Quotidian: daily, usual or customary;
everyday; ordinary; commonplace
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Eggs to quiche.
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Babies.
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The key to a good broth.
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Before it goes blue.
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His birthday gift to me but it was actually for him (he said so himself).
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Sauce and broth.
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What is it with my kids and their passion for motorcycles?
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A new set of oinkers!
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Introducing The Cow Who Refuses To Give Birth.
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In his dog’s eyes: a self portrait.
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October light: it’s a whole Thing.
This same time, years previous: vote!, the soirée of 2019, the quotidian (10.22.18), the quotidian (10.23.17), impressing us, winter squash soup with corn relish, field work, the reading week, breaking news, a silly supper.
3 Comments
Elva
My dogs LOVE chicken and turkey feet. I always raise 100 meat chickens each year, and I feed them the frozen chicken feet (minus the claws) for a treat. Some friends raise turkeys, and they kindly give me the turkey feet, which I reserve for my Maremma livestock guardian dog. I only have one or two customers that request feet for broth.
Lauralli
I have 3 sons who, from the time they were very young, often got excited when seeing motorcycles, pointing them out to me. I matched their enthusiasm with a remark back to them. Then, totally changing my tone, I would say “They are very dangerous”. Seems to have worked so far! 🙂 They are all adults and I don’t believe they’ve ever even ridden one.
Jennifer Jo
Haha! Saying “they are very dangerous” has had an opposite effect on MY kids.