On the body poetry front, does anyone else remember the other Steve Martin?
Thank goodness that you've got a cerebellum,
If they ask you what it's for well you just tell 'em,
If you didn't have one you would surely lie there,
Till the buzzards came along and said O HAI THAR
ION, last night I used the ground pork from the farmer's market to make burgers, with just garlic and a bit of salt and pepper to hold it together. They were DELICIOUS. I think next time I may try toasting the buns a little, has anyone tried that?
It is too cold. I think I'm OK with it being cold outside as long as I know that it's warm inside, but it's cold inside, too. My living room has a huge picture window, with single-pane glass. I've got insulated curtains over it, and they help somewhat, but there's still a lot of cold coming in. And the couch is right in front of that window, because that's really the only way to arrange the room.
My dad toasts buns all the time. Usually on the grill, though.
The *other* Steve Martin? Like, not the Wild and Crazy Guy?
Whoops! That should have been Steve Allen.
I toast everything, myself.
Buns should be toasted whenever possible.
I second -t's opinion on buns.
So my friend L referred a professional placement firm to me, which is nice, although I don't know if I convinced them I'm a good fit for the position they're hoping to fill. Damn this economy: a quasi-generalist is not, apparently, competitive for these positions where all they want is utility experience. Argh.
My next article is on macular degeneration. No pictures. I feel a little cheated.
Think how cheated the people with macular degeneration feel.
Timelies all!
I don't tend to make sandwiches on buns at home, but usually toasted (or grilled) is a good idea for them.
