[I miss your department stores]

I’m not so sure “the exact opposite” is necessarily what “most people report feeling after meditation”—some do, for sure, but a whole lot of people report a lot of negative stuff, and then don’t do it again. I understand some forms of meditation can be an issue for people who tend to ruminate, for example. Various…

Yes, but it’s not 212 F throughout, consistently, I read somewhere reliable. You stir it, it spreads the heat, but doesn’t create more heat. For the best tea, I am told, you need water at a rolling boil.

I liked the first season Dev stories better, perhaps because they were more integrated into his milieu of people the likes of whom are seldom seen on TV. Also because Aziz is a great comic actor, but not so great a dramatic one.

Sweet tea is not my thing, but you can make it anywhere--just supersaturate some hot water with sugar and Luzianne tea bags....

Well, yeah, and as a person with large feet, I had a selection of styles, not just one or two, and as a tall cusp-sizer most of the time (well, always tall), a selection of clothing that fits....

Or come on down and see us, how ‘bout it?

I read this in a reputable source, like Consumer Reports, not microwavesareradiation.com. I am not a scientist, though, so....I have found that tea made with microwaved water is lousy, though. I use microwaves for lots of other things.

I would have liked a precis of the exercises, rather than having to listen to an intro that seemed interminable.

This is especially useful for roses. (I can just cut more hydrangea from my bush--y’all city folks--smh).

I nuke a cup of frozen berries for 30 seconds before mixing them into my Greek yogurt. It softens them up just enough. My husband does the same with the blueberries for his morning oatmeal.

Okay, my first encounter was as an exchange student in Kent, when they circulated an offer to rent us kettles. Since the floor of my room in college often was coated with frost, I realized how useful hot beverages could be. I am from the southern US, where it is more air-conditioning weather even in February (90…

But it doesn’t boil consistently throughout, I understand. The water heats unevenly, which accounts for why tea made from microwaved water is lousy, but tea made from an energy- and time-efficient electric kettle is excellent.

preferably

[First, cite lots of facts, perferably statistics]

Yeah, both visually and for cleaning.

They sound quite sensible on the latter.

I would think it would have to, no?

Aw, thanks. I am so sorry for you and your family. That just sucks.

New Zealand is out front on this—their national allergy site is awesome!