Around noon I will bus down to City Center and play with Joshie.
Around noon I will bus down to City Center and play with Joshie.
Chase the laser dot? Fishie on a pole?
Sloppy Joes
Pizza
Grilled Cheese (with and without other ingredients, with and without soup)
Quesadillas (without and without, etc.)
Chili (regular and Cincinnati)
Pasta with meat sauce
Casseroles
Stuffing/Dressing
LOL Ginny.
DR Druxy, did you delete a post? Or did someone slip me some peyote?
Infighting and selfish board members have caused the demise of more than one theatre group....or other endeavor.
LOL Ginny.
As I thought about my answers - meat loaf, tuna casserole, pot roast with carrots & potatoes, etc. - I realized that having those here at home represented a lot of work for me. I started cooking for others when I was in high school and my Mom worked 2 evenings a week and Dad wanted dinner when he got home from work, which was great training for me. But after 50+ years, I'm now thrilled when I don't have to dream up, shop for, and prepare an evening meal.
I feel much better today.
This morning I got an e-mail with this subject line:Invokana Users Who Lost Toes, Feet or Legs May Have Legal Recourse
I almost didn't read it, because I thought it was about Trump's daughter.
I'm up, I'm up - once again alarm did not go off so I now have to seriously address that problem.
Infighting and selfish board members have caused the demise of more than one theatre group....or other endeavor.
Yep. I've been involved with the end of at least two organizations in my time. Oy!
DR Druxy, did you delete a post? Or did someone slip me some peyote?
These things are not mutually exclusive DR JOHN G.
Infighting and selfish board members have caused the demise of more than one theatre group....or other endeavor.
Yep. I've been involved with the end of at least two organizations in my time. Oy!
But, on the other hand, the one you co-founded here is still going strong almost 40 years later!
Oskar the Blind Cat has died at the age of six of heart failure. So sad. I worry about his best friend Klaus.
https://www.facebook.com/BlindOskar/ (https://www.facebook.com/BlindOskar/)
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DR GEORGE I was looking quickly through posts here to find who wrote that quote....it must have been a page you weren't on.
So thanks for the quote! It is SO true!
Did you get a Apple DR LAURA?
John G., how is your father doing now?
Duplicitous behavior is never good. But we want details, juicy details.
Good wishes and vibes for the father of DR John!
Coping vibes for the entire family.
LOL Ginny.
I'm now thrilled when I don't have to dream up, shop for, and prepare an evening meal.
Well, I've been trying to get my new computer all set up. I have always handed it to my son and he did it for me, but this time I am doing it myself.
It is a much cheaper computer than I had before, but I am not working any more, so I don't need as much.
Infighting and selfish board members have caused the demise of more than one theatre group....or other endeavor.
BK, having worked at UPS I can assure you that the driver has no control over his route. The routes are developed after exhaustive efficiency studies and his package car is loaded with the packages in the order they are to be delivered. If he were to change the order 1. He would not be able to deliver all his packages in the allotted time frame 2. He would lose his job, UPS is very serious about the route order they have set
If you want the packages delivered earlier you can ask Freshly to send them using the priority service (which costs more) but guarantees delivery by noon
Or you can ask them to use a different carrier
Or you can change the delivery address to your home and put out a cooler by the door with a note to leave the package in the cooler.
Duplicitous behavior is never good. But we want details, juicy details.
Hear! Hear!
BTW, QUEER EYE FOR A STRAIGHT GUY is back. New cast and now it's just called QUEER EYE. I loved the original, but wonder how good the new one will be. I'll give it a try. It's on Netflix streaming.
BTW, QUEER EYE FOR A STRAIGHT GUY is back. New cast and now it's just called QUEER EYE. I loved the original, but wonder how good the new one will be. I'll give it a try. It's on Netflix streaming.
I am beginning to think we were very lucky not to have management problems during our rental years. I also don't remember anything ever needing to be repaired.
Sloppy Joes
Pizza
Grilled Cheese (with and without other ingredients, with and without soup)
Quesadillas (without and without, etc.)
Chili (regular and Cincinnati)
Pasta with meat sauce
Casseroles
Stuffing/Dressing
I must add:
Meatloaf
Pot roast
Pot pies
Barbecued brisket (when available to me, which isn't that often)
Chocolate
cookies
very soft/melted ice cream
cake
...not completely melted, of course, but not rock solid.
I am beginning to think we were very lucky not to have management problems during our rental years. I also don't remember anything ever needing to be repaired.
DR Jeanne, paint peeling is bad enough, not having proper heat is inexcusable.
Vibes the gas company will be helpful.
I know nothing about Queer Eye. If it is a reality show, I am in complete agreement with DR John.
