I will say on Nebraska’s behalf, that when I was driving back to Michigan from California after living in San Diego for two years while I was in the military, hitting Nebraska and those endless green cornfields about made me weep with joy. I never realized how much I missed GREEN stuff after living in semi-desert…

I see we are of like minds. Have you seen this: Callahan Auto Parts?

Folly Beach?

Counterpoint: Dauphin Island

And Cumberland Island National Seashore.

Also, their tires are teeny so you hit one good size discrepency in sidewalk height (see also: Michigan freeze/thaw cycle), and BAM, you’re a** over teakettle.

My mother used to make The Pink Stuff (only with sugar-free whipped topping!)

YES, i love this stuff.

Thank you! ‘Preciate the feedback. Thought I was going crazy. You’d think (at least it seems logical to me) that if you’re on wi-fi, you don’t need mobile data and it’d be an either/or situation. :sigh:

Has anyone else been told or found that the network data and wi-fi data are not mutually exclusive? Our first month our data use was crazy and I asked Google Fi support about why my data was so high when I was connected to wi-fi at work all day and at home all night. They said I had to turn off my Mobile data option…

Anyone who can quote a Pratchett novel gets all the stars!!

The Rock: I’d highly recommend Jumanji. It’s a good mix of action and comedy.

The correct take.

In case you haven’t seen it, allow me to present the genius of one Mr. Randy Rainbow interviewing Melania Trump.

My new representative (YES!), Elissa Slotkin, for Michigan’s 8th has openly said she will not support Nancy Pelosi for speaker, but rather feels a new face is needed.

Or Michigan.

My grandma used to make this cranberry salad that, honestly, was more of a dessert. Cranberry jello on the bottom of the salad mold. The top was whipped cream, mayo (! not much, but !), walnuts, and cream cheese. She got that stuff to set so well, mine seems to slump under its own weight. This year I might add some…

when that’s what white men, and men in general, have been doing for hundreds of years now!

For the sum of ONE MILLION DOLLARS

I like making bread. Generally, for a normal white bread recipe putting it together is just 15-20 minutes, but you have to be around while it rises and then the punch-down and shaping and then rising again, then baking. The whole house smells divine and while its rising, it’s a good time to work on one of those…