'Heart Of Gold'
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.
I have never stepped foot in a TJ's -- we don't have one in KC.
I will pick up the fixings on a grocery trip this week. Sounds like a perfect summer salad. The weather has been fairly nice for the latter part of this week, but I imagine we'll have some scorching hot late summer weather here soon.
There is no way in heck the girl on the mat right now is 16 years old, or even 15. I'd put her about 13, maybe.
I have never stepped foot in a TJ's -- we don't have one in KC.
So sad! But yeah, any plain grain type situation you would cook and then add other stuff to would be good, I'm sure.
There is no way in heck the girl on the mat right now is 16 years old, or even 15. I'd put her about 13, maybe.
There are at least two Chinese gymnasts who are currently listed as 16 but were listed as 12 just two years ago.
The couscous salad sounds amazing!
We don't have a TJ's here, either. We have to deal with Sweetbay's (which sucks), WInn-Dixie (which is better but not by much) and Publix (which is the best by far and has the best sushi in town)
There are at least two Chinese gymnasts who are currently listed as 16 but were listed as 12 just two years ago.
Has anyone called Torchwood?
Yeah, sixteen my arse
(Which is akin to something Owen might say)
Those are some beautiful bodysuits, though.
The idea that they enter them so young because their bodies are wrecked by the time they're 20 just makes me feel so bad for them.
I'd rather see athletes who are slightly less amazing but who have lives outside of training, even if that's just school (which I get the sense is seriously lacking in the case of the Chinese athletes, and the Soviet athletes in the past). Which is also why the Home Depot ads make me like them a lot.
The idea that they enter them so young because their bodies are wrecked by the time they're 20 just makes me feel so bad for them.
Yeah, that was interesting to hear in the commentary -- that your body can only take so many repetitions, and when you start full out at age 3, you just get used up faster. That's ugh.