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Where the 13 Thursday Flow Can Go

13flko73.gif1. Joe, leaves the house, kisses Colleen and says: "See you later, sweet pea." Colleen kisses Joe back and answers: "If I'm a pea, then you're a pie, as in sweetie pie."

2. My poem "After the Golden Globes and in honor of Valentine Day" has been published at Ronni Bennett's Elder Story Telling site HERE.

3. "I think the heart has to seep under the floorboard like water or slip through like mail. I hope for a low threshold when it comes to love." ~ That was my answer to my blogging friend Poe when she asked, "How do people get into your heart?" HERE.

4. Speaking of leaks, Sunday we woke to a leak that flooded part of our basement. It had rained so hard and long that it seeped into the foundation. Our water pump man confirmed that we weren't the only ones.

5. Confused about Health Care Reform? A very good and balanced article on health care reform is HERE.

6. Our warmed up leftovers from Floyd's new Mickey G's Italian Bistro and Pizzeria tasted as good on Sunday as they did on Saturday night. "I can get addicted to this," I said to Joe, "but think of all the money we'll save. We don't have to go to Italy now!"

7. THIS is the song that's been stuck in my head ever since eating at Mickey G's.

8. How Joe went from being called Oprah to Opa: My kids use to tease Joe when his long curly hair got big and unruly by calling him "Ofra Winfrey." Now he's just called Opa (as in Grampa in German) by 18 month old Bryce.

9. I had fun coming up with names for THIS video: Block Talk, Knock your block off, and If You Build It, It Will Fall.

10. When faucets leak here does the water go? Does it drip down into an underground purgatory? Collect into selfish pools that no one can drink from? Like a ticking clock our lives spill out. Drop by drop children die drinking dirty water. While rest of the world sprinkles their lawns, kills dandelions, and sings in the shower. ~ Excerpt from an old poem, titled The Leaky Faucet.

11. Current pet peeve: Buying olive oil by mistake that isn't virgin because it and the non-virgin oil bottles look the same. Virgin olive oil isn't hydrogenated, whereas light olive oil is, and so is a walking heart attack. It doesn't taste as good either.

12. Sayings that I first heard in 80's that just came back to mind: Walk your Talk, What You Resists Persists, Just say Know, and Go with the Flow!

13. Question for Mickey G? Does the G stand for garlic?

Go with the flow to other Thirteen Thursday's HERE.

Comments

Great Thirteen Thursday, as always, Colleen! Thank you for clearing up the difference between virgin and non-virgin olive oil. I'd always wondered about that. We get ours in huge bottles at Sam's Club---they seem to have the best price.

Great list! I never knew exactly what the difference between the two olive oils was....but I do think that the extra virgin tastes better.
I love #3!

Happy TT!

Extra Virgin is the least processed and Virgin is next. Without the word virgin you can be sure that the oil was highly processed and does not have the health benefits of the the virgin oil. I also prefer to buy olive oil in glass bottles because plastic can leach taste and toxins but glass bottles are getting harder and harder and harder to find. Even Paul Newman's has gone to mostly plastic. Ugh!

Congratulations on #2. While in Italy, I heard all the olive press explanations--most of which I've forgotten. The 80s sayings?

Fun list.

Yay to a fulfilled love affair. I love the references to literary characters on your poem as well.

I never knew that about Olive Oil. Now I need to go and see which one is in my cupboard. Thanks for the info.

I love #10!

I love your TT's, but I love you more. xo

double yay to fulfilled love :D

Common hence Over-Rated

We're all Oma's and Opa's in our families.

Getting Reacquainted in 55

I hate it when the packaging isn't clear enough on some products. Like spreads now with about 10 varieties. Doesn't help speedy swoops on the supermarket.

Admirable that you have the time to create a TT. I still do them occasionally, but like this week, I've only managed to publish it on Saturday!

Oh Mickey you're so fine you blow my mind hey Mickey!

After they explained the process to us in Italy I also only buy first press olive oil.

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