Xander ,'Same Time, Same Place'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
At 4 p.m., the NWS reported a high of 105 degrees at BWI-Marshall, making this the hottest day here in 27 years. It is the second-highest July temperature ever recorded for Baltimore, after a 107-degree high on July 10, 1936. It matches highs reached only three other times, on Aug. 6 and 7, 1918, and Aug. 20, 1983.
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For ginger ale, the fancy gourmet brands are better - most of the commercial stuff has no actual ginger. (Boylan's or GuS are both good if you can find them.)
Oops - had already gone to store....
Ended up getting Schweppes. Is ginger included in the "natural ingredients"?
Also, what is Greek yogurt? I had to buy some yogurt with active cultures for my kitty, so I ended up getting "plain Greek strained yogurt."
And opposed to more casual leg wear like jeans/chinos/khakis/cargo pants
And now that you mention it, it now appears that cargo pants are *not* allowed on Fridays. Good thing I didn't go out and buy a pair, because they would have mostly been for that.
Now I'm staring at everyone and checking them off against the rules. I wonder how many of them actually know we have a dress code now.
I have discovered that in addition to coffee and tea, Cymbalta now makes me nauseous. Need to talk to Dr., I guess....
Ended up getting Schweppes. Is ginger included in the "natural ingredients"?
No, try looking for Schweppervescence.-
Also, what is Greek yogurt? I had to buy some yogurt with active cultures for my kitty, so I ended up getting "plain Greek strained yogurt."
strained yogurt. If you put yogurt over a cheesecloth overnight, you strain out the liquid (whey) and get "greek" yogurt.
I say everyone should come to work Friday dressed up in early 19th century Bourbon Restoration finery just to make sure they're not too casual!
The ads tell me that Canada Dry is made with real ginger...
If you put yogurt over a cheesecloth overnight, you strain out the liquid (whey) and get "greek" yogurt.
How does that work out financially, I wonder? I mean, Greek yogurt is more expensive, but you get more yogurt/less whey, and you don't have to buy cheesecloth.
I say everyone should come to work Friday dressed up in early 19th century Bourbon Restoration finery just to make sure they're not too casual!
I think people should take their wardrobe cues from the ST:TOS episode "Mirror Mirror."