When you aren't allowed to burn trash, it must be a worry if you have a lot of it that week. That is a great photo.
Hey, I too was checking out what flavors Torani had for sugar-free, for taking along to family gatherings on the holidays. I'm ordering the peach syrup, to mix with carbonated water to make a peach soda. In a coffeehouse we used to top orange or peach soda with a tiny bit of foamed milk. ... The snails can stay in the store.
That's pretty wild, I had no idea you were married that many times. So, if you named their vocations -- like Tinker, tailor, lawyer, spy, what would that sound like?
At least the mouse met his maker in a soft bed. Considering your vintage linens, I guess it would be hard to decide what is no good anymore. I despise the textures of new towels and sheets. They just aren’t made decently anymore — towels don’t seem very absorbent at all, and new sheets feel awful. Oh, suddenly I remember Miss Marple, in an Agatha Christie story, remarking to herself that the quality of household linens in the London sales had really gone down since the war.
Amazon and Netflix have been pouring money into producing exclusive shows. It depends what you like to watch.
That is funny. I can just imagine the adults jumping for candy. Probably they're excited because for once the kids are giving them something instead of the other way round.
Ask some computer people you trust about LibreOffice. It is a substitute for Microsoft Office and is free. It has been around for years; I use it on Macs to be able to read Windows files. It's available at LibreOffice.org.
It just might be possible to open those old files of yours, too. I'm not sure. I know, though, you are not going to want to risk a new computer until you get good information.
I'm worried about Jacque too, it is abnormal to give away chocolate candy unless it's a holiday or something. How do you cook steaks? I am bad at that.
He sounds very funny to watch. Just hope you don't name him after members of the Manhattan Project like in Big Bang Theory.
That’s an awful lot of calories to need. I wonder how much grass and roots they eat. To stay alive seems so easy for us humans, in comparison. I am not about to feed bears (or vultures, like that woman in Calif.) however.
Your insistence on variety makes for a healthier diet. In a hurricane my food stores would probably consist of bread & cheese, crackers and cheese, boxes and boxes of cookies. Then I’d be eating canned vegetables straight out of the can, with my fingers. Maybe if I remembered, I’d pack fresh and dried fruits.
When someone out in the country says "prepping," I always think they mean they're survivalists expecting the end of days. I just went through a lot of tossing out of stuff, donating, selling. It makes you feel like you have a new house.
I only wish I were as conditioned as you are, with gardening, dog walking, looking after family and everything else. You got me curious about my governor's family and other details, and when looking him up I saw that he got a Ph.D. in political science from MIT, which seemed an odd place to get that.
I can absolutely see Thomas Hayden Church playing someone called The Salt Water Redneck.
That's a nice sort of vacation to do. And I see you've gotten 2 dogs so they are company for each other, too.
I just went through a lot of tossing out of stuff, donating, selling. It makes you feel like you have a new house.
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