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They should start over with these, however. Not very stylized.  😄 (if you follow this micro blog)

My first foray into solar…worked!   Overdone, overwrought string lights are not for me. I tried these neat, nifty solar lanterns instead. Out of the box, turn them on in the sun, turn them off, then on at night. Good to be here during the day, following the light, because the sun rotates around my backyard, re-positioning them is beneficial.   Easy with handy hooks all around my bamboo outdoor walls and back wall: https://amzn.to/453K3Qt We’ll see about durability.   Right now, it’s 💖.   This small project makes me just so much more ambitious with solar than these lanterns.   Solar Lanterns Outdoor Waterproof: 2 Pack Hanging Solar Lights for Outside Patio Porch Garden Tabletop Decor - Bright LED Warm White Solar Powered Lighting - Unique Gardening Gifts for Mom: https://amzn.to/4w1ulQE

Blogger Healthy Vidalia Onion Dip Who doesn’t love onion dip, a favorite American classic that belongs to everyone?  We grew up with it.  Here’s a sweet‑savory Vidalia-onion-forward dip with fresh ingredients. Vidalia onions peak April–August, a short season, when their signature sweetness is at its highest thanks to the low‑sulfur Georgia soil. This is the moment when they caramelize best. The more you know:  The Vidalia name is legally protected and the onions are only grown in 20 Georgia counties. With these versions, you can count on fresh caramelized Vidalias and simple ingredients — no preservatives, nothing engineered.   Royalty Free Image. Base Version with Greek Yogurt 2 large Vidalia onions, thinly sliced 2–3 tbsp olive oil ½ tsp salt 1 container Fage 2% Greek yogurt or equivalent Method Slowly caramelize onions in olive oil and salt until deep gold and jammy (20–25 minutes during peak season; off‑season ca...