“William Howard Taft served as the 27th President of the United States (1909–1913) and as the tenth Chief Justice of the United States (1921–1930).”
He probably lived in DC, or one of its suburbs in Maryland or Northern Virginia.
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“Roy Cohn, the inquisitor who as Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s chief counsel led the ‘witch hunts’ for communists in the 1950s and later was a high-priced New York lawyer, died Saturday [March 30, 1986] from complications brought on by AIDS. He was 59.”
http://www.upi.com/Archives/1986/08/04/Roy-Cohn-dies-at-59/1617523512…
And I am funky!
Surprisingly enough, a paste of Adolph Meat Tenderizer and a few drops of water. Essentially it is just an MSG paste.
“Don’t you know that I’m an honorary mohel!”
What does Luke have up his sleeve, or at least in his pocket?
Mais oui, bien sûr. Don’t forget to buy really expensive ketchup.
If I had a million dollars ...
I don’t have any food, so I’m thinking about buying a larger ‘fridge.
Clarks Beewswax Leather Desert Boots are my travel shoes by choice. Good arch support, those comfy soles, and the ability to dress up fine with a shoe shine or saddle soaping. I always replace the Clarks laces with sturdy Kiwi round laces which won’t snap if you tie your shoes firmly.
Nope, do an image search for SLADDA Bicycle and all have the handlebar as illustrated,
Regarding #4, Project Runway: Cache and Cachet, What’s the Difference?
If your power goes out during a snowstorm you can probably stash perishables (milk, eggs, even beer), if you have a house, on the back porch or an unheated mud room or even the garage. If you live in a flat is there a fire escape or veranda available or even the space between the window and the storm or screen windows.
Edina, with her companion Patsy.