- Sun, 15:28: Brunches http://j.mp/ktxl6K
- Sun, 16:40: http://yfrog.com/h8n7lftj downtown equine
- Sun, 16:58: I am the line waiting for builtburger to open http://yfrog.com/h0n4hlnj
- Sun, 17:09: I'm in and I'm not the only one... but the other 2 just came I in, read the menu and left... hmmm
- Sun, 18:46: Potato Beignets http://j.mp/jnuRpQ
- Sun, 18:55: today's basket http://j.mp/iXJ1n2
- Mon, 05:23: this is a lovely surprise... i totally forgot i changed the sheets this morning... i love clean sheets.
May. 2nd, 2011
- Sun, 15:28: Brunches http://j.mp/ktxl6K
- Sun, 16:40: http://yfrog.com/h8n7lftj downtown equine
- Sun, 16:58: I am the line waiting for builtburger to open http://yfrog.com/h0n4hlnj
- Sun, 17:09: I'm in and I'm not the only one... but the other 2 just came I in, read the menu and left... hmmm
- Sun, 18:46: Potato Beignets http://j.mp/jnuRpQ
- Sun, 18:55: today's basket http://j.mp/iXJ1n2
- Mon, 05:23: this is a lovely surprise... i totally forgot i changed the sheets this morning... i love clean sheets.
I killed it dead
May. 2nd, 2011 12:47 pmI killed a laptop today. And then, I twisted the knife. I wanted a clean install of Windows 7 but it wouldn't let me - it tossed out a bunch of acronyms and pissed me off. So I went into the BIOS and tried to find what it wanted and couldn't but did manage to prevent Windows from loading. At all.
So I went back to BIOS and restored default - still no go. Then I went back into the Windows 7 install and killed the main hard drive. Now I got nuthin - well, that's not entirely true. I've got my baby brother. He says if it will boot from a CD, then all is cool. So, guess who won himself an all expenses paid trip to Texas?? My laptop, that's who!
I even had a box here and now it's all packed. I may just trot it over to the post office this afternoon.
I was thinking UPS but that involves car and my car is out of gas. And I hate getting gas. Plus, I had a post office flat rate box. Those things are just handy.
I have a little work I could do this afternoon and might.
Tomorrow is Chef Anita day and my doctor's appointment to get the bumps off my head (I'm sure she won't do that tomorrow but, hopefully, she'll say 'sure, easy peasy, wanna do it this week?' and I'll say YES!)
Now I'm having lunch - cheese and ham and one of those funky flat bagels. Jury is still out on the latter but I think it's going to be a 'why bother?'.
So I went back to BIOS and restored default - still no go. Then I went back into the Windows 7 install and killed the main hard drive. Now I got nuthin - well, that's not entirely true. I've got my baby brother. He says if it will boot from a CD, then all is cool. So, guess who won himself an all expenses paid trip to Texas?? My laptop, that's who!
I even had a box here and now it's all packed. I may just trot it over to the post office this afternoon.
I was thinking UPS but that involves car and my car is out of gas. And I hate getting gas. Plus, I had a post office flat rate box. Those things are just handy.
I have a little work I could do this afternoon and might.
Tomorrow is Chef Anita day and my doctor's appointment to get the bumps off my head (I'm sure she won't do that tomorrow but, hopefully, she'll say 'sure, easy peasy, wanna do it this week?' and I'll say YES!)
Now I'm having lunch - cheese and ham and one of those funky flat bagels. Jury is still out on the latter but I think it's going to be a 'why bother?'.
I killed it dead
May. 2nd, 2011 12:47 pmI killed a laptop today. And then, I twisted the knife. I wanted a clean install of Windows 7 but it wouldn't let me - it tossed out a bunch of acronyms and pissed me off. So I went into the BIOS and tried to find what it wanted and couldn't but did manage to prevent Windows from loading. At all.
So I went back to BIOS and restored default - still no go. Then I went back into the Windows 7 install and killed the main hard drive. Now I got nuthin - well, that's not entirely true. I've got my baby brother. He says if it will boot from a CD, then all is cool. So, guess who won himself an all expenses paid trip to Texas?? My laptop, that's who!
