MinnieM123
Premium Member
Again about that cut
O.k. Now I'm confused (actually, my usual state of mind . . .
). Why can't you drink Kahlua (without milk) -- no dairy, right?
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O.k. Now I'm confused (actually, my usual state of mind . . .
). Why can't you drink Kahlua (without milk) -- no dairy, right?
Figgy1
Well-Known Member
There's dairy in one of their ingredientsO.k. Now I'm confused (actually, my usual state of mind . . .
It's also not certified GF
MinnieM123
Premium Member
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Company fulfillment and shipping delays are a real thing this holiday season. There were two gifts (from a reputable vendor that I've done business with before), that indicated when I placed the 2 orders (different addresses) that the boxes may not get out for another 8 days. Then, there's the delivery truck shipping time beyond that. (Items were ordered around Dec. 4th -- I "thought" that was early enough?!)
But I had no choice. These were the gifts I wanted to send, and nothing else I saw (from any vendor) appealed to me.
But, the good thing is that even if they don't arrive on time for Christmas, I have 2020 to blame, and everyone accepts that--so I'm off the hook no matter what!
Come to think of it, I've been getting a lot of mileage out of my list of 2020 excuses -- dishes stacked in the sink, laundry piling up, paperwork piling up on desk, etc.
But I had no choice. These were the gifts I wanted to send, and nothing else I saw (from any vendor) appealed to me. But, the good thing is that even if they don't arrive on time for Christmas, I have 2020 to blame, and everyone accepts that--so I'm off the hook no matter what!
Come to think of it, I've been getting a lot of mileage out of my list of 2020 excuses -- dishes stacked in the sink, laundry piling up, paperwork piling up on desk, etc.
Figgy1
Well-Known Member
Shop Disney says orders must be placed by tomorrow, Amazon is still claiming they do 2 day shipping, just got an order from Walmart 2 days. If I was going to order anything for Christmas I'D GET IT DONE TODAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Company fulfillment and shipping delays are a real thing this holiday season. There were two gifts (from a reputable vendor that I've done business with before), that indicated when I placed the 2 orders (different addresses) that the boxes may not get out for another 8 days. Then, there's the delivery truck shipping time beyond that. (Items were ordered around Dec. 4th -- I "thought" that was early enough?!)
But, the good thing is that even if they don't arrive on time for Christmas, I have 2020 to blame, and everyone accepts that--so I'm off the hook no matter what!
Come to think of it, I've been getting a lot of mileage out of my list of 2020 excuses -- dishes stacked in the sink, laundry piling up, paperwork piling up on desk, etc.
DryerLintFan
Premium Member
It's also illegal in some states. My friend sent a set to my daughter, and we couldn't figure it out. So I looked it up on Google to get some tricks and tips and found out it was a misdemeanor in my state just to possess it. We don't have it anymore.
DryerLintFan
Premium Member
Company fulfillment and shipping delays are a real thing this holiday season. There were two gifts (from a reputable vendor that I've done business with before), that indicated when I placed the 2 orders (different addresses) that the boxes may not get out for another 8 days. Then, there's the delivery truck shipping time beyond that. (Items were ordered around Dec. 4th -- I "thought" that was early enough?!)
But, the good thing is that even if they don't arrive on time for Christmas, I have 2020 to blame, and everyone accepts that--so I'm off the hook no matter what!
Come to think of it, I've been getting a lot of mileage out of my list of 2020 excuses -- dishes stacked in the sink, laundry piling up, paperwork piling up on desk, etc.
I was just talking to N about this last night. I'm a homebody anyway so the pandemic hasn't changed my social life much. Only now people don't invite me to as many things so I don't need as many excuse
MySmallWorldof4
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100% correct.At this point in time, it is all BS to me, and a slap in the face to customers. As normal policy up to certain months of Covid, tellers and bank executives are either behind bullet-proof glass, or in offices where doors can close. Up to the other day, customers all entered the lobby with masks on, to then transact business with the tellers behind the glass. Even the tellers had masks on, by the way.
So, with the NEW restrictions in place, why are the banking employees so privileged to LOCK OUT the public, when grocery workers, etc., have no such restrictions??!!
It's a garbage move by the banks.
MySmallWorldof4
Well-Known Member
Do you have a dairy free, gluten free favorite you make?
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
I think that is a response to the post above, not mine. Have some more coffee.I have one left to send but James wants to put a small giggle item in it