I had a houseguest (Carole Blymire, Nora!) in July who has Celiacs and it was actually kind of fun to figure out what to have on hand for her. We ended up eating really well (thanks to her doing all of the cooking - I got a little taste of what Jilli and Pete got when they had their friend the nutritionist living with them!) and I surprised her by having Bob's Red Mill gluten-free steelcut oatmeal AND some Mrs May's snacks.
Natter 66: Get Your Kicks.
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.
(thanks to her doing all of the cooking - I got a little taste of what Jilli and Pete got when they had their friend the nutritionist living with them!)
sobs
Our Heather has gotten her own apartment! I'm very happy for her (and she's still nearby), but oh lord, I miss having someone who cooks staying with us.
How white is your neighbourhood? Detroit actually made me gasp out loud.
I sometimes ask if the menu is already selected. I do live in TX and I don;t eat red meat or pork.
There's some pretty good Indian around town. Also Thai. You might like this place as well [link]
How white is your neighbourhood? Detroit actually made me gasp out loud.
Wow, fascinating. Baltimore is still very segregated (not shocking, it's pretty hard to not realize this).
I mean, I knew that about Detroit. I lived there. I read the articles. I got the stares. But every time I see the pictures it makes me so sad.
Wow. That's a very interesting project.
Did you see the link in the comments to Philadelphia?
The person I'm talking to has puppies crying in the background. It's difficult to work when my entire sub-brain is going "Cuddle the puppies! Make them stop crying!"
Stupid weird biological clock that wants baby animals.
I am also fascinated by the varying population densities of cities.