I even had a box here and now it's all packed. I may just trot it over to the post office this afternoon.
I was thinking UPS but that involves car and my car is out of gas. And I hate getting gas. Plus, I had a post office flat rate box. Those things are just handy.
I have a little work I could do this afternoon and might.
Tomorrow is Chef Anita day and my doctor's appointment to get the bumps off my head (I'm sure she won't do that tomorrow but, hopefully, she'll say 'sure, easy peasy, wanna do it this week?' and I'll say YES!)
Now I'm having lunch - cheese and ham and one of those funky flat bagels. Jury is still out on the latter but I think it's going to be a 'why bother?'.
So I went back to BIOS and restored default - still no go. Then I went back into the Windows 7 install and killed the main hard drive. Now I got nuthin - well, that's not entirely true. I've got my baby brother. He says if it will boot from a CD, then all is cool. So, guess who won himself an all expenses paid trip to Texas?? My laptop, that's who!
I even had a box here and now it's all packed. I may just trot it over to the post office this afternoon.
I was thinking UPS but that involves car and my car is out of gas. And I hate getting gas. Plus, I had a post office flat rate box. Those things are just handy.
I have a little work I could do this afternoon and might.
Tomorrow is Chef Anita day and my doctor's appointment to get the bumps off my head (I'm sure she won't do that tomorrow but, hopefully, she'll say 'sure, easy peasy, wanna do it this week?' and I'll say YES!)
Now I'm having lunch - cheese and ham and one of those funky flat bagels. Jury is still out on the latter but I think it's going to be a 'why bother?'.
Coffee and Tea and Me
May. 2nd, 2011 03:34 pmI was raised by a coffee drinker and I have always been a coffee drinker until a couple of years ago when I quit. I was tired of the mess and the bother and giving up the counter space in the kitchen. I switched to tea. Which I really enjoyed and still do enjoy. It's much less mess and less counter space plus I love having the leftovers at dinner over ice.
But, I still love coffee. I nearly always get it at restaurants. But, last Sunday when the funky place did not have any, it started me down the slippery slope. I got home and I wanted coffee. And, yes, I could have gone out to Starbucks or any of the other coffee places that dot my neighborhood but I wanted it here in my house.
I had one package left of that Starbucks instant coffee. I originally got three - the first two weren't too bad. Lots of people drink instant coffee. Everyplace we went to in New Zealand drank it - especially in people's homes and it was so good I even brought some home with me. But, alas, yesterday, I 'brewed' up that last package and no. It just did not get it.
It was time to get with the program. So I went out in the car - yes, gasp - and shopped for coffee makers - pretty much by footprint. Which total operation was going to take up the least amount of space and be the least amount of hassle from I want a cup of coffee to actual cup to lip.
I ended up with a Mr. Coffee pod deal. The pod deals seemed like the best bet for me. They scored high in the least amount of hassle and mess category. But, the pod coffee makers are freakin' huge. The smallest Keurig is still petty big but also won't accommodate my favorite coffee cup. The Mr. Coffee is a Keurig/Mr. Coffee and it has the smallest footprint on the counter. So that's the one I got.
I think I'm going to be a one cup a day coffee drinker - yesterday's was delicious and today's is just as good. I'm quite delighted with my purchase I still wish it was smaller but you sure can't beat the ease of use and hassle-free-icity.
But, I still love coffee. I nearly always get it at restaurants. But, last Sunday when the funky place did not have any, it started me down the slippery slope. I got home and I wanted coffee. And, yes, I could have gone out to Starbucks or any of the other coffee places that dot my neighborhood but I wanted it here in my house.
I had one package left of that Starbucks instant coffee. I originally got three - the first two weren't too bad. Lots of people drink instant coffee. Everyplace we went to in New Zealand drank it - especially in people's homes and it was so good I even brought some home with me. But, alas, yesterday, I 'brewed' up that last package and no. It just did not get it.
