No need to be sorry, Maria, those were perfect instructions! No joy on the cutting board, but I'll take a picture of what I found prep bowl wise and you can let me know if you want to reject any of it.
Sophia - when I had the bad allergic reaction to food a couple of years ago (exacerbated by pollen) I got itchy hives over my whole body, if it had been just a little milder I expect I could have gotten a rash like you are describing. Have you had an allergy test? Especially considering Claritin helps. If you are in the middle of a reaction/on allergy meds they just do a blood draw and check for, I don't know, antibodies or something. Might be worthwhile, if it turns out to be something you can avoid.
Dear self, the spacebar is not the backspace. WTH? I think I need to eat.
but apparently that doesn't stop Comcast from billing you for it anyway
Yeah, getting Comcast to not bill you for services/equipment you don't have is a challenge.
I think if my only option for Internet was Comcast I'd go for a satellite system.
I think my options are Evil or Slow. And I need to have decent internet for when I'm working from home.
I was afraid of that. That is the problem with Comcast vs. ATT.
Today was sponsored by frustration and underwritten by aggravation.
Yeah. That's why I have Comcast (well, it's why I originally had Comcast, why I have it now is inertia). I just don't think about it, the bills on autopay with credit card so I don't have to even see it. I haven't had any issues in quite a while, as such, but I'm sure I pay objectively too much money for what I get. So it goes.
-t-- that is what my boss (a nurse) thinks it is and has for several years. My PCP did that test last time, and didn't find anything weird. He is baffled and has sent me to a dermatologist, but in the past they have not been too helpful as the rash had mostly cleared up by the time I got in. The dermatologist says he thinks it is an ID reaction to a fungal infection. My PCP disagrees and says that they just say that when they don't know what it is! The two things that have worked in the past in addition to claritin are Aquaphor (after I start peeling) and drinking a lot of water. All of these solutions have been given to me by nurses I work with!
I was afraid of that. That is the problem with Comcast vs. ATT.
Yeah, the third option is Sonic, which also works with ATT, but my apartment is 5354 feet from the CO, which means slow. I feel like I've done enough research today to make an informed choice, but ugh.
Okay. Evil it is.
I'd probably go with cable instead of DSL even if means dealing with evil.