'Just Rewards (2)'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Weird.
At a time of increased focus on drug testing in sports, one of the most controversial issues in horse racing might surprise the casual fan: How much cocaine should be allowed in a racehorse?
Some race fans might guess the answer is "none," but racing officials across the country wrestle with whether to disqualify horses for trace amounts of the drug.
Robin, feel better.
Nilly! I'm watching one of these home-makeover shows, and the current homeowner are Othodox, so they just explained that the usually huggy designer guy wouldn't be able to hug the wife of the family, like he'll want to. This is actually a thing I love about these shows -- they have all kinds of people.
Robin has a cutie puppy! I hope your migraine goes away, though, Robin. That's no fun!
NILLY!
Kashi Instant Oatmeal "Raisins and Spice" is da bomb, I'd just like to observe. It isn't very often that you praise oatmeal, you know?
I love the Kashi Raisins and Spice Oatmeal. I throw in a few slivered almonds and dried cherries as well.
I think I may make a batch of steel cut oatmeal today for breakfast on Monday and Tuesday. And when I say "I", I mean, I'll see if Tom will do it. Mostly because this oatmeal stuff is new to me.
Oatmeal is nature's perfect food. OK, maybe you have to add milk and fruit to it before it's perfect.
Hi Nlly!
I send up a silent prayer every third or fourth consumption of oatmeal. In fact, when I have today's steel cut oats, I'll make sure to. You guys don't need to praise oatmeal. ita has it well covered.
Wow, talk about your false (and WRONG) idols.
I'm trying to decide where I should go to breakfast. It's a tough decision.
There are apple almond muffins in the oven, smelling delicious. I recommend The TomW Husband Model muchly.
Mornin'! I just had oatmeal. It was nummy. Now to shower.
Yes, I'm having a highly eventful Sunday.
Jesse! VW! Lee!
Jesse, I remember you once said something similar about people who describe their life as parents, and then it clicked for me - how every difference, not just the ocean-cross-y language-barrier-y, is really interesting to see, in people's lives. I'm totally with you on that.
Kristin, happy second-day-of-your-new-age! My computer wasn't alive enough last week to wish you "happy birthday" on time.