What did you learn today?

sparks19

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I didn't see one of these threads so if there is one I'm sorry lol

So what did you learn today or recently.

I recently learned that if you just cut the green tops off of green onions and then put the bulbs in a cup of water they will keep growing.

seems logical lol but I NEVER knew that before
 
I just learned that it is not a good strategy for laundry to get so backed up you hear it mustering to come up the stairs after you.

Sometimes life just happens. :laundy: has to wait sometimes.
 
My most memorable new learning experience had to do with Payed vs Paid. :rotfl2:

I was using Payed incorrectly.
 

I learned that if I take a Friday and the following Monday off, I will be up to my hind end in alligators with no one draining the swamp on Tuesday.
 
Windows 7 is NOT easy to install even if you follow the directions because your computer doesn't want to write the program correctly to burn the disk to transfer the info to the computers needed.
 
I didn't see one of these threads so if there is one I'm sorry lol

So what did you learn today or recently.

I recently learned that if you just cut the green tops off of green onions and then put the bulbs in a cup of water they will keep growing.

seems logical lol but I NEVER knew that before

Same thing with Garlic. I don't use it often, but it's a $1 for 5 at the flea market. Well by the third garlic they're already starting to sprout. So I found one of those little seed trays with 6 cubes. Placed a clove (peeled) in each cube. They also like the dark, so all of them are sitting in the garage next to a small vent hole. This lets them get just a bit of sunlight and they're growing like crazy. I pulled one out the other day, and it already has a new set of roots.

Same goes for potatoes and carrots. Pretty much any "root" vegetable. If you save a bit of it, it'll just regrow back into what it was.
 
Same thing with Garlic. I don't use it often, but it's a $1 for 5 at the flea market. Well by the third garlic they're already starting to sprout. So I found one of those little seed trays with 6 cubes. Placed a clove (peeled) in each cube. They also like the dark, so all of them are sitting in the garage next to a small vent hole. This lets them get just a bit of sunlight and they're growing like crazy. I pulled one out the other day, and it already has a new set of roots.

Same goes for potatoes and carrots. Pretty much any "root" vegetable. If you save a bit of it, it'll just regrow back into what it was.

well I did NOT know that about garlic either. that's a good idea growing the garlic like that. hmmmmm

we tried to plant potatoes last year but they didn't work :(
 
That my daughter will happily sleep in her crib....we just had to get out of our own way and put her in the crib :cool1:
 
I learned that that our company is right and the customer's bank is wrong (contrary to what the bank told the customer).:thumbsup2

(It was really just reinforcing what I knew)
 
That my van did not like its new alternator.:rolleyes:

And some cool stuff about the Northwest Territory that some how either never entered my brain or left my brain long ago as my DD and I were working on American History today.:thumbsup2
 
I learned that it is sometimes better not to know what's going on.
 
I learned that eating the whole chocolate Easter Bunny in my basket is kind of gross, in more ways than one. blechhh. (But it was fun while it lasted:rotfl2:)
 
This week I learned that Clemson University is in South Carolina. I always thought it was in Georgia. :rolleyes:
 
There is a wildlife preserve in the middle of a well populated area about 2 miles northwest of my house.
 
I learned how to determine the remaining amount of a substance after it's gone through x number of half-lives. It was remarkably simple!
 
I learned about blue screens for movies (blame the special features on the Avatar dvd).
 
Today as I brushed my grandfathers teeth just like he did for me when I was a baby (he´s in hospital, very sick with cancer) I learned that there really is a "circle of life".
 


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