small talk
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1. April is National Jazz Appreciation Month. Are you a fan? If so what's a favorite you'd recommend to someone new to jazz listening?
I like as music Jazz, but I can't think of any special title.
2. Mandolin, ukulele, harp, accordion or banjo...which would you be most interested in learning to play? Or do you already play one of the instruments listed?
Banjo is quite cheerful, harp romantic, but I do not want or cannot play any instrument. I prefer listening.
3. Do you judge a book by it's cover? Elaborate. You may answer in either/both the literal or figurative sense of the word.
I don't really know it could be, usually I read the resume and see if it is interesting or not.
4. According to a recent study the ten most nutritious foods are-almonds, cherimoya (supposed to taste like a cross between a pineapple/banana), ocean perch, flatfish (such as flounder and halibut), chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, swiss chard, pork fat (shocking! but I don't think they mean bacon), beet greens, and red snapper. Are any of these foods a regular part of your diet? Any you've never ever tasted? Which would you be most inclined to add to your diet?
For me it's simple. I don't care what I eat it just has to be good and tasty. I never tasted cherimoya, chia seeds, and red snapper I even don't know what it is. Probably I can't buy it here either. I wouldn't eat any insects or roasted worms.
5. Besides a major holiday what is the most recent thing you've celebrated with your people? Tell us how.
The most recent was Easter, but we didn't do anything special. But there are upcoming birthdays to celebrate.
6. Insert your own random thought here.
No special thoughts, just what do I serve as supper tonight ? And what to do on Mr. G's birthday, he doesn't want to celebrate. I think I will invite two friends for an afternoon cake and coffee.
The cat is adorable. love the caption small talk too! I'm sure we could find some insects somewhere amongst all the Thai street food for you to try, perhaps tossed in chia seeds though might be a big ask!
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I had to look and then look again, and that’s always the sign of good pictures.
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I've been meaning to comment on how handsome dear Arthur and Rosie have become with age. You know they are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteI like my food tasty and now nutritious, as I am trying to turn over a new leaf after some bad cholesterol readings.
I put a nice older Jazz piece on my blog, a group Jack introduced me to.
Off for the weekend to care for my grandchildren. This is the first time I will be alone with them overnight since Quinn was born! I have lots of plans!!!
Gattina,
ReplyDeleteIt just occurred to me I haven't seen an all white cat in a long time. It looks like he's found a buddy. :) My daddy played the banjo when I was young. I don't know if he still does but you're right it's a cheerful instrument.
~Curious as a Cathy
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Fun capture!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cat! Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteMade me smile Gattina.
ReplyDeleteSuch kitty cuteness!
ReplyDeleteI love jazz. More the sound of older jazz through the swing and big band era.
How cute! She found her twin :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the smile - these shots are adorable!
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Afternoon tea and cake sounds like a good way to celebrate a birthday. I hope you enjoy whatever you do and your husband has a good day.
ReplyDeleteI love these photos of Arthur, so cute.
ReplyDeleteLove those pictures! Arthur and his friend :-)
ReplyDeleteI eat almonds pretty much every day. Never tried chia seeds yet but I'd like to!
I am not much of a foodie but I love my desserts. I was eating almonds in chocolate. Does that make it healthy?
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