Such a wonderful boy. He looks like so much fun. I hope you really enjoy him.Puppy butt... so cute, I couldn't resist.
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Such a wonderful boy. He looks like so much fun. I hope you really enjoy him.Puppy butt... so cute, I couldn't resist.
He's been a little delight. I call him my chunky monkey vampire puppy right now.Such a wonderful boy. He looks like so much fun. I hope you really enjoy him.
Thank you for posting these photos - so it looks like little Rhyn is indeed half GSD and half Australian Shepherd! Wow wow wow wow! I know he's extremely smart and has astounded me with what he's learning at this young age.View attachment 3444424 View attachment 3444426 One of my DD's got a new GSD puppy last year. These photos are about a year apart. He's a very good dog.
He's amazing!! Looks so smart!The peppers we planted this year turned out to be pretty hot - you know how you can always tell, as soon as you start preparing them, it's hard to breathe? That's a big 'tell'. Shoot! Next year I'm sticking to bell peppers. At least our heirloom tomatoes are producing nicely. Rhyn found one a squirrel had tried to make off with and he was lugging it around like the best toy in the world.Good puppy.
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Your picture makes me miss New Mexico. When we lived in northern New Mexico a few years ago, we would buy Hatch peppers by the box at the grocery store. (We only bought the peppers that were grown in New Mexico--it's a local pride thing.). I think that the boxes held about a bushel of peppers. The grocery store has a roaster in the parking lot where they roast a box at a time. You pay for your boxes of peppers and then get in line to have them roasted. (Don't stand down wind.) When done, they place them in a large plastic bag to steam the peeling off. At home, I would put on gloves and pull off the peel and freeze them. They freeze pretty well. They need a little more cooking in oil or fat, if you're going to put them on hamburgers or eat with eggs. They are so good and a real staple of New Mexico quisine but we don't often see them in Indiana.Its officially Hatch Chile season. The new crop is finally here in Nor Cal from New Mexico.
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Hatch Chiles are very versatile but you have to be careful of their "heat". The ones I bought yesterday are allegedly mild. I make baked chile rellenos, mac & cheese, burgers, and tuna melts. I once made a hatch chile stuffed pork loin that was wrapped in bacon. It was a bit of work but worth it. The chiles must be roasted first to remove the skin. I freeze them on a baking sheet and then store them in large freezer bags. When it comes time to use them, I pull out what I need and roast them using my kitchen torch. Melissa's, a specialty produce supplier, published a Hatch Chile Cookbook a few years ago. Many grocery stores in the South West will roast the chiles for you, but I prefer to roast my own.
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Back from Hawaii and it was a terrific trip. The highlight: swimming with a pod of about 100 spinner dolphins. On either side and below me. It was so magical!
And I'm feeling rested. Finally! It's a been a busy (first world) year and things feel much more settled.
Next trip is to Dallas for the USC V. Alabama game!
Back from Hawaii and it was a terrific trip. The highlight: swimming with a pod of about 100 spinner dolphins. On either side and below me. It was so magical!
And I'm feeling rested. Finally! It's a been a busy (first world) year and things feel much more settled.
Next trip is to Dallas for the USC V. Alabama game!
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Back from Hawaii and it was a terrific trip. The highlight: swimming with a pod of about 100 spinner dolphins. On either side and below me. It was so magical!
And I'm feeling rested. Finally! It's a been a busy (first world) year and things feel much more settled.
Next trip is to Dallas for the USC V. Alabama game!
The peppers we planted this year turned out to be pretty hot - you know how you can always tell, as soon as you start preparing them, it's hard to breathe? That's a big 'tell'. Shoot! Next year I'm sticking to bell peppers. At least our heirloom tomatoes are producing nicely. Rhyn found one a squirrel had tried to make off with and he was lugging it around like the best toy in the world.Good puppy.
Latest pics of Rhyn taken this morning. 10 1/2 weeks old.View attachment 3445625 View attachment 3445626