Never have I been motivated by the quest forBut do you hear much about her husband? You may have been as obscure as President Lincoln's first vice president. (G)
fame or fortune. Sara Moulton was quite cute,
though.
If I weren't first daughter in my family, I'd have not done as muchspeculations. > ML> I suppose.Fills time and always fun to hear other people's wild
Do you think you would have done as much cooking as you've donesince?
Speaking of idle, I think the answer is yes.
cooking. Neither of my sisters did as much as I did before leaving home.
I'm not suprised. It would be nice to get back but don't know if we ever will.since > we left in '92.Seems that way here also, since we've not gotten back to GermanySo, it's a pass for now.Probably for a good long time.
It's very modern. Also, from what I've
seen, prosperity has marched eastward.
I've seen the movie "Fiddler" (own it on DVD also) but not "Cats".Depending on the theatre, a lot of adults don't either. We missed "Fiddler on the Roof" at DPAC (forgot to get tickets in time, didn't know when knee surgery would be). I told Steve I want to see "Cats"in > June tho.
I never had the urge to see either of those but
have had the [s]mis[/s] good fortune of playing
in both.
That's the kind of reading I can do in between steps of meal prep. (G)I read some when I was an early teen, never cared for it that much. OTOH, give me a big fat historic fiction book, and you'll make me a happy camper-outer, reading it.If a story can be told effectively in 10000
words or less, you've got me.
I was just on an aircraft where they retooledWere you in a 3 or a 4 row?
so as to drop in more pieces of whatever. I was
promised a premium economy cabin of 8 across
(2-4-2) but got a not-so-premium cabin of 10
across (3-4-3). Sizable difference.
Unless you have the transition lenses. Sitting too far down makes youI like about mid theater--works best for the transition lenses Iwear.
For me, front and center for the view or in
the back for the sound. The middle is a
please-all-please-none.
have to look up/too far up makes you look too far down. Neither is good focusing; the middle is much better.
I know that zucchini taste different -I'm not sure. Went to a new to us place, a chain called "Showmar's" that
actually blander and less fetid, still
horrible. Hominy I don't know about.
just opened up in Wake Forest. One of the side options was grilled
(yellow) squash--it was good. They do fish/shrimp calabash style, with
the light coating. Steve had flounder; I had the shrimp. Both were very
good, extremely tender. We both got the squash also, and agreed, that if
they keep up that quality of cooking, they will be around for a good
while in town.
Title: Bountiful Black Bean SoupThis would be good on some of the cold days we've bee having.
On 02-01-19 03:13, Michael Loo <=-
spoke to Ruth Haffly about 888 taking, taking a pass <=-
I've seen the movie "Fiddler" (own it on DVD also) but not "Cats".Depending on the theatre, a lot of adults don't either. We missed "Fiddler on the Roof" at DPAC (forgot to get tickets in time, didn't know when knee surgery would be). I told Steve I want to see "Cats"in > June tho.
I never had the urge to see either of those but
have had the [s]mis[/s] good fortune of playing
in both.
Fiddler might adapt to film, but Cats is so stylized
to begin with that it's hard to imagine in a movie
theater setting.
The eye doctor said progressives et al.
won't work for me. I believe that.
as > President Lincoln's first vice president. (G)Never have I been motivated by the quest forBut do you hear much about her husband? You may have been as obscure
fame or fortune. Sara Moulton was quite cute,
though.
Well, I wasn't the one who brought up fame in
the first place. That concept has no appeal
for me.
done > ML> since?Do you think you would have done as much cooking as you've
home.Speaking of idle, I think the answer is yes.If I weren't first daughter in my family, I'd have not done as much cooking. Neither of my sisters did as much as I did before leaving
Maybe as they grew older a little delegation
would have done them some good.
Germany > ML> since > we left in '92.Seems that way here also, since we've not gotten back to
ever > will.It's very modern. Also, from what I'veI'm not suprised. It would be nice to get back but don't know if we
seen, prosperity has marched eastward.
Who ever knows about anything.
missed > ML> > "Fiddler on the Roof" at DPAC (forgot to get tickets
in time, didn't > ML> > know when knee surgery would be). I told
Steve I want to see "Cats" > ML> in > June tho.
I never had the urge to see either of those butI've seen the movie "Fiddler" (own it on DVD also) but not "Cats".
have had the [s]mis[/s] good fortune of playing
in both.
Fiddler might adapt to film, but Cats is so stylized
to begin with that it's hard to imagine in a movie
theater setting.
much. > ML> > OTOH, give me a big fat historic fiction book, andI read some when I was an early teen, never cared for it that
you'll make me a > ML> > happy camper-outer, reading it.
(G)If a story can be told effectively in 10000That's the kind of reading I can do in between steps of meal prep.
words or less, you've got me.
About the length of my attention span.
so as to drop in more pieces of whatever. I wasWere you in a 3 or a 4 row?
promised a premium economy cabin of 8 across
(2-4-2) but got a not-so-premium cabin of 10
across (3-4-3). Sizable difference.
The aisle of a 3. Still not as good as the
aisle of a 2, which was my original assignment.
you > have to look up/too far up makes you look too far down. NeitherFor me, front and center for the view or inUnless you have the transition lenses. Sitting too far down makes
the back for the sound. The middle is a
please-all-please-none.
is good > focusing; the middle is much better.
The eye doctor said progressives et al.
won't work for me. I believe that.
that > just opened up in Wake Forest. One of the side options washorrible. Hominy I don't know about.I'm not sure. Went to a new to us place, a chain called "Showmar's"
grilled
(yellow) squash--it was good. They do fish/shrimp calabash style,with > the light coating. Steve had flounder; I had the shrimp. Both
were very > good, extremely tender. We both got the squash also, and agreed, that if > they keep up that quality of cooking, they will be around for a good
while in town.
Nice that some chains maintain a good standard.
Title: Bountiful Black Bean SoupThis would be good on some of the cold days we've been having.
And the resulting gas could heat your house too.
Quoting Dale Shipp to Michael Loo on 02-02-19 01:35 <=-
The eye doctor said progressives et al.
won't work for me. I believe that.
Did I once see that you might be getting eye surgery, as in new
lenses? We are both in the process of doing that and they claim that afterwards, we may well not need glasses for distant viewing, only for intermediate and reading.
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