Paul,
Cutting down on the butter here. I love the stuff, but mustard is actually tastier and more healthy. And Coleman's...? Fine for certain things, but I prefer food that's not painful to eat! ;-)
Martin
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Paul,
Cutting down on the butter here. I love the stuff, but mustard is actually tastier and more healthy. And Coleman's...? Fine for certain things, but I prefer food that's not painful to eat! ;-)
Martin
mnnnnn! sounds good, but what about the butter? And I'll send you a pot of Colemans you pussy!
hope your keeping well mate ;-)
P
Bob,
I've been in the US and Canada and seen what's available, and I'll bet you that almost any local supermarket or grocery can supply decent ingredients for a sandwich like this - apart from the bread probably. But as I say: water, salt, yeast and flour and you're well on the way. It's easy, healthy and tasty. A little kneading and a lot of time and home made bread is bound to come out better than anything from a plastic bag.
Good ham can be found, just pay what it costs. Lettuce and tomatoes no problem. A good mustard has to be there somewhere. Onions, leeks, avocados, pickle, jalapenos or whatever you fancy. It should be easily available.
I'm sure it's possible.
Martin
Martin,
Except for the big cities with extensive European ethnic populations the vast majority of America is sadly lacking in many of the desired ingredients. While I was in the Army, stationed in Germany (1953-1956) many of the food stuffs we had came directly from Denmark and always remarked how good things tasted, especially the ham. Thank you for giving me a peek into your life.
What a touchng story,i carry an organ donor card and would urge anyone reading this to do so.A great name for the fly which is a beauty...
Jim,
Rockhouse writes in their notes to the video: To learn more about the project, or sponsor/donor opportunities, please email Matt White rockhousemotion@gmail.com - that might be the way.
They also have a web site, but not much about this project.
Martin
Where can we get or view this movie. A Deliberate Life. We live in Summerland BC.
I agree with Jim. The name, colors, tones, are extremely beautiful. The name is a perfect one as well.
Thanks all.
I'd never heard of Gray Wolf until this year...he has some great patterns. I believe this is the second one I've tied!
Euan
I really like this pattern it also has a very apt name given the colours used in the materials.Well done Davy..
Wow,a cracker of a fly you got there Gary...
It doesn't get more colorful than that. That is one beautiful fly there Eunan!
Don,
That's a real beauty !!!!
Awesome colors...
Don, As usual a great job tying, However, the color combos & fthr choice is super! Great pattern!
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