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Do I count? https://www.amazon.com/Murder-Mountains-Emily-Monroe-ebook/dp/B00J4NQCJC/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?keywords=Emily+Monroe+murder&qid=1692891642&sr=8-5

I just realized I've been playing this game for 2 years now.

Gal. For some reason all the other ladies got scared off ages ago.

Aww man, I thought I'd be first but @G-type beat me to it!!

It’s been years since I’ve seen it. I have no memory of how accurate it is to soap making. But the lye burn is total fiction.

Of course I'm in!

It looks fun, but keep in mind I go back to work at a second job next week and craft fair season starts in May, AND at the end of May I’m traveling. Do you think I’ll have the time?

Everything's better from the farmers market. There's a guy at our local farmers market that has the absolute best summer squash I've ever had. But my favorite vendor is the goat cheese guy. Just superb. His Persimmon Cinnamon is so good you can eat it like ice cream.

Montana was an amazing place to visit. I’m not sure I’d want to live there long term, but a couple months might be nice.

Elk is delicious! Why all the elk? Where did you grow up?

You should have seen the hockey pucks my MIL cooked, and had the gall to call it steak.

Liver should only be eaten if it 1) Comes from a chicken, 2) is fried. Blech.

"We didn't have any hamburger, so it's just helper."

I didn't want to junk of the werewolf game with food posts. But @JVOSS mentioned that his grandma ate a lot of milk soup, and that he hated it. What other things did you guys have to eat as kids that you hated, or that your parents loved and you never cared for? Mine is soup beans! Often paired with cornbread (which is fine), soup beans are basically beans cooked within an inch of their life. Sort of like liquidy refried beans, only they taste like literal dirt. If they tasted at all good, you might describe them as creamy, you don't even chew them. They are absolutely disgusting. But, they are also dirt cheap, so my mom learned to love them as a kid because that's what was available. https://whatscookingamerica.net/soup/appalachian-soupbeans.htm Honestly, looking at the picture made me gag. Let's commiserate!