plus this
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equals my (nearly) daily lunch over the past two weeks. Am I the luckiest girl in the world or what!?P.S. I was awoken this morning at a little after 5:00 a.m. by a magnitude 3.6 EARTHQUAKE. That's right. I spent nearly half of my life living right on the Wasatch Fault and never felt anything. I have to move to the middle of a plate in Maryland to feel an earthquake. In a word? It was AWESOME.
Mmm, I love pepper jelly. Looks like an awesome combo!
ReplyDeleteyeah, looks pretty tasty.
ReplyDeletebut, really, an earthquake? so weird! so weird.
I've lived in UT for 10 years and I've never experienced an earthquake. Then, last month I went to NY and was rocked by an earthquake. I didn't think that they had those in NY. Weird stuff.
ReplyDeletecrazy about the earthquake! i think the difference is some of us unluckies here in utah may actually die when we get the big one. you got to go for a ride. still so crazy to think. and re: the food, seems like a prego thing to do, i'm just saying...
ReplyDeleteIf you like the taste of pepper jelly, then you'll love the taste of Harry and David Onion and Pepper Relish! Well, I don't know, but that's my favorite foodie thing lately.
ReplyDeleteWhat does pepper jelly taste like?
I'm glad you survived the earthquake! We felt one here (it was based in Mexico, I think) and it made our office building sway! It was a teensy bit bigger than yours, though. :)
The earth quake woke me up and I thought, I bet that's an earth quake. Then I immediately fell back asleep. Good thing I didn't need to rescue my family, they would have been goners!
ReplyDeleteI felt one in Utah once, similar reaction, continued to lay on couch and watch things swing away from the wall.
Yum!!!! Seriously, I have YET to experience and earthquake too, although I guess I should be HAPPY about that, I'm sure the day will come and it'll be BIG!!!
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