My mainstay is steel cut oatmeal with fruit.

It’s great when mixed with yogurt.

Thank you for posting!

I keep my dryer lint in a ziploc bag for campfires, along with mixing in wood shavings from woodworking. Makes a great fire starter.

I clean the tray after every use. I guess some people need to be reminded or they simply don’t realize it needs to be done.

I make versions with apples or pears (with cinnamon and a dash of vanilla), and also a dried mango/ginger combo as well. All work well. Frozen blueberries are excellent.

The Ford Puma, driven by Tiff Needell:

Now it’s Tesla owners.

Nothing wrong with these cars as compared to many others with genuine issues with engines, reliability, rust, etc. Yes they were crap wagons but basic transportation to get from point A to point B.

My 1999 Integra GS had a beautiful green color, similar to British racing green. That was lovely. The colors here are disgusting.

I had a colleague who had a BMW-850. He loved that car, but it was very expensive to maintain as it had 2 of everything being a v12. Also broke down a lot.

The last time I drove through Nebraska, I started in Omaha and didn’t stop except for a shopping trip at Cabelas and fueling up. Nothing to see.

Agreed - you will always have those folks who genuinely don’t care.

This is typical of a lot of accidents here in San Francisco. Cyclists blowing through a red light or stop sign, don’t bother even looking for traffic, and then wonder why they get hit when a driver doesn’t see them or is otherwise distracted.

If I won:
1) Get a new phone number, probably have an additional one only for family as well because you’re guaranteed that everyone will be calling to ask for donations
2) All social media accounts are put on lockdown mode. Don’t post anything about winning.
3) Don’t run out and start spending - the Ferrari can wait
4)…

This is the correct answer.

That was because of Italian law, which (to my understanding) is that if anyone dies someone has to be held responsible, or something along those lines. Yeah it was a mess that took years to sort out.

I wish that the iPhone had the Griffiti feature that the old HandSpring/Palm PDAs had back in the day - faster and more accurate than thumb typing.

All of my rejections have come from “noreply@<somecompanyname>.com” or similar. The only feedback I ever got was from outsiders who had “friends” on the inside who were able to provide me with notes, but those were very rare.

Ah yes those floating bridges - I remember that. Sucks they have to shut it down. That would be terrible. Thankfully our air shows are typically on the weekends, but during the week can be a bit interesting with the practice and all of the other activities.