By Dan Steele
there were things we did
in the days of the comet
we ran under the storm of rocks
in wet grass
and slid onto benches, and sitting upon it
with long hair of younger days
there are things we’ll do, I promise
on beaches nowhere near here
and songs that we’ll hear, dance, sway
as palmettos grow sweet fruit
and we linger at [...]
When you’re out in the world kicking ass sometimes you get too busy for fussing with pie dough. But you’ve still gotta eat. We’ve all gotta eat. Pie. Thanks to two satellite sillypants correspondents here are two sensible tricks with frozen pie crust:
<a href=”http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/09/us/09buffer.html?ref=health”>Kelly’s</a> Quiche
Ingredients
5 eggs
1/2 cup crème fraiche
1/2 cup low fat cottage cheese
1 white [...]
Live from New Orleans!
It’s about a 40 minute home made soup…
tomato shoup…
2 medium leeks, chopped (white parts only, no, i’m not being racist)
8 medium tomatoes, ripe. Beefsteak worked the best for me
(basically the biggest mfers you can find.)
cored and chopped (3 lbs or so.. post coring.. if you have
one of those apple coring thingys.. it [...]
from travelin’ m.: Here is a submission to sillypants for a guest columnist, it’s a half written poem that almost caused a car wreck on I-10W outside of New Orleans.
Sunrise in my rearview mirror
Illuminating my past
Lighting my future
Ouch, my eyes
“treading through butter”
poet, Roo Bird
in the morning rose a sunken sheep
like rainbows rising from a cloudless heap
through [...]
Chico keeping an eye on his lion…you never know with those crazy stuffed animals…
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