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For the "masterpiece" I posted pix of, I used the kind of lasagna pasta that gets put in w/the rest of the ingredients as is, and actually cooks along with everything else. No tough or burned corners or edges, came out great!
Barilla No Boil Lasagna Noodles:
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For the "masterpiece" I posted pix of, I used the kind of lasagna pasta that gets put in w/the rest of the ingredients as is, and actually cooks along with everything else. No tough or burned corners or edges, came out great!
Barilla No Boil Lasagna Noodles:
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I have to admit your lasagne looked damn edible. Made me hungry for some
 
Ain't that the truth.....
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I'm still working, the neighbor's farm is still milking, the chickens are still laying eggs.
Everyone laughed when I said I could go 6 months without going to a grocery store.
No one is laughing now.
All my kids are still working, all College grads too. 2 worked from home prior to all this for a major health care company, plenty of OT for them.
 
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Same goes for the people who change the lights, transmitter array, etc on those towers that reach the stratosphere.
EVERY...SINGLE...DOLLAR!!
 
I have to admit your lasagne looked damn edible. Made me hungry for some
Here's what I put in that batch:
Italian deer and pork blend sausage made with not too much caraway seed, I didn't even notice the caraway. Ricotta cheese layers. I used Prego as my sauce base, but I brown a LOT of minced garlic in olive oil first. I added dried chopped onions, which rehydrate nicely, and I think a critical ingredient, parmesan seasoned Italian bread crumbs, that isn't as noticeable as the likewise critical Ricotta cheese, but thickens the red gravy and adds so much flavor! I've never seen anyone else do this, but we also add 1 layer of sliced hard boiled eggs. A few layers of shredded Italian mixed cheeses, Romano + mozzarella + parmesan.
:thumbsup: :bananadance::thankyou:
I'm going to be making some more, soon.
Gotta get through the grilled foods buffet I cooked up yesterday.
 
Working from home, we have some essential inspections on construction sites.
 
I can not climb any more but that brings back memories of days past.
The older I get, the more my anxiety of being high up increases. In the 90s and 200Xs I climbed some tall ladders, 30 feet tall sometimes, but riding in the outside glass elevator of a 30 story building, I'd rather face the door.
In 2010, my wife and I rode this ride in Las Vegas, and at the top especially, where the weightless feeling is the strongest, and it's at the apogee, I was mortified.
THIS one, and I don't think it's the "scariest" one on the roof of the Stratosphere!
 
The older I get, the more my anxiety of being high up increases. In the 90s and 200Xs I climbed some tall ladders, 30 feet tall sometimes, but riding in the outside glass elevator of a 30 story building, I'd rather face the door.
In 2010, my wife and I rode this ride in Las Vegas, and at the top especially, where the weightless feeling is the strongest, and it's at the apogee, I was mortified.
THIS one, and I don't think it's the "scariest" one on the roof of the Stratosphere!

I would have to do that one alone. The wife doesn't even like enclosed elevators alone the glass ones. I want to get to the Grand Canyon and walk the glass observation deck and drive the new bridge below Hoover Dam. Heights don't bother me but falling does.
 
dinner time....... one fender sitting up nicely but not buttoned, one ready to go, trunk lid buffed

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I would have to do that one alone. The wife doesn't even like enclosed elevators alone the glass ones. I want to get to the Grand Canyon and walk the glass observation deck and drive the new bridge below Hoover Dam. Heights don't bother me but falling does.
It's not the fall that hurts. It's the Sudden Stop!:lol:
 
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