: About Me

I have lived in both Oklahoma and Texas, and currently reside in North Texas. My lifestyle is not all that strange. Currently I work at a different retailer than before. When I am not doing that I obviously write online, work on drawings or paintings, or tool around out in the yard to brush up on my gardening skills.

There are many other things I do, which are fun. Rollerblading is something I do rarely anymore, but when I remember I have them (getting old I guess) you can find me rolling around the neighborhood.

Sci-fi has always been my favorite genre of movies and television no matter how goofy, corny, or poorly rated any of it has been by others. I have been reading more lately about many things, but mostly geared towards the arts and knowledge of plants.

My friends and I get together from time to time to either play some board or card games, or just sit around at each other's home while someone grills food. Yum! I usually make the simple steak, burger or hotdogs, but have been known to grill up some yummy vegetables.

Not long after I graduated high school, knowing that I would attend college, I began to start writing a book.  Although not much came from that attempt, I had no idea that so many years later, I would be pursing some sort of writing on various subjects.  Writing for me is more of a way to get things out of my head.  Some might even call it therapeutic.  I challenge anyone to write from time to time because it does help you learn how to rethink the mess that bogs up in your head after a while.

Food & Drink > Fruits & Vegetables Are acorns edible?

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Acorns may not seem to be the nut of choice to those who like nuts, but they are edible.  Those of you who have not eaten acorns will find them to taste rather bitter.  This bitter taste comes from the tannins found within these particular nuts.  Acorns are probably the most healthy nuts anyone could ever eat.  The next time you want to sit down to eat some nuts, consider eating acorns. As mentioned, acorns are quite bitter when eaten.  The tannins which makes them so bitter can be leached out through boiling the nuts.  Native Indian to North and South America...

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