'Heart Of Gold'
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.
I think The Event is supposed to be sci fi, which would make it Boxed Set, but I guess not knowing is the point.
IO9 thinks it's sci fi, anyway. But they can be grabbalicious.
I've only really had carbs to eat today. I should probably just slam a frozen steak on the grill and call things averaged out, right?
I mean, in my vegetable-free world.
Isn't the Event that they get superpowers? That's what I seem to have picked up out of the ether, at least...
I should probably just slam a frozen steak on the grill and call things averaged out, right?
I'm sure someone can spare you a beet.
So then it would be 24 + Lost + Heroes.
At the 30-minute mark, it finally starts to get interesting.
To me, beets are those things the plant in Croswell, MI, uses to make sugar. OK, I do like them when they're pickled. And I've had borscht and liked it. But I just don't find myself at the grocery store going, "Hmmmm. I'll have beets with dinner tonight."
Tonight I steamed some green beans and baked some chicken. It was tastier than you might expect. The chicken was fresh and juicy and just needed a touch of salt. And the beans hit the spot.
I had a spinach empanada and spinach and basil (from my neighbor's plant) and tiny tomato salad. Which I will probably have tomorrow night. Basil is a nice surprise in salad.
I'm sure someone can spare you a beet.
I can. Fuzzy raspberries thwarted me from having an Ocean's 11 joke themed dinner (Check this... all... red!) and so I am steaming artichokes.
I think that's No Ordinary Family, Jesse. Or that happens there too.
I have the TJ's beets in my fridge. But they have been there a long time. I should probably toss them. No way they could possibly taste good.
They have an expiration date on the packages and it's a very long time usually.
FUMBLE!