>  RH> >  RH> Not at the moment, but it's a thought for tonight.
> 
>  RH> > Did you?
> 
>  RH> Didn't need it.  Tonight however....
> 
> Crazy weather we've been having playing no fun with your sinuses 
again?

Standard procedure around here this time of year. 

> Today was nice, had a high in the low 70s. Yesterday we had rain 
the
> better part of the day, forcing our church's annual fall picnic 
indoors.
> Tomorrow is supposed to be rainy again, then nice on Wed. and 
Thur.,
> back to rain for several days after that. Can't say we didn't need 
the
> rain tho.
> 
We got a pile recently, but with growing season about done it didn't 
do much. 
 
Starbucks
>  RH> gift  card for his birthday, saying he had to try the pumpkin
>  spice latte. He did, was less than impressed with it.
> 
>  RH> It's a kid drink; Grandpa was raised on real coffee.
> 
> That, and we don't support Starbucks. I think I've had maybe 4 
drinks
> from them, total, none of them coffee.

I'm about in the same boat.  I buy dollar coffees in the supermarket 
that's about as good.  The store's roaster doesn't burn their beans!
 
>  RH> There might be something hiding somewhere. I generally just 
use the
>  RH> canned, but we get the real stuff here rather than Libby's.  
One Pie
>  RH> is a label out of Maine and the ingredient in the can is 
"pumpkin" or
>  RH> "squash" depending on whether you buy the pumpkin or the 
squash.
> 
> I found some frozen pumpkin today, saw at least 2 more boxes of it. 
We'd
> also bought a pumpkin at the farmer's market on Saturday; Steve 
roasted
> it (and a butternut squash) on the smoker grill today. So, looks 

Nom nom. Smoked butternut.

like
> I'll be doing a pie, pumpkin roll, probably bread and whatever else 
to
> use it up this fall/winter.
> 
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