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If this type of hype gets people out of their homes and jobs if one has one, and excited for Nov 3rd then we can call it " ROCK THE VOTE! "Anyone else here excited about the asteroid that's going to send us all into oblivion?
Oh, great: NASA says an asteroid is headed our way right before Election Day | CNN
Well, 2020 just keeps getting better all the time.
I'm not sure about that
Anyone else here excited about the asteroid that's going to send us all into oblivion?
Oh, great: NASA says an asteroid is headed our way right before Election Day | CNN
Well, 2020 just keeps getting better all the time.
I have a grandson that only ate Mac & Cheese, Chicken Fingers and Taco's with just meat and cheese until he was 18 and started noticing girls and decided that if he was going to do any dating he had better expand his culinary tastes. I also have a granddaughter that would eat different things differently. Pancakes, plain no butter, syrup or any other topping, Spaghetti plain, no sauce, no butter, just cooked pasta. Cereal dry only. There were other things as well but to numerous to remember. That lasted until she was around 16 and also decided she needed to expand the old taste buds.
I just heard about it today, via advertisement, but years ago I used to buy what was called "ugly Tomatoes". They were cheaper and, I thought, more flavorful then the standard perfectly round tomatoes were.
Whole milk or no milk, have never gotten used to skim milk you were correct it's grossMy mom made me eat pickled beets once and I think I gagged doing it so much I never had to again. I think because I was the youngest I got away with being a little more picky than my sister. We were allowed to not take food but we had to eat what we took, but I got away with picking out the celery and onions from my potato salad and macaroni salads as I didn't and still don't like crunchy stuff in that food. Maybe it helped that my mom and dad liked the celery and onions so I would pick it out and give it to them so then they had more!
Also when my dad was diagnosed with high cholesterol my mom immediately started cutting out our high fat foods, which she should have but we always had milk with our dinner and we switched right away from whole milk to skim milk, there was no using up the whole milk and a gradual shift to the skim. The day of our switch she wouldn't let us leave the table until we drank the whole glass of skim milk, it tasted so gross to us. We eventually got used to it but it was a rough switch at first.
I think it helped that my mom was a good cook so there wasn't much that we didn't want to eat although I didn't care for her scalloped potatoes with canned tuna, but I still ate it because I wanted my nightly treat.
I would think all impacted would have enough toilet paper to get them through the storm.
We checked. The closest thing was over in Harrisburg. Which is a good 20 minute drive.
Then I wholeheartedly agree with you Mom.
When I traveled to Central and South America, while milk is expensive, a number of people drink a powered milk item called "Klim". It's made by Nestle. It's sold in ethnic grocery stores in the USA.
