Yogurt + wheat germ (or grapenuts) is better than just yogurt. I used to make myself a facial masque of yogurt and wheat germ, which was nice because I could eat the leftovers while tightening my pores.
Graham crackers are of the yum.
The LOTR exhibit was fantastic! I am a Dwarf, according to the thingy that tells you what race you are. Just seeing the level of detail on the costumes and props is astounding. Well worth the trip. We went to the Butterfly Hall after and that was very cool, too. Airport security opened up my Shards of Narsil souvenir and made me mail back the shards because they were sharp (not heeding our claim that they were useless before they were reforged), which added to our "will we make it to the plane before it takes off?" suspense, but we did, so no harm.
Wholetail.
HAR. Which reminds me, I'm working on a project called Senior Companions, and it makes me laugh every single time.
Your guys don't look to be the first guys to use that term.
So my guys are slow and behind the curve? AWESOME.
Cass, perhaps your client's daughter is due for a wake-up call about Mumsy Dearest?
Aimee, Kristin will know about the slipcovering. Not sure if she is around today.
Wholetail.
Oh dear.
I have no idea - but making my own runs about $10.
our claim that they were useless before they were reforged
Thank god I'm on mute. Very unladylike snorting resulted.
Aimee, I've not bought the IKEA slipcovers, but I will rec the Target ones, which are $99-$129, depending on fabric.
Having skimmed the wholetail religion/ID discussion, I have this question for the hivemind:
What is the proper response when a complete stranger comes up to you and says, in a very earnest and friendly tone, "I'm going to pray for you." Completely out of the blue, never had any interaction with the person before.
I ask because that sort of thing happens to me pretty regularly; about once or twice a month. I usually smile and say "Thank you", and walk away as soon as I can. I say "Thank you" because I assume that in their heads, they're doing something GOOD for me, as they can tell I'm a godless sinner by my appearance. I don't want to start an argument with someone who is, by their rules, trying to do a good deed. But it makes me uncomfortable every time it happens.
Aimee, I've not bought the IKEA slipcovers, but I will rec the Target ones, which are $99-$129, depending on fabric.
I've looked at those but I like the Ikea ones cause they have seperate cushion covers.
Cass, perhaps your client's daughter is due for a wake-up call about Mumsy Dearest?
Or, if she's as good at passive agressive, button pushing BS as my Mother always has been, she might even come up with new material!
