Several months ago, in an effort to cut down on carbs, I bought two different kinds of bags of that pasta made from cauliflower. I don’t like cauliflower, so I don’t know what I was thinking, but they said in the commercial it tasted just like regular pasta, so I thought I’d give it a try. They lied. It tasted
The original intent of the handshake was to let the other person see that you were not carrying a weapon. This worked only as long as your opponent was right-handed. Times have changed, and with the proliferation of the Coronavirus and other infectious illnesses, I think it’s time we ended the handshake. The Asian custom of a slight bow to
I did something this morning that I haven’t done in years. I made an old-fashioned, Campbell’s Tomato Soup meatloaf. I was up at 3:00a.m., full of energy, so I decided to do something more constructive with my time than play solitaire. It turned out so good, I had to eat a little slice before it got cool enough to put
Finally!!! It’s Autumn. Now, Spring (notice that I’m capitalizing those two seasons) is my favorite season. I’m a rose lover and in the Spring, the Vegas area roses go berserk and bloom with dozens and dozens for two months. Then . . . it’s summer. It gets h-o-o-o-t! Temperatures will be over 100’ every day for about three months. We
Is it just me, or is a doctor’s appointment exhausting for everyone? My arthritis is acting up. Having secured an Orthopedist referral from my general practitioner, (the appointment with GP took a month to secure) I called and set up the first available appointment with the specialist. The date was another month away. Good thing my assorted arthritis pain comes
Our jolly Vegas weatherman informed us this morning that the expected high will be 107 degrees. Isn’t that peachy-keen? If I drive to a store and park in the sun, when I come back, my car will be around 135 degrees. Here’s some Vegas advice–you can’t turn on your air conditioner right away. You have to lower the windows, drive