People too, I now have something called Plax Psoriasis. It really itches and makes it worse, but the meds. are worse than lousy skin on my leg. It's funny you go along, and then things start breaking down slowly in your body. My Dr. calls it old age. Hey, who is calling me old?
Thanks, I'm telling hubby your observations!
This ^^^. I loved it.Very cute.
I really miss all our favorite restaurants over there...none of them are chains. Bisettis in Fort Collins is Italian, and we make sure we go there whenever we visit, though that won't be often now that my dad is gone. I DO still have my brother there, though! And in Laramie, there used to be a family owned Mexican restaurant, Chelos...it was TINY, but always packed. They closed a few years ago...I'm betting the parents wanted to retire and the kids had their own lives and didn't want to take it over. I can't imagine they closed because of lack of business. I never saw it when people WEREN'T waiting for a table to open up. (I was in choir with one of the girls in college) And then also in Laramie, Rose's...it was a chinese place. Rose was the waitress and her mom did the cooking. Her mom was so cute...she was just a little bit of a thing and spoke hardly any English and they had the kind of kitchen where you could see over the counter into the back if you were at one of the tables in the main room and she'd watch and you would give her a thumbs up and she'd smile and say " You welca!" (You're welcome) and you could tell she loved to cook and loved when people enjoyed her food. They closed down a few years ago, too, because Rose wanted to retire. I was so sad when my brother told me. And then in Hill City, South Dakota is the Alpine Inn. The only thing they serve is filet mignon with a baked potato, wedge salad, and toast and they have AMAZING desserts, too. But because that's the only thing they serve, they buy in bulk and it keeps the price down. I've never had a bad meal there. Those are my favorites and I'm so sad that 2 of them are gone. Over here, there's a Greek place we love, but I'm wondering how much longer it will be open. It's been pretty dead the last few times we've gone, and the quality has gone downhill a bit.
Yes, listen to what the customer wants. That's good service.Oh my. Yea, ya' kinda' gotta' factor the stair width into the design...!
Most big homes we do these days have minimum 12 ft. ceilings on the ground floor. We always compensate for larger staircases. 4 ft. wide minimum in most cases, sometimes as wide as 5-6 feet or more, with 12" treads. Whatever the client wants!
"They got the money honey, we got the time!!!"
Yes, we are seeing more and more people not being able to drive in the snow. If it's a blizzard, they get in their SUV and barrel down the highway. Pretty soon they are in the ditch.
Both grandson's are taller than all of us. One at 14 and the other at 11. It's new things every few month's. Somebody is slipping to many hormone's into our food. A study suggest that tall people don't live as long as short people. I guess I'll be around a good long time!
Me too! I only go to our mall because it has TJMaxx as an anchor store. Ours is slowly dying.
We have massive snow removal equipment for highways or snow routes. In our area it's about 4 days before we get plowed. Then, the snow has turned to ice. And that's very heavy. I'm hoping this is my last winter!Ha ha ha!! One of my brothers lives in NC, and he thinks it's hilarious how they (don't) deal with the snow. On his side street, a plow "might" go by, but basically they just let it melt down there. Snow removal equipment isn't their "thing".
I wonder if all these skin issues are caused by food sensitivities developed over time. The main culprit the pesticides being used on the foods. I always say we cannot see what is going on in the body until it gets to a point where other organs get affected, the skin being the largest organ in the body. Just a thought I had.People too, I now have something called Plax Psoriasis. It really itches and makes it worse, but the meds. are worse than lousy skin on my leg. It's funny you go along, and then things start breaking down slowly in your body. My Dr. calls it old age. Hey, who is calling me old?
Actual trip will be a few weeks later but it is still a birthday trip.
I'm hoping the best for you. Sell the cattle and property,now!
You’re not the only one. I am guilty as well. Funny thing about the automation. Dh told one of his hoity toity know it all college friends a few years back that people would get replaced by machines. It would be cheaper long term to have machines do human work. His friend scoffed. Dh wasn’t far off in reality. You have Ziosks in restaurants now. Soon servers will just bring food and eventually robots may.
Thank you!
Our mall food court is busy and that's about all. But they are not making much money, McDonalds , closed, so did Burger King, Subway, a Pizza Place, and a really good deli. I think the Panda Express is next to go, they have customer's but their prices are getting too expensive.
I agree, our food, water air is so much worse and then the chemicals. When they say organic, they don't spray the crops, but do spray the ground they are grown on, the plants get their nutrients from the soil and it's already polluted for next 100 years. I worked for Kroger, and was told what was going on. People need to see how the farmer's grow their crops. I'm sure some a honest about practices and some are not.
Did you ever have a Chutes? It was almost all automated, the food went down a chute and delivered to you. It was early for it's time back in the 80's. I could see it surviving in today's world. The food was good and consistent too!
Welcome to the "old age" club, as my Dr. likes to call it. Got a problem, oh it's old age. Guess this beats the other alternative!
I ran the air conditioning almost never, now that hubby has retired I wear a sweater all summer.I don’t turn the AC in my house until it hits 86 in the house and that is only cause others start complaining.
