Kat, do you mean lettering as in presenting a name in a bunch of possible fonts to display? (I just don't really know what the term means, and the other meaning I know of doesn't make your request sound logical).
Of course, I can always write in Hebrew the names if it helps.
and for my utter shocked-self, who gave up about the idea of restoring a relationship she had with her once-best-male-friend
It is good to read about you reconnecting with your friend. It is impossible to know what he was going through when you parted, but it is clear that he has missed you too.
I made pumpkin muffins this morning. They are still in the oven, but the quantity that was left in the bowl was oh so very yummy.
You know, I am recently struck by how much I like the names Noah and Grace. They are just wonderful names.
Is frozen corn that you buy at the store cooked already? When I used to freeze corn when I was little we only blanched it, but didn't cook it all the way through. I am really wondering if I should cook it in order to make a cold corn salad or not?
Frozen corn kernels? I'd warm them some way (obviously, since they're frozen), but they should be cooked.
I never cook frozen corn (and peas) if I'm going to be serving them in something cold.
Thank you! Sometimes I can't believe how I got to my age not knowing so many important things!
Frozen corn is blanched and flash frozen. I never cook it for salads.
I think that no matter what age you are, you keep coming upon things that you think you should have known.
OK, it seems there was an unconsidered option 3 for my day: go back to bed and sleep until 3:30.
Hmmm... you must have needed it!
I have sent tonight to half of my contact list a few friends a 760 words email regarding why they want to see The Gutter Twins shows in September in Tel Aviv. That email included a bunch of links to youtube vids, myspace and official sites addresses and flickr pictures and the best of gushing fangirly honesty.
I hope they all will still talk with me tomorrow morning. But again, as I mentioned (and typoed) there, some things can't be unspoken (the typo was to write "men" instead of "things", which have one letter difference in Hebrew, and those letters are right next to each other on the keyboard).
(This isn't really the same expression as in Hebrew, but this is the closest I've found).
Oh man.
Edit: English, duh.