UPDATE: I got a new bike last week. On saturday I carried 5 bags of groceries home from the store on it. I think the tuba will have to go in the trailer still.
I'm making a pecan pie. The smell is frustratingly amazing. It is hard to sit in the room with it. I'm using a 1945 Karo Recipe. Anything that includes lard, sugar, karo, pecans, butter, eggs, vanilla... will taste AMAZING.
You have been updated and hopefully you suffer 1/10th as much as i will for the next 40 minutes of cooking!
I actually use that site at my dayjob quite frequently, as I can immediately check what our websites look like on the outside after a firewall or network change. We just went live with a new site at 4:00 PM today, and I had that up at the same time I opened up the firewall to the new addresses.
The baby doc says the baby is ready and come come any time. He is pretty sure that she's not gonna wait till her due date of Aug 2nd. I am excited and a bit nervous
Problem: I don't like a lot of milk in my cereal. When I get some in my spoon, I always strain it off before eating the cereal.
Solution: Use a slotted spoon. Or a fork.
Problem: I don't like a lot of milk in my cereal. When I get some in my spoon, I always strain it off before eating the cereal.
Solution: Use a slotted spoon. Or a fork.
It took me 29 years to figure this out.
Well now, my good man, what you need, I say WHAT you need, is this most eminently logical (and indeed, quintessentially Vulcan) of all known eating utensils:
Nah, the spork would still hold too much milk -- it's still half spoon. I'm not claiming to have invented anything here. Just a useful (to me) application of a slotted spoon.
Problem: I don't like a lot of milk in my cereal. When I get some in my spoon, I always strain it off before eating the cereal.
Solution: Use a slotted spoon. Or a fork.
It took me 29 years to figure this out.
I'm not a real fan of milk at all. I substitute a carton of fruit yogurt. Raspberry yogurt over a bowl of (no-sugared) corn flakes and I'm a happy camper.
Tonight, I learned that even brass legends can fly off the handle, let emotions take the best of them, and slander others just because their feelings are hurt. I need to view my brass idols in a more human way.
Alas, the way some other people react to adversity is incredibly admirable.