always a bad thing - it's widely considered
necessary for the common welfare, even where
(as here) these activities slop over into the
unconstitutional. The founding fathers didn't
have to think about nay sort of crazies with
easy access to explosives.
Street cameras are everywhere, from what I can see. That's just the tip of
What I've been pointing out. I pledged not
to spend my money in England after they
started what was then said to be the most
massive government surveillance ever. Since
then, we and other countries have caught up,
but I still don't go there except to change
planes, possibly just out of habit.
it. If the Government isn't watching, some corporation is tracking you on their website or on the web. It's everywhere.
Indeed it is. Don't imagine that whatever
you electronically disseminate in any way
is immune from all sorts of scrutiny,
whether automated or personalized.
all get the job done. My niece's dog might, by tripping you up in the dark.
As could a large bird trained to wreak havoc.
I'm not seeing a big bird flopping under your feet on the rug, but I get what you mean.
We were talking about trained raptors earlier;
the damage caused by passivized animals coming
along on a parallel train of thought.
Har. Got to point out that you've not been to
a classical concert in a while, as tuxedos are
to be seen only on stage nowadays, and even
then not always.
The last one I went to was in a college auditorium. There were a few tuxes there and a few nice dresses. The rest? Pffft. Whatever.
Were you in college at the time?
Dogÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿs Nose
categories: beer, mull, Dickensian
Someone actually drank this?
You can wonder that, but it was widely enjoyed in
19th-century England.
Desperation, probably.
Enjoyed being the key term.
My wonder is why they decided to add some fancy
apostrophe into the character set, which translates
into that weirdness.
Someone didn't know any better.
Someone thought that more choices
automatically meant better choices.
For me, I'd omit the nutmeg. Perhaps this mull
would be more to your taste, omitting the gin
as it does and substituting the mild and
agreeable brown ale for the darker porter:
I'd prefer the porter, frankly; I'm not a light-colored beer person.
Brown ale is quite brown and very unhoppy
in general.
Lemon Dill Slow Cooker Carrots
Categories: side, vegan
Servings: 6
Nonstick cooking spray
2 lb carrots, peeled and cut into chunks
2 Tb water
1/2 ts salt
2 Tb olive oil
2 ts dill weed
2 ts lemon extract
2 ts Dijon mustard
1 ts white wine vinegar
Spray inside of 4-qt slow cooker with
nonstick cooking spray. Add carrots,
water and salt. Toss to coat. Cover.
Cook on high 3 to 4 hr until tender.
In small bowl, mix olive oil, dill,
lemon extract, Dijon mustard and
vinegar. Stir into cooked carrots
in slow cooker before serving.
Ramona Home Journal 4/5/2018
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