It’s no more pretentious than sweet, sour, bitter, etc. Just because it’s not English doesn’t mean it’s pretentious. Basically, you’re making yourself look like an asshole here.
It’s no more pretentious than sweet, sour, bitter, etc. Just because it’s not English doesn’t mean it’s pretentious. Basically, you’re making yourself look like an asshole here.
Or you can pop it in your air fryer. DELICIOUS.
And now you just had to comment here about it to prove how superior you are.
I grew both English and French Lavender in Ft Worth Tx and itacted more like a perennial, wintering over beautifully.
Some people inherit. (Sad result of covid is that many lost older family members). Some are downsizing from houses that are selling for a lot more right now.
I am so ordering extra tomatoes now.
She didn’t even sous vide it!
PA has lots of great pizza. This is not pizza. It’s also in the corner of the state that is farthest from where the good food lives.
Psst: disingenuity
Menopause made me start reacting to it, and other things.
I do this at least twice a month. When I first got an air fryer, I did chicken quarters in it, and it was great. But I wanted to put a whole chicken in, so I got a bigger air fryer and gave away the first.
You broke ALL comment viewing now too? I hope this posts. I won’t know since I can’t see comments anymore. Sigh.
This is a great idea. I love the idea of it alone. Like a variation on French onion soup. Maybe with a cheese & croutons?
As someone with gastro disease who has to frequently switch to a “low residue diet” (about as appealing as it sounds. It’s mostly white food, and I don’t mean white people food), I too appreciate Instant Cream of Wheat. I fix it with milk to up the nutrient level. It’s not phenomenal but it lets me have a hot meal.
I basically don’t have a part. It grows out of my scalp, then up. The ends go where they want.
People who never could wear center parts: naturally curly. AKA me.
As GenX slips into AARP age, I’ve decided, fuck it. I wear whatever want, whenever I want. I’ve paid my dues to “fashion” and now it’s just all for fun.
but are we actively destroying the planet like Boomers have been doing for decades and how some Gen X’ers are now? No.
Your 50s are coming. You’ll be joining us soon.
As a woman in my 50s, I’d tell her what I’ve told other friends when their shallow, trifling former friends ditched them: you’re better off without them. Life’s too short to waste on people like that, and Kim knows it.