Fed on 3/30. MP’s breakfast looks like a protein bomb from a bodybuilder’s regimen; dinner is a fancy pants small plate of sardines and sauerkraut. . . .
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Fed on 12/30, Friday.More beef and veggies More beef and veggies for breakfast! Breakfast eyes Dinner is some meaty turkey carcass and a palate cleanser follow-up of Fage and veggies. I’ve been trying to not give into the Greek yogurt thing because it’s one of those things I’m going to be stuck not being able to live without it for about two and a half months until I suddenly get over it. It’s not like it’s bad for you, but I . . . → Read More: Beef, turkey bits, yogurt love 
Fed on 10/24, Sunday. We’re back from the prairie. I don’t know what happened to breakfast pictures but it was a hectic morning (Piz wanted to make it to the prairie for the sunrise) so all I remember is that she ate. Tongue Yogurtled Feed me now . . . → Read More: Back from the prairie 
Fed on 5/26, Thursday. Yogurted fish egg benedict breakfast and yogurted TCM beef . . . → Read More: Yogurted fish egg benedict breakfast, TCM beef 
Fed on 3/18, Friday. MP finagles a pizza crust from Yuko, and eats a dinner fit for foxes. . . . → Read More: Breakfast bird, pizza crust finagling, dinner for foxes 
Fed on 3/9, Wednesday. Breakfast mush and turkey guts dinner! . . . → Read More: Breakfast mush and turkey guts 
Can't see anything Fed on 2/1, Tuesday You can’t see anything, but there’s turkey and veggie mix under the yogurt. I seared up the frozen patty on the cast iron pan so that it’ll kind of thaw and make my house smell like a diner at the same time. MP liked it very much. I wish I could tell if she likes meat totally raw or a little bit seared. It sure smells more when I cook it a bit. Since I don’t know, I sometimes . . . → Read More: Turkey, fish and egg, non-committal combos 
Fed on 12/10, Friday. I’m finding that cooked ground meet never looks very appetizing, especially when sinking to the bottom of liquid. I added some fresh yogurt and veggie mix but it still looks like something prepared without a lot of love. . . . → Read More: Prison breakfast, liverwurst treat 
Fed on 11/19, Friday. Still doing the oyster thing. Gotta get that zinc and all. She got a few for breakfast, along with the whole hearts. I like that the oysters and the hearts are the same size and really similar in shape. I bet that’s fun to eat, too. . . . → Read More: Oyster guts, sweet potato madness, beef and congee 
Fed on 11/9, Tuesday. These morning guts were lightly simmered in some turmeric and thyme, then yogurtled. There’s a little wheatgrass juice in there, too. I think it’s going to be “for real” one of the last non-life threateningly cold days until next July, so we are going to try to be outside today. Mostly preparing our houses for the winter. That means Piz does all these things with windows and screen doors, raking and mowing and all this and that. I may or may not gather up the extension cord that the pond pump is plugged into. I probably won’t pull off the hose, which is hanging into the pond from the last time I filled it back in August. I’ll try to go turn the water off to the outside hose from my basement, which I can’t do without a chair to stand on, which means that I probably won’t get to it. Things are so big. SO big. And I’m so small. Big things are really difficult for short people to handle. . . . → Read More: Yogurtled guts, salmon spinach, fish bones 
One left Fed on 10/30, Saturday. We’re having a backwards day. Dinner for breakfast (sort of) and breakfast for dinner. Bonsai turkey wing is what’s for breakfast. I usually prefer to give her some yogurt type thing with morning meals, but Piz has no such things. Let's do this I know you are wondering why he doesn’t have freshly made yogurt from fresh milk, when I’m churning out batches nonstop. It’s because he has a thing about not wanting to eat my homemade yogurts and . . . → Read More: Dinner for breakfast for dinner, Piz won’t eat my yogurt 
Fed on 10/27. Yogurted guts of birds for breakfast. Can you see the valve or whatever it’s called popping out of the veggie mix? It reminds me of clams taking big breaths. . . . → Read More: Yogurted guts, fish dinner, assembly line plates |
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