Strikingly way too nice for the timeframe. They looked like floating Four Seasons hotels.
TheWayThatWeRide
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*confetti cannon*
I only have a GED and grew up lower-middle class in a rather affluent west coast town. I picked up on a lot. Now, as an adult, floating around in this zone of still being lower income but knowing and liking a bunch of "upper class" code is awkward.
Pappardelle pasta with porcini mushrooms, zucchini, shrimp, and garlic butter. Maybe a bit of crushed red pepper.
I'm not the best gardener and I've grown both yellow and red with great results. Just give them lots of space, and absolutely follow the planting timeframe for your particular area. Where I live they have to go in the ground no later than about mid March, and I've found that to be a pretty inflexible rule. Planting…
I was literally just saying basically this same thing to my son the other day. At first it seemed pretty gimmicky and over complicated, just going by the ads. But then I saw a vid of people playing MarioKart and fell hard. Like, I didn't even play the damn thing myself, just seeing someone else play it sold me on it.…
My son plays Elite: Dangerous and just watching from afar made me super nauseated. Hence it forever being known as Spinny Barfy Spaceship Game.
The B-side to Reflective Joyous Humans
I appreciate the Spotify generates playlists (Daily mixes are my main channels) as they serve up a lot of new music I would never otherwise have heard, and my taste is pretty fickle. Something I like this week I might dislike the next. Also its really good at picking out themed playlists. Way better than Pandora ever…
Happy Birthday. How'd the drinking go?
i currently live with a vegan, and they seem to have no issue with having a pretty varied diet. Part of it is just having a natural bent for cooking though. They make all kinds of delicious food, and as far as I can tell it's not just different recipes using the same few ingredients. I live with another person who is…
I just discovered another perfume shop not far from me and they do a monthly sample box. http://www.fumerie.com/parf… For all of our vast groaning space, there's a lot of really really good stuff sprinkled over it.
If this is fighting, lets never stop. Beer and perfume, back and forth, forever. I believe we have discussed some PNW perfume, but I don't think it was Slumberhouse. I tried to look up a name but now I can't find anything.
Norne sounds amaaazing.
ouch, that was an expensive drop.
I am a weak sucker for a fancy package, yes.
But of all the things to avoid the packaging for, perfume seems one of the silliest.
unfortunately most of the corporate HR world has pretty much the same rules for both.
Absolutely terrifying and heart-wrenching. Hoping that she is found safe and returns home soon. I've experienced having a lost family member and it is absolutely horrific.
Ghost Hammer IPA having lavender notes is a major draw from the brewery that got me into craft beers. Will have to check that out. The Rogue cans have caught my eye because of the rainbow-y design, and as a raging homo it's been hard not to buy it just for that. It would have been nice to have some more info on the…