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EccentricNeighbors,FoodPantries&WashingtonDC ADVENTURES!!! I am sure by some folk's standards, I am the eccentric neighbor but long as I don't get in trouble with the law, I don't worry about it. My next door neighbors on both sides frequently change. I have a current neighbor who is a germophobic which is a form of OCD. I am the opposite. I don't live in squander contrary to gossip that CP3 tries to generate. Nevertheless, I am not a domestic Goddess. This is not an ideal neighbor to buddy up with. A few weeks ago, she left a note on my door. I shouldn't think she's rude because she didn't respond to my "Hi" the other day. I responded with another note - No, I don't thinks she's rude. I figure she's a private person. I am from California. We are used to not talking to our neighbors. So yesterday, I found a bag with quinoa, brown rice, and sea weed on on door. The note said if I didn't want it to toss it or give it back to her and she would donate it to the food pantry in front of the Baptist Church. This is a girl scout project where folks can take what they need or add food items into the pantry. It is ironic because I frequently add items to the pantry. Two eccentric neighbors on the same page. This same scenerio happened a few years ago when my Quaker girlfriend and I travelled separately to Washington D.C. for a FERC Protest. I was at the Union Station and brought a meal for a young man before meeting my friend at Judicial Square. She had purchased a meal for a homeless man at the same time. We were on the same wave length. The next day, we were escorted out of the FERC Building by the Secret Police and headed over to the Senate Buildings for Lobbying Adventures. This year, we are lobbying together on ZOOM!!! So I will return my neighbor's kindness by leaving her a bag full of food items which may end up in the Food Pantry by the Baptist Church or NOT!!! Quinoa, I can probably use. Brown rice can problematic with my health issues but I can perhaps used it for our Book Club Potluc The Seaweed?! Yuck! It taste like green stale fish when I tried it. I am not sure I want to do that to West Virginians and place it in the Baptist Church Food Pantry. I think I am going to crumble it up and give it back to Mother Earth.  Abracadabra  |
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I have no idea if this woman is a vegetarian but she looks like she might be. Super Green Creamy Soup and perhaps pineapple might work for her. Fire and Kettle (top of the line) bone broth will either end up in the Baptist Church Food Pantry or given to Mother Nature. Abracadabra
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Perhaps we are all a bit eccentric in our own ways...... but you are really far out! LOL. (You know that I'm only teasing you, but I say it so others will realize it also.) Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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WHEN I LIVED IN BERKELEY, I WAS A MEMBER OF A CO-OP SUPERMARKET THAT SOLD BROWN RICE. I REALLY LIKED IT AND MY ALLERGIST RECOMMENDED IT BUT SEVERAL BOXES HAD WEVELS IN THEM SO I STOPPED BUYING IT. I CANNOT IMAGINE EATING JUST PLAIN SEAWEED BUT IT IS NOW AND INGREDIENT IN NUMEROUS PRODUCTS. GOOD IDEA JUST PUTTING IT BACK IN THE GROUND.
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Write all the anti-star blogs that your heart desires. IDGAFiretrUCK!!!! Abracadabra
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I'm a fan of sea weed. Have you tried making sushi? If it's the dry sheets, you can crumble a bit into veg. soup. The flakes are great fertilizer for plants too. Abracadabra
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A Study of Sanity and Strangeness, psychiatrist David Weeks explains that eccentrics are physically healthier and significantly happier than “normal” people. He notes that eccentrics are wildly diverse yet share common characteristics.
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Wise choice to ditch the seaweed. sure sounds really yucky.  amp; I know I'm not eccentric, just normal and boring  You on the other hand seem like a really interesting and unusual lady. 
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Nothing like friendly eccentrics for neighbours  Interesting goodies your neighbour has left you. I'm not too keen on nori seaweed but I do really like kombu/kelp used in delicious miso soup.
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A Study of Sanity and Strangeness, psychiatrist David Weeks explains that eccentrics are physically healthier and significantly happier than “normal” people. He notes that eccentrics are wildly diverse yet share common characteristics.
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  NBA PLAYOFFS New York Knicks vs Indiana Pacers .
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I'm a fan of sea weed. Have you tried making sushi? If it's the dry sheets, you can crumble a bit into veg. soup. The flakes are great fertilizer for plants too.
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7/27/2021 9:52 pm |
WHY DOES IT BOTHER U THAT SHE MENTIONS UR ID. I DIDNT SEE ANY THING RUDE TOWARD U. IAM GUESSING IT IS YOU THAT FINDS SOME WAY TO KEEP GETTIN GME BANNED
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Abracadabra
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Just downloaded an article of David Week's study on eccentrics/eccentricity - it sounds interesting, thanks
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7/28/2021 2:53 pm |
When I give to the homeless they can do with it (whatever) they want. They know better than I what they need. I could give it to Jesus for a new mega church or a freaking preachers jet but but I prefer no intermediaries. Party On!
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7/28/2021 3:01 pm |
QUESTION??????????????????????????????????????? If a person does nothing wrong how can anyone have him or her banned????????? Something to think about. LOL Well I guess it could be those who think they are born sinners. LOLOL In that case they deserve it! Party On!
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