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grocery delivery sold out all the way to april 9 - plaint
Does everyone get carvel with sprinkles? Cause I'll go there right now... who cares what the videos are... it's carvel... with sprinkles even.
he had me hooked at sprinkles lol
my major problem with carvelian goodness, breeze blows my hair into it
even in a ponytail under a cap, still manage to get ice cream in my hair
gooey goodness
marshmallow fluff does it magically
Wear a Mk 67 battle armor helmet... flip up the visor, stuff the carvel inside and devour.
does the serve mankind recipe book has any recipes for soylent green?
Angel is ho humm they coulda called it the office
no cemetaries so far. spike is un corpo real
forever knight prolly more interesting.
the sky gently weeps
and i cant find my tea ball. accidentally bought loose tea. hibiscus and ginger
i have to go out for eggs and cheese. kaiser rolls be nice too.
if only my rollator had a rain canopy.
cutie tea pot
i need like a hutch or new china cabinet for my teapots. somnething in a shabby chic
a honey wood tea table
dunking ginger snaps on a rainy day, good for the spirits. read somewhere wind chimes attract the good spirits
tee hee heeee
cute concept
Ex-tea-minate!
I got these plates but for some reason I thought they were dinner plates, not salad plates. They are cute though.
To be fair, salad IS dinner for a rabbit.
Why is there only one knife per set? (Assuming a set is one of each silverware thing). There are two types of spoons and two types of forks but only one type of knife.
Knife and Fork to eat the main course Dessert spoon and dessert fork to eat the dessert course (Pudding or what ever you call it) and a tea or coffee spoon to stir your tea or coffee
Cheese knife? Fish knife and fork? That's avery sparse set of silverware.
My mother had a set of Victorian era china that had wooden Lemon Forks too. I suppose for the lemons on the lemon tray for tea? To still have the wooden lemon forks in a 120 year old set of Noritake originally given away piecemeal as a cheap prize-in-a-box type of thing, is unusual . She was very proud of them.
yeah and soup spoon serving spoon butter knife I was just working out the 5 pieces that Kulay had shown
the sky is still crying. 2 days in a row.
received a surprise package from my sister in houston. 4 rolls of t.p.
and 2 boxes of polenta.
i've never eaten a hot pockets. is it sodium safe?
Not in your wildest dreams!
Dana
(shakes thread) It's dead, Jim..."
Did COVID-19 kill it?
Damnit, Jim...I'm an artist, not a doctor!
Dana
This thread does not appear to be dead, I think.
not sure whatday of the week it is
Wheee, my last package of PC parts will arrive at the post office tomorrow. It's been a week since I've been outside. I'll be donning my gloves and full body condom for the trek to virus dispensory to pick up my package. I'll also stop at the virus breeding ground on the way back to see if they have bread and milk. Don't really need any TP but if they have some I'll pick up another two rolls (local limit). Then the hard part will be letting the packages sit for 3 days before touching them.
Or I could life dangerously and hope for the best and live life only slightly paranoid instead of completely paranoid. I think I'll pick somewhere in between.
The day after yesterday.
where can a girl go for a mannicure these days? cant be beautiful with ragged finger nails.
no table service anywhere, orders of the guv'nr
reading the riginal dracula
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/345/345-h/345-h.htm#CHAPTER_I
was it the bronz age came before the iron age?
we in the stainless steel age now? the non stick pans age?
are those volcanic ash clouds still floating around? was a big hub bub a few years ago.
Copper at one time thousands of years ago was able to be found as pure nuggets and easily bashed into shape for vessels or weapons. Then with hotter fires they were able to melt the copper or extract it from the ugly looking rocks around the nuggets, then they discovered if they mix another rock (tin) into the copper melt to make bronze it produced a harder metal. Bronze age! Then with hotter fires they could melt the reddish rocks that were everywhere and could get iron out of those. Iron Age! Finding those materials in archeological digs gives a name to the age in which they were produced. At the present time I believe they are now suggesting that this modern age began when we started exploding nuclear bombs and they started leaving traces of radioactive materials everywhere which will eventually be found in sediments and rocks and even our bones. And most recently I believe they are also suggesting that sometime in the future after we are long forgotten, the future people will start recognizing our age by the level of plastics left in the soils and ocean & lake sediments, and yes, even our bones. Imagine the delight of digging up a 5000 year old Frisbee.
nuclear wessels
i haz a hankering for BLT.
, carrots -not the babies,
dont have bacon, lettuce or bread. haz the tomato
my k machine tryin tell me somethin. scales?
i only use poland spring bottles. how does scales get into the machine?
I have never quite taken to BLT Bacon is best on iot's own in a sandwich, If anyone asks me what else I put in my bacon sandwich I say "more bacon"
i vaguly remember bacon. used to like it on potato skins and cheeseburgers
i never made a carrot cake. would need eggs to bake a cake
would never voluntarily eat soy or edamame
got a 5lb bag of jasmine rice. mixing it with carrots 1 option.