Les Frijo

r ranson wrote:We used to use brewers yeast.  Not sure what it is, but sometimes we put it on popcorn to make it taste better.  It was yummy for both humans and dogs and cats.  The vet recommended it for added b vitamins.

It was cheap in the bulk section of he human grocery shop in the early 1990s.  Not sure what it's called today.

I've used this as well. Mine is called nutritional yeast.

I've also used this product and it worked. It's yeast with liver flavor.

https://www.purina.com/dogs/shop/pro-plan-veterinary-supplements-fortiflora#feeding-and-nutrition

How is this not on the list I wonder? Oh yeah...

There are old mushroom hunters and there are bold mushroom hunters. There are no old bold mushroom hunters.

hehe.

Try VLC...here are some instructions that might be helpful.

https://www.applegazette.com/applegazette-mac/rip-dvds-with-vlc-mac/

Jay Angler wrote:

Burra Maluca wrote:OK, current ideas involve something like this...

OK, I was thinking along those lines, but with taller legs to be a foot stool or a "sit-upon" when you need to be fairly low to the ground, but don't bend well enough any more to actually sit on the ground. Sigh, I can still kneel if the surface is soft, but sitting cross-legged was never my strong suit. If I need to sit to sort through my lowest sewing drawer, I sit on a footstool that's approximately 6" tall. I was lucky and found an old set of sofa legs to make my foot stool out of.

I like this. Is multi-functional to begin with and could also easily be turned into a stool, foot stool or seat of about any height.

Not nearly as useful. Unless you need a tabletop candle holder...

Best thought so far is to make a sign(s). Routed or carved into. Maybe one is the sign post?

Maybe the dragons need a drawbridge somewhere?

Cool tape measure!