Gardening in a Kilt (Buzz Kidder Canvas)

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That is not the first time I have heard that. I usually eat that meal of rice every day and it is nice to know that I have another thing the throw in the pot while cooking. I didn't plant any broccaly this season, so I just have frozen okra to throw in... I'll have to get myself together next fall and so on. Thanks for posting, String.

As someone who, due to health problems, lived off of pretty much nothing but rice with few alternatives for 4 months, I find it to not be a food I can eat quite as often as I did before.

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As someone who, due to health problems, lived off of pretty much nothing but rice with few alternatives for 4 months, I find it to not be a food I can eat quite as often as I did before.

Kind of wondering what this illness was, String, but it's ok if you don't want to say...

I think I've been doing the one meal of rice a day for about two or so years now. I seem to require some kind of meat or nuts. I'll also eat handfuls of dry oatmeal all day or different things here and there: like a bird...
Back when I was about fourteen or fifteen, at the blind school, I had a stomach problem and had to live off broth soup for a while. There's a lot of vegetables and other foods that I am allergic too... * To clarify: mildly allergic. A few things cause more problems, but nothing life threatening.*

The nice thing is that I can buy a twenty pound sack of rice and keep it in the freezer, and it lasts, I think, about two months. Or it takes me that amount of time to eat it all at one cup per day. I don't like brown rice, and I use the long grain white rice.

Sometimes, I'll eat a couple of spoonfulls of marmalade or honey, or if I end up with a jar of peanut butter. Guess, right now, I'm eating several oranges and grapefruit every day too.

It's the lifestyle of a garden bunny.