Get rid of the yolk, store the whites. You have a much better chance to use up all the whites before they go bad and there’s a lot you can do with it. Casseroles (use it as a binder instead of starch), crepes/pancakes, pasties or pies (use it for the dough) or just make omelettes. The possibilities for application are vast.
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Get rid of the yolk, store the whites. You have a much better chance to use up all the whites before they go bad and there’s a lot you can do with it. Casseroles (use it as a binder instead of starch), crepes/pancakes, pasties or pies (use it for the dough) or just make omelettes. The possibilities for application are vast.
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Their cordless ratchet is pretty fancy. Def on my short list of things to purchase that I really don't need....
I managed to snatch it on a holiday sale for $150. Drill/driver, impact, charger, 2 batteries and a bag. For a Milwaukee, it can’t get any cheaper. Been using it for a couple of weeks and the impact alone significantly shortens the job times. That’s a godsend for a contractor and the tools are definitely paying for themselves.
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Stranger Things. Netflix. It RULES!
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For some odd reason I feel the sudden need to run to Sears, Lowes, or Home Depot to buy tools.
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Dewalt at Home Depot has been having the same deal.
All their major brands had the same deals. DW, Milwaukee, Makita and (oh the horror) Ridgid. Milwaukee is the best bang for the buck specs wise, Makita’s LXT kit was the 2nd best. I’m not a fan of DW tools in general, except for their jobsite saws and that is primarily because of their awesome rack & pinion fence.
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Finally cleaned up enough to use my Roborock S6 robo vacuum for the first time today. So far so good! Now I gotta play with the mopping feature
Also started watching The Marvelous Mrs Maisel on Amazon Prime, 20 min into the pilot, and so far its cutesy and funny
Also started watching The Marvelous Mrs Maisel on Amazon Prime, 20 min into the pilot, and so far its cutesy and funny
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Oh. Never seen Stranger Things, but if it involves Eggo’s it might be worth a watch.
I can taste it in my minds eye.
I can taste it in my minds eye.
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Avoid The Upside Down. Just a friendly warning...
Since we’re talking Netflix. The Witcher - for anyone who hasn’t read the books, it’s gonna be a tough watch. Season 1 got storylines from multiple books going parallel, with different timelines at the same time. The show is great, although I feel like they mucked up Triss Merigold’s character.
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I knew there was a video game series l, but not any books.
Some of the guys at the station I worked OT at the other day were watching it, seemed interesting.
So I am actually watching S1 E1 right now lol
For some reason after S1 of Stranger Things, I never got around to starting S2, but I've started a few different series today, and was already thinking of starting it back up lol
Stranger Things has this wonderful feeling of Goonies mixed with E.T., and the child actors are terrific. They’re supposed to wrap up the show with S5.
The Witcher (both the games and the show) is based on a series of books by Andrzej Sapkowski. The 1st few books were just a bunch of short stories, and in the show that’s what Geralt and Yennefer’s storylines are. Ciri isn’t mentioned at all until Blood of the Elves which is the first full novel in the series, but the show runs her storyline and timeline parallel. Can be pretty confusing to someone who isn’t familiar with the lore.
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Hope we got the Christmas rush done today. Worked at our 16 bed freestanding and at our busiest we had 31-32 patients on the board. In my 12 hours I dont think we ever went under 12-15 on the board.
What happened to staying home with Ginger Ale and the Price is Right when you have the sniffles?
What happened to staying home with Ginger Ale and the Price is Right when you have the sniffles?
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I have a set of Ryobi power tools. For the small around the house projects, it works great for me. And, I love the fact that I can buy a gadget and the batteries are interchangeable. The brad nailer is awesome.
And in other news, my kiddo has pink eye. That puts the kabosh on the Christmas party we were planning on attending. Giving pink eye to all your friends kids is frowned on.
Who’s working tomorrow? Me. I’m the shift supe and I’m hoping it’ll be uneventful. There’s not much worse than a Christmas code. :/
And in other news, my kiddo has pink eye. That puts the kabosh on the Christmas party we were planning on attending. Giving pink eye to all your friends kids is frowned on.
Who’s working tomorrow? Me. I’m the shift supe and I’m hoping it’ll be uneventful. There’s not much worse than a Christmas code. :/
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My wife won't let me watch season 4 of the expanse untill she is caught up... So we watched the first two episodes last night... It is fun to rewatch but I'm dieing to know where season 4 goes!
Yeah, they do that... I had to rewatch season 1 to 3 of S.H.I.E.L.D but now I’m just letting the woman catch up while I’m doing something else [emoji846]