This is totally unrelated, but I'm pregnant, and last week my online pregnancy calendar said that my baby is now the size of a rutabaga. From this discussion, I can see that my baby can be anywhere...
these remind me of some spice tins that my mom uses. I think she has 5 of them, red, and I imagine she inherited them from her mother. (Not really practical, really)
These are nice tho...
ours is white (!) tile and it gets so grimy. I think that this point we need to get down on our hands and knees and scrub it with a brush. There are spots that the mop won't get off anymore. :(
does anyone know whether morbier falls into the safe-for-pregnancy category? I know that hard cheese and aged cheeses are generally fine (as are pasteurized ones), but since you say this is soft I ...
My grandfather used to say that apple pie and cheese thing; he was originally from Delaware but lived near Philadelphia for most of his life. I wonder if it's actually a German combination, based o...
These are wonderful stories!
I'm 15 weeks along now, and have grand plans for the next month, mostly involving throwing away about 1/2 of our belongings. We had the floors refinished 2...
sounds like a great book-- I've been looking for the perfect book on Tuscan cooking. But is there any way to buy it locally, or at least domestically?? I don't think I can swing 30 euros for someth...
has anyone had experience with the Gulliver over several years? How do you like it now that you've used it? (It looks great, just curious how it wears.)
I'm glad I"m not the only one! we have a galley kitchen, with a window at one end and our door at the other. There is virtually no air circulation, though I have one of those window fans in the win...
my food coop sells string bags- cotton versions of the same thing.
And if you knit, there are about a zillion knitting patterns for string shopping bags. But they you have to knit...
a non-gardening question:
My husband and I just got back from Italy. We stayed in an apt while we were there, and did some cooking for ourselves. One day we made ourselves some scrambled egg...
I haven't had them, but I have to admit that it also does not sound very appealing.
Any idea why soft shell crabs are eaten whole while soft shell lobsters are not?
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This is totally unrelated, but I'm pregnant, and last week my online pregnancy calendar said that my baby is now the size of a rutabaga. From this discussion, I can see that my baby can be anywhere...
these remind me of some spice tins that my mom uses. I think she has 5 of them, red, and I imagine she inherited them from her mother. (Not really practical, really) These are nice tho...
ours is white (!) tile and it gets so grimy. I think that this point we need to get down on our hands and knees and scrub it with a brush. There are spots that the mop won't get off anymore. :(
I have no idea where to get tomatoes in jars. Do they even sell them in the US?
I wish I could look at these in person. They all look so different and unique.
does anyone know whether morbier falls into the safe-for-pregnancy category? I know that hard cheese and aged cheeses are generally fine (as are pasteurized ones), but since you say this is soft I ...
on an open faced peanut butter and honey sandwich! With milk, of course!
My grandfather used to say that apple pie and cheese thing; he was originally from Delaware but lived near Philadelphia for most of his life. I wonder if it's actually a German combination, based o...
it looks like some bureaus screwed together and a piece of wood attached to create a fence of sorts.
I'd love to hear reviews of this. We are considering getting one instead of a crib...
It's a bit cluttered for my taste, though I can see how it would be useful.
I'm all for this!! Now I just need to get a bureau...
These are wonderful stories! I'm 15 weeks along now, and have grand plans for the next month, mostly involving throwing away about 1/2 of our belongings. We had the floors refinished 2...
sounds like a great book-- I've been looking for the perfect book on Tuscan cooking. But is there any way to buy it locally, or at least domestically?? I don't think I can swing 30 euros for someth...
has anyone had experience with the Gulliver over several years? How do you like it now that you've used it? (It looks great, just curious how it wears.)
I'm glad I"m not the only one! we have a galley kitchen, with a window at one end and our door at the other. There is virtually no air circulation, though I have one of those window fans in the win...
my food coop sells string bags- cotton versions of the same thing. And if you knit, there are about a zillion knitting patterns for string shopping bags. But they you have to knit...
a non-gardening question: My husband and I just got back from Italy. We stayed in an apt while we were there, and did some cooking for ourselves. One day we made ourselves some scrambled egg...
how do the prices of the paper counter top compare to Corian or stone?
I haven't had them, but I have to admit that it also does not sound very appealing. Any idea why soft shell crabs are eaten whole while soft shell lobsters are not?