I know this is not “counter top” but have you ever thought about a “rolling” dishwasher?

It’s a normal sized one with a butcher block on top, you roll it in an out when you do dishes, and the rest of the time it’s like a small island.

They are much more reliable then countertops as they are basically a normal…

I know this is not “counter top” but have you ever thought about a “rolling” dishwasher?

It’s a normal sized one…

Yup! I use Siri for setting timers and reminders.

If you’re Dot is anywhere near your kitchen, I love it for timers -especially if you have multiple going.

I used to brush my teeth in the shower all the time- that extra time I’m letting the conditioner soak in always felt like the perfect amount of time to brush my teeth- where I can get kind of impatient brushing my teeth for the recommended amount of time otherwise. Having the shower water clean the toothpaste off my…

voting in person sucks. a ballot might have 50 positions to vote for and another 80 ballot measures.

The real correct answer is whichever ones you don’t throw right back up. I couldn’t manage to swallow the giant prescription vitamins so with my doctor’s blessing I took over the counter gummies.

i always knew i wanted to have kids, i have one, i love parenting, i want more

I think this has been a brunch staple since the 1970s. Maybe not 7 AM breakfast but good as the first meal of the day. I serve this a lot when we have a crowd over and don’t want to be the guy manning the “custom omelet” station or running the waffle production line or whatever.

I think it’s fine if she wants to do that for herself and show it to her friends or whatever.

As someone with a house full of plants, I seriously have over 100 indoors, I am on the opinion that the biggest mistake most people make is how much and how frequently they water. Your suggestion is correct about feeling the soil before watering, to see if it is already moist (ugh, I hate that word). However, many…

These comments are exhausting. I am an ER doctor working front lines seeing covid patients (while pregnant) wearing the same N95 mask for 5 straight days in a row. I also have friends and colleagues who had to put IVF cycles on hold because of Covid. You can recognize the frustration and heartache of that without…

“It should have never come to this,” Michele Hoaglund told the Times. “We’re doing what the federal government should be doing.”

Thank god my wife and I (both ‘socially functioning’ introverts) have been together so long we can sit in the same room for hours and not even talk. And our new roommate (her brother) is also an introvert. We could all go all day in the same house without seeing each other and be totally fine with it.

Oh lord, all of this. Being in one place with other people all day is mentally exhausting.

As an introvert living with an extrovert, the struggle is real. 

Now do, “How to cope with living with someone who isn’t used to isolation, according to other introverts living with extroverts.”

I think the crux of the issue is really near the end of this - if you weren’t the type to do a kitchen flex already, this is not the time to put pressure on yourself to do so (or do ANY new activity expertly!) That said, in terms of isolation social media genres, I think I like the cooking content second-most (pets =…

I swear, a woman at my work couldn’t have even used soap, she was so fast. And I know who she is, because I recognize the shoes. Not shaking hands with her.

That’s because, unlike many cold weather cities (including Chicago, where I live), Twin Cities residents recognize that the cold is inevitable and work with it, instead of bunkering in. It’s one of the most appealing aspects of the cities, and I wish it was the case at other places