I know what you are referring to a functioning Atari with Cartridges. I have plenty of Atari game cartridges that are from the 1970s and 1980s. I first got into video games in the 1980s. I have a lot video game systems and games. My first 2 video game systems ever were Atari and Intellivision.Dh has a boom box in the garage that plays cassettes, a functioning Atari with cartridges, some actual as in older than @Goofyernmost antique hand tools, there's a Game Boy no color in the house, a boxes of computer parts some may date back to the stone age, I have a couple of curling irons that were purchased after older ds was born but before James (they work no need to upgrade) @StarWarsGirl you really should rethink the garage
You sound like me, lol.
I have scissors for every need! Paper, fabric, card stock, wire, kitchen shears, bonsai shears, and my super tiny sewing scissors for when I do cross-stitch!
OK, now that one actually hurt a little. I lent all my hand tools to a guy down the street, Noah something. Then we had all that rain, and I never saw him again, so he never returned them. If it weren't for that tall tree in my yard, I wouldn't have made it through. I swear that was as bad a year as 2020. Everything was wet, mold everywhere and both of my cats (Gladys and Heathcliff) disappeared just before the rain started.Dh has a boom box in the garage that plays cassettes, a functioning Atari with cartridges, some actual as in older than @Goofyernmost antique hand tools, there's a Game Boy no color in the house, a boxes of computer parts some may date back to the stone age, I have a couple of curling irons that were purchased after older ds was born but before James (they work no need to upgrade) @StarWarsGirl you really should rethink the garage
I've lost some good stuff because of lending...to the point that I don't like to at all. Hubby thinks it makes me a jerk. I think it lets me keep stuff I paid for, use, and appreciate having.
I can't get turkey here without going to a special poultry butcher and paying an arm and a leg for something only my daughter and I will eat. So we are getting a chicken instead, Steak for my husband, and not sure what for my son. Then I'll do mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, stuffing, rolls, and probably a pumpkin pie for myself and E, and some store bought tiramisu for my husband, and who knows what for my son.
My doctor says it should be above 60 for cancer prevention, so I say you are pretty good. Actually he was happy with an 80.This reminded me, for some reason...
Had a bunch of blood work done Tuesday mornin’ for the first time in a while.
Had a video appointment with my doc at 8:45a yesterday.
My cholesterol was a little high at 208, but, as per usual, the good cholesterol far offset the bad, so no red flag there.
All my other numbers were great, but, she did comment @MySmallWorldof4 that my vitamin D was at 78, and suggested I back off from 10,000 IU per day to 5,000.
I’ve researched so many good things about vitamin D in regards to protecting against cancer, COVID , general immune system boost. etc.
The optimal numbers I’ve researched that I’ve seen are between 30-100, and I’ve not read about any negative side affects at the higher levels.
would love to hear your feedback, as I know you’ve researched vitamin D extensively...!!!
What???? We usually do a lasagna of some sort. We are doing chicken parm for the meat eaters this year. Pssst. We aren’t even Italian.
You are so creative. People would pay for that sign of yours. Just sayin’.I couldn't find a porch sign I liked, so I painted my own on the back of the"hello fall" sign we had up for autumn..
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Having technically grown up on Long Island, as Queens County is on Long Island, I apparently I pronounced it as Lon-Gisland. I never thought I was pronouncing it weird. Spoke fast I guess. When I say it now, I try and pause after the “g”. Maybe they should have just called it Fish Island instead. I always thought it looked like a fish.A friend of mine from the northeast always told me it was pronounced “Lawn-g-eye-lant (Longilant)...!!!!!
I miss the Cuisinart I took from my parents house. Bought a replacement when it died. They don’t make them the same.Mine included finding out the bowl for my food processor can't be replaced anywhere for any price for the gazillionth time over the past year or 2. That's about an hour of my life I'll never get backThe handle has been duck taped so many times that I can't count how many and at this point I'm certain it's completely shot. The guys have several ideas for what they can do with the motor (send wine thnx) The unit is pre kiddos so I shouldn't be as upset as I am but I am
I have a cheapie back up and it "works" but is limited and smaller than is required in my kitchen. At least the outer shell and some parts can be recycled Sorry for the rant
The carbs are the best part!
I got nothing older then her but myself, as I have only been married for 21 years.I'll play my food processor was older than @StarWarsGirl, my dh has a table saw about her age. Everything else is younger. I have a really cheap Black Friday hand mixer that's as old as JamesMy old stand mixer that got passed down when we upgraded is her ageish and still going. My mother in law's stand mixer is almost 10 years older than her
I have 2 pairs of good ones and if anybody touches them
Same goes for my thread snips, paper crafting scissors and nail supplies
Say it isn't so even Cuisinart isn't the same
