Fish still looking for pics of the chips
Broiled salmon
Grilled tuna
It was better than I expected it to be. And LOTS of Easter eggs.
I would put some chow-chow over that salmon and I'd be good to go. Chow chow in the South can transform a dish to have a little kick to it.
The shelves were full of Valentine's Day candy this morningEaster eggs
Christmas is only just done .
This is what I read.
Went to Walmart yesterday and there were three full isles of Valentine stuff that a couple days ago was dedicated to Christmas. This must be what laid off elves do as soon as Christmas is over. Stock shelves at Walmart. I even saw a greeter that looked a lot like Santa, that couldn't be though could it?Easter eggs
Christmas is only just done .
@Songbird76 long time no see. Have you been ok?
Um... That's a very difficult question to answer, but thank you for asking. I'm... Surviving. I'm better than I was two months ago, so we're heading in the right direction. How are you? Are you enjoying Christmas vacation? Is your daughter home?
Yup, domestic and in my neighborhood. Just large chicken eggs
Most "commercial" turkey producers make sure the eggs are fertilized to make the next generation of turkeys as many of the birds are off to the giant gravy boat in the sky about the time they would become layers. There are very few growers who produce eggs for sale, those are for the "gourmet market" and 
In the wild it's not easy but not extremely difficult to find turkey eggs, just look for birds looking like they're guarding Fort Knox during breeding season, we have nesters all over my neighborhood
Ah 1982 Constantinople. I remember having turkey eggs. Although they may have been regular eggs just served in Turkey
I am sorry to read between the lines that life has been hard. Yet I'm glad that you say you are "heading in the right direction".
I have seen lots of turkey eggs. A guy in my hometown built a big business around turkey so there was a turkey processing plant and hatchery in town. Lots of farms all around my area. I remember the hatchery giving us tours and letting teachers have eggs to hatch in our classrooms. The guy’s company eventually merged with Jennie-o and it is still huge in our area.
Very cool. The one by me is very small, organic and independent and it was a fluke when we were there when they had eggs where we could see them
The like is for both of you being on the mendThere’s an older widowed gentleman I encounter most days when I walk Daisy. He keeps a baggie of liver treats in his pocket for the dogs he passes. Daisy can spot him 100m away.
I haven’t seen him in almost two weeks, and I was a little worried. NGL, I may have combed the obits, just in case.
Anyways, today Miss Daisy starts pulling on the leash because she sees him on the other side of the road. We cross over and the first thing he says is, “Don’t get too close. I’ve just recovered from COVID.”
“Hey, me too.”
Turns out he got it the day after me. (Different source, of course.) Long story short, Daisy’s buddy Don is alive and well, and still walking the neighbourhood.
That doesn't look like a place to buy doggie treats
