From your lips to Kevin Feige’s ears.
From your lips to Kevin Feige’s ears.
My love of books overcame my hatred of slideshows. Barely.
They certainly have a knack for picking the worst spots to vomit. My cat once threw up on a TV. It was a cathode one that she liked to sleep on because it was warm. I was watching TV at the time when I saw her start to retch, but because I was nursing my newborn I couldn’t do anything about it except beg her to get…
What a sweetie! I had a cat named Pepper, too, and she loved to hunt make-up brushes.
The TV series was so much better than I expected it to be, and the tie-in to the original movie was great.
I had to look up the song because I didn’t remember it, and the second I hit play ALL the lyrics popped into my head. Excuse me while I submerge myself in 90s nostalgia.
Yeah, Luke showing up was perfect, in part because in universe, it made total sense that it would be him to show up. In general I don’t like the efforts to incorporate a Skywalker into every aspect of the Star Wars universe, but here it was necessary and justified.
Ooh, thanks for the heads up. My oldest is obsessed with Muppets, and I thought I had found all Christmas content.
If you can, get those silicone baking sheets; they do just as good a job as parchment paper for baking, and are reusable. I only break out the parchment when I’m making so many cookies at the same time I’ve run out of the silicone mats.
I had that show on VHS tape, and I dearly wish I still had it (and a VCR). The drumming thing was amazing, as was the Devil welcoming people to Hell skit and the actor demonstrating various techniques skit.
I told my husband: “Well, he’s definitely earned the armor now.”
For real, I thought they were the same person until this article (I’m not very good at remembering names).
Back when I had a fancy pants job with a big salary, I had so much fun at that store. Bed Bath & Beyond is just not the same.
Macarons are certainly labor-intensive and pretty to look at, but I was underwhelmed when I actually ate one.
The second I learned I could make pie dough in my food processor I never looked back.
I have sensory issues, and I can’t stand to have anything touching my face. The first time I put on a mask I had to rip it off seconds later because I could feel myself start to panic. I’ve slowly trained myself to the point where I can wear it for an hour or two at a time, but I still take it off as soon as I can.
That bit always creeped me out; I can’t imagine blithely raising a half-demon like it’s no biggie. I think it would have made more sense (in the context of the movie; I haven’t read the book) to see Darryl as a very powerful witch or warlock, rather than the actual Devil.
Is it really just for small households? I’m seriously considering getting one, but we are a family of five, two with enormous appetites. Our oven does not have the convection function, and I don’t have the counter space for a toaster oven.
I keep losing the doohickey in my press that pushes out the garlic detritus (like there is such a thing), but I find the scrub brush I keep by the sink does the same job in a couple of seconds.
I do, too, and I am more likely to have that in the fridge. What I am NOT likely to have is Ghirardelli brownie mix, because my supermarket keeps disappointing me.