I know nothing about Queer Eye. If it is a reality show, I am in complete agreement with DR John.
I have no interest in most reality shows. What I love about QEFTSG is that they took guys who really needed some help and gave them--or their living quarters--a makeover. Tom Filicia, the interior designer, was particularly clever. I was very impressed with what he did. The guys needed help and were really pleased with what the Fab Five did for them. They hadn't known any other way to be. I suspect that in many cases it was really life-changing.
Jeanne, there's an apartment complex here in town that made the news yesterday. A couple days after rent was due, the City inspected the complex and shut it down completely. The tenants were put out on the street because the building wasn't safe. And no rent refund. They are now homeless.
I know nothing about Queer Eye. If it is a reality show, I am in complete agreement with DR John.
I have no interest in most reality shows. What I love about QEFTSG is that they took guys who really needed some help and gave them--or their living quarters--a makeover. Tom Filicia, the interior designer, was particularly clever. I was very impressed with what he did. The guys needed help and were really pleased with what the Fab Five did for them. They hadn't known any other way to be. I suspect that in many cases it was really life-changing.
I know! Did you see the episode where the guy had been wearing a hairpiece for forever, and even though his wife had known that his hair was a wig, she had never seen him without it...and their kids didn't even know that it wasn't his real hair. They FINALLY convinced him to remove it and, as cute as he was with it, he was really much more attractive without it.
Well, I should never be allowed to shop for a computer by myself again. This one is cheap. I think it is really a travel computer that was on the shelf a long time that they wanted to get rid of. I think it is almost out of space already. I installed a virus thing, Mozzilla, Office, and downloaded one long document, and I think it is almost out of room.
Jeanne, there's an apartment complex here in town that made the news yesterday. A couple days after rent was due, the City inspected the complex and shut it down completely. The tenants were put out on the street because the building wasn't safe. And no rent refund. They are now homeless.
Jeanne, there's an apartment complex here in town that made the news yesterday. A couple days after rent was due, the City inspected the complex and shut it down completely. The tenants were put out on the street because the building wasn't safe. And no rent refund. They are now homeless.
That's horrible! I have renter's insurance to cover expenses should I not be able to live here, but I'd still hate to have to find substitute housing. Comparable apartments are 50% higher than what I now pay.
Jeanne, there's an apartment complex here in town that made the news yesterday. A couple days after rent was due, the City inspected the complex and shut it down completely. The tenants were put out on the street because the building wasn't safe. And no rent refund. They are now homeless.
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Ham casserole
Meatloaf
Potato soup
Shepherds pie
Spaghetti
Jeanne, there's an apartment complex here in town that made the news yesterday. A couple days after rent was due, the City inspected the complex and shut it down completely. The tenants were put out on the street because the building wasn't safe. And no rent refund. They are now homeless.
That's horrible! I have renter's insurance to cover expenses should I not be able to live here, but I'd still hate to have to find substitute housing. Comparable apartments are 50% higher than what I now pay.
DR Laura's story is a reminder of why you have insurance. The fact the place can rent for more if you move is why they don't want to fix it.
http://www.azfamily.com/story/37444264/dozens-of-phoenix-families-get-the-boot-after-city-deems-housing-unsafe?autostart=true
Then as I was driving home, David Wechter called and was in the nabe so we went and had some Japanese food. Teriyaki and tempura for me - very full, but I never gain weight from it.
Jeanne, there's an apartment complex here in town that made the news yesterday. A couple days after rent was due, the City inspected the complex and shut it down completely. The tenants were put out on the street because the building wasn't safe. And no rent refund. They are now homeless.
That's horrible! I have renter's insurance to cover expenses should I not be able to live here, but I'd still hate to have to find substitute housing. Comparable apartments are 50% higher than what I now pay.
DR Laura's story is a reminder of why you have insurance. The fact the place can rent for more if you move is why they don't want to fix it.
Jane, I think it's primarily a cash flow issue. Yes, these apartments would rent for more, but first they'd have to do a lot of work to fix them up. They poured a LOT of money into one of the other apartments in the fall and did more work than was necessary, IMO, and it's sitting vacant. Seven months with no rent because work was being done, and now 2 1/2 months waiting for a tenant. That's got to hurt. They couldn't rent my apartment as it is; the kitchen ceiling plaster is a mess. They feel they have to fix up the place to be competitive, but how many people can afford sky-high rent?
As one friend put it, "You can't afford to buy and you can't afford to rent." Housing prices--and rents--are just over the top here.
I thought I had a haircut appointment tomorrow morning. It must have been wishful thinking that I could have Keith drop me off and I would walk home. In reality the appointment is next week. It will probably rain.