I am a dual citizen residing in Canada for these last 9 months. My husband's permanent residency application is with the IRCC. We briefly travelled to the states for a few days when he visited recently, and he has now returned to the U.S.
If I visit him in the USA during the Christmas holiday, is there any way that it would pose a threat to his application?
When greyhound racing is ultimately banned by most countries, as it appears will happen, there will be greyhounds bred for hunting still.
BUT...
Will greyhounds simply as pets ever take root?
I feel like we could lose greyhounds as a species in the not too distant future. Are my fears ridiculous or well-founded, in your opinion?
Peter Nygard was in the Epstein files, and I don't see that any links were posted here since this happened three days ago, so I thought I'd post it but please delete if it's not found to be a proper fit. I don't know the precise EFTA numbers but he was mentioned in the December 2025 file release.
I had a large cucumber that froze in my freezer, ruining the texture, but I didn't want it to get wasted. I also had a couple other remnants of meals last week, like a tablespoon of browned butter I'd saved after making a recipe two days earlier, and about a half pint of button mushrooms and half an onion from other foods I'd made.
I would never have dreamed that this could make a soup that was absolutely delicious, but it was filling, nutritious, and somewhat stew like so I thought I'd share:
I diced the onion (about 1/4 of a large one), mushrooms, and minced a couple cloves of garlic. Sauteed them together with a bit of butter/oil while slicing the cucumber, adding these only when the onions were translucent and aromatic. Used a lebanese 7-spice mix for some flavor but other flavor profiles would carry it well, too. Cooked it all down a bit, then added a couple tbs of flour, followed by two large beef bullion cubes dissolved into 4 cups of water. Brought to boil then reduced heat, and because mine was almost too thick, I thinned it down further.
So yummy and I imagine it used about $5 worth of ingredients at most but two of us ate it last night and for lunch again today.
Post pics of doing literally nothing and get lots of attention for it.
