flat to begin with but crossing roads as a turtle probably gives them a 50/50 chance of making it across without getting run over.
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