With this stool I saved and that holds our landline-phone I join Rain´s Thursday Art and Dinner Date with Shag Carpeting - isn´t it plain wonderful?
No energy for sketching atm... also... I love this thing!!!!
For the dinner-part.... Ingo got Foccacia-bread.
And Teewurst.
Or stink away with yummy Limburger Cheese!
The series:
"Life in the slums of New York in the early 1900s
The definition
rented as a dwelling for more than three families, living independently of each other and
cooking their own meals on the premises.' "
Things improve....Henry 🦁
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...Iris, I hope that all of your studying pays off with big rewards. Friday will be here in a flash.
Foccacia bread sounds delicious!
Love the stool and the food looks yummy! -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
Thank you, Tom, and I´ll have to keep working tomorrow, too...
And it is!
Yes, imagine his Grandma´d thrown it out!!!!!
I love shag carpeting too. We have a small one (6' x4') in front of our couch.
I had some story as a kid all about cheese and how everyone used to hold their noses and go OOOO when it came to the lindberger. I've never tried it, and I'm curious. And shag carpeting. When we bought our house it had a lot of it-pink and white, brown and green, brown and orange-yuk!!!!! Hope your studying is going well. hugs-Erika
Ohhh, pic, please? That sounds so comphy!
The cheese smells real bad - don´t touch it with your hands! But i tastes sooo good!
In the 70´s the toilet design was covered in that carpet style, very cool!
Thank you, Erika, today was "bearable"... hugs. Will be done tomorrow and ready to re-start on Monday. I hope...
The foccacia bread sounds yummy.
What a fun post! Thank you so much friend! Aloha!
Ummmm, no limberger for me! But foccacia sounds good.
Shag carpet, really? I had no idea it was still around.pretty cute stool though.
Ohhhh shag. I'm so glad that style is over with. LOL Hmmmm on the foccacia
Our first apartment when we were first married had an avocado green shag carpet. Mmm, focaccia bread. I'll skip the cheese.
I remember Teewurst, dad would buy it along with liverwurst which I hated , but I liked the teewurst on cracker biscuits or on toast. Foccacia wasn't around when I was little, but sometimes now I make my own small ones.
Oh yes, things improved! Sometimes!
And it sure is!
Aloha to you! :-)
The cheese is really yummy, and yes, some people saved originals from the 70´s - I am one of them, I have several 70´s stuff - best times...carefree, colorful... the clothes, so cool!
I LOVE the 70´s style! ;-)
Ohhhh cool! Do you have pics? The cheese really is yummy - just do not touch.
You speak of being still in Germany? Surprisingly I like liverwurst and saw it 1995 at Woolies somewhere in your country! Can´t remember where that was and didn´t buy it cause... in an Esky.... too dangerous!
I so wait for Jamie´s Air-Fryier book, maybe Foccacia is in there, too - our oven takes forever to heat up.... Can you share the recipe?
Here they go down the drain somehow...
That sounds like a wonderfully indulgent and comforting dinner, especially after a long week. The history series is always so poignant too.
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