How is this list compiled? Is it possible to get this same information for Netflix in another country?

It’s simply because there are too many variables. You might be able to reach general conclusions, but ultimately, people are all unique. People need to learn to listen to their bodies instead of a headline that tells them what they want to know.

The equivalent in my culture of something like The Joy of Cooking is Jeane Benoît’s La nouvelle encyclopédie de la cuisine (edition pictured here: http://www.jehanebenoit.ca/2011/10/2012-la-cuisine-de-jehane-benoit-sera.html). Whenever I ask my mother for a recipe for a childhood or cultural favourite, such as cretons…

I house and cat sat in Amsterdam over the last holiday season for a US expat and her Dutch husband. She had two super nervous older cats she had brought over from the US once she had committed to making her life in the Netherlands. She used a service that did everything from her. I don’t know the name of it and I do…

For what it’s worth, I thought it was a decent joke. :)

I’m really glad you made your out-of-left field comment. It can sometimes be hard to know what’s worth saying, especially when there are so many silly responses. You really called this one well. My workflow was so much more pleasant this morning and you reduced some of the stress I’ve been feeling.

I’m almost 40 now and the very few times I visit, it’s the same thing. I keep telling them that they can’t have it both ways — they can’t criticise us for both not being helpful and for being helpful. I have tried to learn how they want things done, but they are not consistent. You really can’t win with people like…

Well, you solved for 10 bucks a problem I’ve been having for months that I thought I couldn’t afford to solve right now. Very happy with how Duet is going to work for me. Thank you so very much for making a comment that, based on your opener, you were not sure about making.

We were four and colour coding was really key. We also did the sock thing!

Thanks! My iPad 2 has sentimental value and I haven’t been willing to part with it, so this sounds like it could be a good use for it. My 13" MBA display is usually enough for me, but I have one client for whom I have to go back and forth between what feels like a billion windows and having a bit more real estate…

I’ll have to look into that. I live in Mexico and I’ve noticed that used Apple things sell for a bit more here than I would expect them to back home.

That sounds a bit drastic. I still use my iPad 2 daily, so I’m sure my Mini has some good years left in her despite her bad battery. :)

Oh, now THAT is a super useful idea. I have an iPad 2 that would be even better as it has a bigger screen, even if the resolution is awful. Need to look into how I could make that work. Thank you for putting the idea in my brain!

Always look forward to this post, thanks. Looks like this seals the deal on planning to replace my iPad Mini 2 in the next year or two rather than change its battery.

C’est ça.

“Is English not your first language?”

I’m sure the billions of people in the world who cook with chopsticks are happy to learn they are not “normal.”

Never seen either one and am laughing at both. :)

Sure does — I got to the point where I could eat a bowl of creamy mashed potatoes with them super fast and without making a mess!

Creamy mashed potatoes + chopsticks. Now, THAT takes some serious skill. :D