Lively Case Discussion #591 3/19 - 3/21/2007

[Elaine]

Green Eggs for a Premium Price

Even the eggs have aesthetic aspects. Those produced by the Aracunas are green, for instance, a pale, lustrous shade that matches some of the delicate greens in budding trees.

Customers who want these eggs pay a premium price, $6 per dozen. Tropper says no one knows why the Aracuna eggs are green, but one theory has it that the chickens developed a "green gene" from being exposed to soil with a high mineral content in South America. (Non-green eggs go for $2 a dozen and fertile eggs, which some contend are extra nutritious, sell for $4 a dozen.)

http://www.seasonalchef.com/lily.htm

Think I'd be testing the mineral content of that green egg....hmmm

Fertile eggs? No, no say it isn't so!!! Yuckkkkkkkkkk

[Buckeye]

Hotshot

Was your comment referencing Carpe's post or the Monday hearing in Holland regarding Joran's book??

  I wondered the same? Or was it the blog link that was posted?
 

I'm stumped.  The blog link is her site but I don't see anything new...

The blog link within Carpe's post. Zoltan something...

Gotcha  

[Elaine]

I have to lay down.     'till about tomorrow.

LOL!

[Buckeye]

Green Eggs for a Premium Price

Even the eggs have aesthetic aspects. Those produced by the Aracunas are green, for instance, a pale, lustrous shade that matches some of the delicate greens in budding trees.

Customers who want these eggs pay a premium price, $6 per dozen. Tropper says no one knows why the Aracuna eggs are green, but one theory has it that the chickens developed a "green gene" from being exposed to soil with a high mineral content in South America. (Non-green eggs go for $2 a dozen and fertile eggs, which some contend are extra nutritious, sell for $4 a dozen.)

http://www.seasonalchef.com/lily.htm

Think I'd be testing the mineral content of that green egg....hmmm

Fertile eggs? No, no say it isn't so!!! Yuckkkkkkkkkk

Being a nonfarm girl, in farm country, I would definately agree.  Brown is as far "organic" as I'll go...and I hate that little white blob inside, not to mention any red tint by it....eeeeeww

[nonesuche]

buckeye I truly like the oar reference   a goody

it looks like Easter all over the lively, hats and eggs and bunny ears now AND WHY ISN'T IGSIGS DRESSED FOR THE EASTER PARADE?

inquiring minds wanna kno  

[mishy]

hello nonesy onesy!

[nonesuche]

hey miss mishy   shake your tail feather girl  

[Cat]

Eggs all taste like chicken to me.hehei feel funny after the plant CBB gave me.Later,and Angie,I want what you are smoking.CAT

[klaasend]

Eggs all taste like chicken to me.hehei feel funny after the plant CBB gave me.Later,and Angie,I want what you are smoking.CAT

 

[Elaine]

Hello Nones, Mishy and Cat!

[Tibrogargan]

Green Eggs for a Premium Price

Even the eggs have aesthetic aspects. Those produced by the Aracunas are green, for instance, a pale, lustrous shade that matches some of the delicate greens in budding trees.

Customers who want these eggs pay a premium price, $6 per dozen. Tropper says no one knows why the Aracuna eggs are green, but one theory has it that the chickens developed a "green gene" from being exposed to soil with a high mineral content in South America. (Non-green eggs go for $2 a dozen and fertile eggs, which some contend are extra nutritious, sell for $4 a dozen.)

http://www.seasonalchef.com/lily.htm

Think I'd be testing the mineral content of that green egg....hmmm

Fertile eggs? No, no say it isn't so!!! Yuckkkkkkkkkk

Hehehehehe  Fertile eggs are not fertilized eggs

[nonesuche]

Hello Nones, Mishy and Cat!

backatcha Elaine you pretty easter monkey, Cat I think that dancing chick is about the cutest thing I've seen !

Daughter has fixed our dinner <a rarity> so have to run but Klaas I found this and thought maybe you or CBB could do something with it too  

[Tibrogargan]

I have to lay down.     'till about tomorrow.

I think this avatar would win the prize in our Easter competition.    
I love it    

[Elaine]

Green Eggs for a Premium Price

Even the eggs have aesthetic aspects. Those produced by the Aracunas are green, for instance, a pale, lustrous shade that matches some of the delicate greens in budding trees.

Customers who want these eggs pay a premium price, $6 per dozen. Tropper says no one knows why the Aracuna eggs are green, but one theory has it that the chickens developed a "green gene" from being exposed to soil with a high mineral content in South America. (Non-green eggs go for $2 a dozen and fertile eggs, which some contend are extra nutritious, sell for $4 a dozen.)

http://www.seasonalchef.com/lily.htm

Think I'd be testing the mineral content of that green egg....hmmm

Fertile eggs? No, no say it isn't so!!! Yuckkkkkkkkkk

Hehehehehe  Fertile eggs are not fertilized eggs

Hmmm, how in the heck do the tell the difference , I wonder?

[Elaine]

I have to lay down.     'till about tomorrow.

I think this avatar would win the prize in our Easter competition.    
I love it    

Or it would tie with IBE's avatar!! Have you seen hers yet? It is absolutely adorable, so cute, I have to smile when I see it. I just wanna pinch those lil monkey cheeks!

[Elaine]

Eggs all taste like chicken to me.hehei feel funny after the plant CBB gave me.Later,and Angie,I want what you are smoking.CAT

 

Klaas, that is great!

[klaasend]

[Elaine]

Awwwww, so many choices, so little time!

[Tibrogargan]

Now that makes it very difficult.    
Maybe a competition was not such a good idea  

I find it fascinating how the avatars suit the monkey.  I know we all choose our own main avatar but I mean when Klaas or cbb make a special one for us. Or maybe the monkeys begin to suit the avatars?  Does that mean the monkeys who choose not to have an avatar do not wish to reveal their inner selves to the rest of us?  Someone could make a study about that and qualify for a government grant    
Plenty of money granted for people to study less interesting subjects  

[AZSunny]

Green Eggs for a Premium Price

Even the eggs have aesthetic aspects. Those produced by the Aracunas are green, for instance, a pale, lustrous shade that matches some of the delicate greens in budding trees.

Customers who want these eggs pay a premium price, $6 per dozen. Tropper says no one knows why the Aracuna eggs are green, but one theory has it that the chickens developed a "green gene" from being exposed to soil with a high mineral content in South America. (Non-green eggs go for $2 a dozen and fertile eggs, which some contend are extra nutritious, sell for $4 a dozen.)

http://www.seasonalchef.com/lily.htm

Think I'd be testing the mineral content of that green egg....hmmm

Thanks Buckeye...I continue to learn!