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Squash so good; Nuts gone bad

Sunday, November 18th, 2007

This evening, J. and I made acorn squash for dinner. It was very good.

Unfortunately, earlier I was cleaning my kitchen and stumbled upon a container of Trader Joe’s nuts that time forgot. At least I think they were nuts, for now they are a mass of fuzzy green fungus. And to make matters worse, it’s a breeding ground for maggots. All but one seemed to be long dead. The whole thing feels like BIODOME, a better version.

Eww.

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