It was time to get with the program. So I went out in the car - yes, gasp - and shopped for coffee makers - pretty much by footprint. Which total operation was going to take up the least amount of space and be the least amount of hassle from I want a cup of coffee to actual cup to lip.
I ended up with a Mr. Coffee pod deal. The pod deals seemed like the best bet for me. They scored high in the least amount of hassle and mess category. But, the pod coffee makers are freakin' huge. The smallest Keurig is still petty big but also won't accommodate my favorite coffee cup. The Mr. Coffee is a Keurig/Mr. Coffee and it has the smallest footprint on the counter. So that's the one I got.
I think I'm going to be a one cup a day coffee drinker - yesterday's was delicious and today's is just as good. I'm quite delighted with my purchase I still wish it was smaller but you sure can't beat the ease of use and hassle-free-icity.
Coffee and Tea and Me
May. 2nd, 2011 03:34 pmI was raised by a coffee drinker and I have always been a coffee drinker until a couple of years ago when I quit. I was tired of the mess and the bother and giving up the counter space in the kitchen. I switched to tea. Which I really enjoyed and still do enjoy. It's much less mess and less counter space plus I love having the leftovers at dinner over ice.
But, I still love coffee. I nearly always get it at restaurants. But, last Sunday when the funky place did not have any, it started me down the slippery slope. I got home and I wanted coffee. And, yes, I could have gone out to Starbucks or any of the other coffee places that dot my neighborhood but I wanted it here in my house.
I had one package left of that Starbucks instant coffee. I originally got three - the first two weren't too bad. Lots of people drink instant coffee. Everyplace we went to in New Zealand drank it - especially in people's homes and it was so good I even brought some home with me. But, alas, yesterday, I 'brewed' up that last package and no. It just did not get it.
It was time to get with the program. So I went out in the car - yes, gasp - and shopped for coffee makers - pretty much by footprint. Which total operation was going to take up the least amount of space and be the least amount of hassle from I want a cup of coffee to actual cup to lip.
I ended up with a Mr. Coffee pod deal. The pod deals seemed like the best bet for me. They scored high in the least amount of hassle and mess category. But, the pod coffee makers are freakin' huge. The smallest Keurig is still petty big but also won't accommodate my favorite coffee cup. The Mr. Coffee is a Keurig/Mr. Coffee and it has the smallest footprint on the counter. So that's the one I got.
I think I'm going to be a one cup a day coffee drinker - yesterday's was delicious and today's is just as good. I'm quite delighted with my purchase I still wish it was smaller but you sure can't beat the ease of use and hassle-free-icity.
But, I still love coffee. I nearly always get it at restaurants. But, last Sunday when the funky place did not have any, it started me down the slippery slope. I got home and I wanted coffee. And, yes, I could have gone out to Starbucks or any of the other coffee places that dot my neighborhood but I wanted it here in my house.
I had one package left of that Starbucks instant coffee. I originally got three - the first two weren't too bad. Lots of people drink instant coffee. Everyplace we went to in New Zealand drank it - especially in people's homes and it was so good I even brought some home with me. But, alas, yesterday, I 'brewed' up that last package and no. It just did not get it.
It was time to get with the program. So I went out in the car - yes, gasp - and shopped for coffee makers - pretty much by footprint. Which total operation was going to take up the least amount of space and be the least amount of hassle from I want a cup of coffee to actual cup to lip.
I ended up with a Mr. Coffee pod deal. The pod deals seemed like the best bet for me. They scored high in the least amount of hassle and mess category. But, the pod coffee makers are freakin' huge. The smallest Keurig is still petty big but also won't accommodate my favorite coffee cup. The Mr. Coffee is a Keurig/Mr. Coffee and it has the smallest footprint on the counter. So that's the one I got.
I think I'm going to be a one cup a day coffee drinker - yesterday's was delicious and today's is just as good. I'm quite delighted with my purchase I still wish it was smaller but you sure can't beat the ease of use and hassle-free-icity.



