Hello from Livermush

[Livermush]

It is Official I am now Livermush.

Fire-Of-Avalon I understand how liver-mush is a family favorite.

Liver-mush was my nick name from my grandma. She would eat liver-mush spread buy the pound. She would smile as the thought of liver-mush and crackers would turn my tummy. Every piece of tupperware in her house was a liver-mush or palmetto spread. I never liked palmetto spread either.

Livermush

[Freya]

Welcome mushy! I haven't played four heroes of light but have been debating on buy it lately. Is it good?

[Jinx]

Is Livermush the same thing as liverwurst?

[Livermush]

"Livermush is a Southern United States food product composed of pig liver, head parts, and cornmeal. It is commonly spiced with pepper and sage In parts of Ohio, this dish is called Liver Pudding." Wikipedia

I just looked it up and never knew it was more of a Southern thing. It's a paste or spread that looks and feels like dirt and the corn meal gives it a gritty (sand like) texture. I have never had it fried but that is how most people eat it.


On to other News::: I like FF: The 4 Heroes of Light. The Art is just a great change of pace for me. It's a cute Holly Hobbie look while fighting monsters. I don't have a lot of experience with Final Fantasy Games but I like this one. As cute as it is, I found it hard at first because you don't choose who you battle during the turn based fights. This makes it a little quirky. I have found a pattern and don't find its quirkiness a game breaker. I don't have the guide book and am trying not to look at on-line cheats. I am about 18 hours in of wondering, leveling up and getting my butt kicked. I got my butt kicked because I started to hurry thru instead of leveling up and looking at the patterns. The story line may not be as deep as other FF games but again this has been the escape I needed right now.

Livermush

[Mirage]

If liver mush is what I think it is, we probably have it here in Norway too, and it is pretty tasty, really.

[fire_of_avalon]

For the record, whatever record it is we're keeping now, I have never eaten livermush, but I have my dad and several friends that swear it is the best thing ever.

[Rantz]

If liver mush is what I think it is, we probably have it here in Norway too, and it is pretty tasty, really.

If you mean leverpastej, I was thinking the same but they seem to be pretty different things. Although livermush does sound like an apt translation for it.

[Mirage]

Yeah, I was thinking of that, Pantz. We need to get to the bottom of this!