What does that mean? I associate Idaho with bad potatoes, but I think I lack the rest of the context.
Of course public officials should be entitled to family leave! Such a short time though.
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I hate saying it, but Lula is right. I am afraid of this level of stupidity in an age as well-informed as it should be now, in regards to what we allow in country and world leaders.
Poor thing. So glad that there are some of us who care about these wonderful birds.
Hey, stop gendertyping. With that surname, it’s surely ”their”, not ”his”.
No, I replied caustically at first to your last comments and then reread a lot of other comments and ops history and was disappointed in that we’ve gotten down to a Reddit level of toxicity. So I backed down and was just generally hurt at how we can be as societies. So please disregard all of this.
Wtf!? It and misoprostol are also a part of a medicine regime to prevent bleeding stomach ulcers for sufferers of several autoimmune diseases.
They look entirely queer, and Robby, Robin, Rob or Ruby has always been gender neutral/multiversive in my community.
Gullig särskrivning.
From last year, as it's too early and hot for it currently.
This picture is so old that image searches turned up even worse resolutions than the one I had on my computer.
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March 11, 2011 - train passengers walk across elevated tracks after an earthquake in Japan
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Passengers on the Yurikamome transit line in Tokyo walk along the track towards Shiodome station
Photograph: Koji Sasahara/AP
Was cleaning up in my picture archive and came across this one. Had to do a reverse image search, as I had completely forgotten what the subject was about. Then I found some relevant articles, here's one:
An 8.9 magnitude earthquake hit Japan on March 11, 2011, and this picture was so orderly and serene compared to the other ones from the disaster. Which is probably why I decided to save it.
Supposedly melatonin-infused (among other things) patches, sold on Amazon. If I were to fall asleep at the office, I sure wouldn't need any help with that. In the car though... scratches head
Probably one of the least interesting posts I've ever made...
Some spoons from a cutlery set, a series called “Rosen” from a department store, Åhléns, in Sweden. It’s from the 1970’s, and was produced up until the early 2000’s.
Left to right:
- Mocca spoon
- Coffe spoon
- Tea spoon
- Dessert spoon
- Latte spoon
- Compot/drink spoon
- Tablespoon
- Serving spoon
They all get used on a daily or weekly basis.
Wanted to share from some of my thrifting results. I've been trying to complete my cutlery set from a series called "Rosen" from a department store, Åhléns, in Sweden. It's from the 1970's, and was produced up until the early 2000's. I've been going to thrift stores, made swaps with friends and and acquaintances, and their families and acquaintances, and received some items as a gift. The latest spoon, the serving spoon, was found online through Tradera, an eBay-like platform in Sweden. I am still missing a salt spoon as far as I know.
Left to right:
- Mocca spoon
- Coffe spoon
- Tea spoon
- Dessert spoon
- Latte spoon
- Compot/drink spoon
- Tablespoon
- Serving spoon
They all get used on a daily or weekly basis. Currently using a small silver spoon as a salt spoon until I can get my hands on a Rosen salt spoon.
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No idea about Ruby Ridge (will Google this later) also, no idea about anything else about Idaho other than bad potatoes.