Sue a termite for damages just in case they show up as a human later or charge rent to the birds nesting in your back yard
Same, and I literally just wrote “I think Beehaw would be a good fit for me”
I still write 2 cheques a year because my water bill can only be paid via physical mail (or in person I guess), I’m pretty sure fax is still common in our medical industry.
If I have too many lemons I’ll squeeze them into ice cube trays and store the cubes in a freezer bag
No DIY tattoos and piercings in the crew house
You could try a ship’s bell app, there are a bunch out there. They chime every half hour
Finals
Ever heard of a London fog? They’re pretty popular where I am.
In the Wind in the Willows they mention mulled ale, so it is a thing or at least it was in 1908.
The box in that picture has six bottles of beer in it
I don’t know if this is what they were referring to but Aeropress is great. Been using one for years as a secondary brewer when I don’t need a whole pot and it’s easy to make consistently good coffee without much fuss.
Thanks for bringing up junket, I’d never heard of it but it seems like something I’d like to try. My immediate thought was panna cotta
Mainly we’re at risk from earth quake, flood, and wildfires. In general I keep a good stock of food, water, basic medical supplies and have a plan for evacuating if it come to that. For fire the main thing that is likely to affect me is smoke and I keep materials for making a Corsi-Rosenthal box.
Aside from all the world famous obvious answers the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto CA was unexpectedly good. Saw a boot from a space suit, Shaq’s giant sneaker, a golden sandals that belonged to a king and lots of other cool stuff.
If you have room to stock up they’ll keep for months, I still have a squash or two from our last summer harvest.
It is But only for men