I’m conducting a survey. All help welcome – provided only one person
maintains the closet in question. If you happen to have two closets
maintained by two different people, it would be great to have a response
from each owner.
Definition: For a garment to “face left”, the front of the garmen
When clearing out my father's house this summer, I found the
following typed up in one of his engineering texts from the
mid-thirties:
WHY A FIRE ENGINE IS RED
(A typical example of engineering logic applied to a topic
understandable to the layman.)
A fire engine has four wheels. Each wheel h
i love olive oil!!!
another recipe from southern France
bits of toasted french bread, warm , you rub garlic into it, dip it into
olive oil and eat... yummm!
i must say i cook everything in olive oil including steaks and omelettes
(which most people hate. you're supposed to cook them in butte
I got round to trying David's apple slice recipe yesterday, and am really enjoying it.
But as we are in the
midst of winter and snow here in Chicago, and as I am impatient (!), I prefer it
straight out of the oven and
warm.
Sue
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Hi everyone and Jane, thanks for bringing up a food topic ;)
I use o.o. exclusively, as a cooking oil and as an eating 'fat' (even for
homemade mayo, T!). Instead of butter we have a spread called Olivina. If
we run out of Olivina, oil will do, spread (or rather wiped) on the
toast or bread, pre
Hi,
That was going to be my subject line but with current computer virus I
decided better not. I am new to the list and am doing a dance because my
IOLI bulletin just arrived. From the comments on Lace, I may not be so happy
when I settle down to read it but given the weather (wind-chill warnin
A 7 year old and a 4 year old are upstairs in their bedroom." You
know
what?", says the 7 year old, "I think it's about time we started
swearing."
The 4 year old nods his head in approval.
" When we go
downstairs for breakfast, I'll swear first, then you >swear after me, OK?"
The 4 year old
> > Medicare covers a fair bit for those who are over 62,
but not
> > prescriptions.
> > Medicaid covers some other things, but I've never
figured out who
> > qualifies
> > for it (very few people). Other than that, people have
to pay for
> > their own
> > medical care--doctors, hospitals, drugs,
Olive oil margarine is widely available in the UK under different names
depending on whether it's a commercial or a supermarket brand. The one that
immediately springs to mind is 'Olivio'.
DH uses corn oil in muffins particularly and in cakes sometimes in place of
butter or margarine. He has used
I don't know about other countries, I've never seen any in France, but
here in Australia, we have olive oil margarine, which I and DH absolutely
love. Much healthier than butter (although butter still is the best in
some cases:-)), and much tastier than ordinary margarine. a bit more
expensive, bu
Tamara sent this interesting link:-
> http://www.presidentmatch.com/Guide.jsp2
And the first on my list turned out to be Kucinch, which seems to coincide
with other's experiences, and raised the suspicion that it was a disguised
Kucinch website, so I tried it again.
This time I answered all the
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