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The girl is too young to articulate her distaste, but the boy said that the cheese sauce was too thick and that there was too much of it. I'll halve the butter/flour next time and be more careful with the pasta/sauce ratio. I'll also play with different cheeses for my own amusement.
It’s easy when you just mix it all up in a pot and serve it as is. It is a little harder when you want it baked. You have to start with the sauce a little runnier. The pasta keeps absorbing water out of the sauce as it bakes, and the whole thing can get kind of thick and dried out. Also the pasta can get soggy. It seems that restaurants use very high heat and a short bake time just to brown the top of the serving. Long baking seems like a good idea, but it doesn’t work so well.
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A few years ago when I was doing tri’s and even thinner, my sister took me aside, very concerned, and asked if maybe I needed to be evaluated for an eating disorder.
I thanked her for her concern, and explained I had a training disorder.
I was around 135# then. Now up to around 142-145 these days.
I thanked her for her concern, and explained I had a training disorder.
I was around 135# then. Now up to around 142-145 these days.
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#1703
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I find that one of the most flavorful mellow cheddars for mac and cheese is a variety called rat trap. It’s not sharp but still full of flavor. And it melts wonderfully. I like a little dry mustard and cayenne in the bechamel.
#1704
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edit: nvm I found it. 6PM. Looks kinda “serious” but I will consider
#1705
smelling the roses
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Pumpkin-spice mac and cheese?
The girl is too young to articulate her distaste, but the boy said that the cheese sauce was too thick and that there was too much of it. I'll halve the butter/flour next time and be more careful with the pasta/sauce ratio. I'll also play with different cheeses for my own amusement.
The girl is too young to articulate her distaste, but the boy said that the cheese sauce was too thick and that there was too much of it. I'll halve the butter/flour next time and be more careful with the pasta/sauce ratio. I'll also play with different cheeses for my own amusement.
#1706
smelling the roses
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We did the annual health insurance marathon today. It's up to US$500+ apiece now. We then had some lunch and then bought three rolls of single strand electrical wire (Romex is completely unknown here), did a couple other things and returned home. Tomorrow around mid day, we plan to actually leave for Chetumal, at the extreme southern part of Quintana Roo, to spend the night. One of our favorite cities in any part of the world. Very Caribbean and still Mexican. Following breakfast on Wed., we will drive across the border into Belize, barring an act of god.
The electrician will do some work in our absence. A good friend will take care of the animals and keep the plants alive. For the Mrs. it's a work trip. For me, if I can remain unbored all will be well. I might be able to score a beach cruiser on occasion.
The electrician will do some work in our absence. A good friend will take care of the animals and keep the plants alive. For the Mrs. it's a work trip. For me, if I can remain unbored all will be well. I might be able to score a beach cruiser on occasion.
#1707
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Took a break from desk work after lunch to install a hitch receiver on the Jeep. It's a simple installation, two bolts off four bolts on, done.
I temporarily forgot that I was going to be working on a 15 year old vehicle that has spent most of it's life in the rust belt. I remembered this fact when I snapped the head of one of the bolts.
I temporarily forgot that I was going to be working on a 15 year old vehicle that has spent most of it's life in the rust belt. I remembered this fact when I snapped the head of one of the bolts.
#1708
cowboy, steel horse, etc
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Took a break from desk work after lunch to install a hitch receiver on the Jeep. It's a simple installation, two bolts off four bolts on, done.
I temporarily forgot that I was going to be working on a 15 year old vehicle that has spent most of it's life in the rust belt. I remembered this fact when I snapped the head of one of the bolts.
I temporarily forgot that I was going to be working on a 15 year old vehicle that has spent most of it's life in the rust belt. I remembered this fact when I snapped the head of one of the bolts.
I'm glad I hadn't gotten around to that, since if I had I would likely have sold the old van.
But today I was putting on new hub and one of the bolts was tough to remove, threads totally destroyed upon post removal inspection. Glad I had a parts car. Not glad I had to jack it up, take off a wheel and a caliper to get to that old bolt.
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A parts car is a great thing to have. I had a parts Nissan pickup==my second to last in a series of them dating back to '74. I and many of my friends used the parts off of that truck. The last in that series met its end in Belize-- an '88 4wd
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A parts car would be frowned upon in my neighborhood.
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#1713
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I got a parking ticket on Saturday. Rolled the dice and did not feed the meter. First one in a gozillion years. Just looked at the details. It was written by someone named "Hanratty." Imagine growing up with that name.
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I still wash it and keep air in the tires. It runs and drives but transmission slips REAL bad. Now that I've removed that bolt I wouldn't take it over 10 mph, though.
Once I did get a letter from the city after I left the front up on jack stands for a couple of days.
Once I did get a letter from the city after I left the front up on jack stands for a couple of days.
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I still wash it and keep air in the tires. It runs and drives but transmission slips REAL bad. Now that I've removed that bolt I wouldn't take it over 10 mph, though.
Once I did get a letter from the city after I left the front up on jack stands for a couple of days.
Once I did get a letter from the city after I left the front up on jack stands for a couple of days.
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I got a speeding ticket last week. I was test driving the track car (throttle is sticking a little bit) and I guess I was going a bit faster than I should. Now I owe $150.
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I did another flat Delaware ride, this one along the coastal highway to the Maryland border and back.
Good news: It was a fun ride for me.
Bad news: I went with a local cyclist who I met yesterday, and about 1 hour into the ride we picked up a third random rider, and after a climb (aka bridge) he was behind me and between my rear wheel and other rider, and for unknown reasons bumped my rear wheel and went down. He only had some minor road rash but his front wheel had 2 broken spokes and was too far out of true to ride so he had to call AAA. I checked back on him and he got home ok but I still feel bad.
Other minor bad news, Strava ended my ride at the turnaround point, and I can tell from my "angi" app that my average speed was 2MPH faster on the way back. Sad.
Good news: It was a fun ride for me.
Bad news: I went with a local cyclist who I met yesterday, and about 1 hour into the ride we picked up a third random rider, and after a climb (aka bridge) he was behind me and between my rear wheel and other rider, and for unknown reasons bumped my rear wheel and went down. He only had some minor road rash but his front wheel had 2 broken spokes and was too far out of true to ride so he had to call AAA. I checked back on him and he got home ok but I still feel bad.
Other minor bad news, Strava ended my ride at the turnaround point, and I can tell from my "angi" app that my average speed was 2MPH faster on the way back. Sad.
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Now that I am pushing 40 and own a house I have a few neighbors who have way too many cars for one house and park on the streets and clog up our quiet residential neighborhood, I totally get it.
It looks trashy and it inconveniences everyone else and the city and the taxpayers should not be subsidizing their parking and in addition to getting a ticket I think it should be punishable by guillotine.
(Possibly related -- everyone in the neighborhood has some issues with these particular neighbors just generally being crappy, inconsiderate, trashy neighbors.)
In other news, get off my lawn.
#1724
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I did another flat Delaware ride, this one along the coastal highway to the Maryland border and back.
Good news: It was a fun ride for me.
Bad news: I went with a local cyclist who I met yesterday, and about 1 hour into the ride we picked up a third random rider, and after a climb (aka bridge) he was behind me and between my rear wheel and other rider, and for unknown reasons bumped my rear wheel and went down. He only had some minor road rash but his front wheel had 2 broken spokes and was too far out of true to ride so he had to call AAA. I checked back on him and he got home ok but I still feel bad.
Other minor bad news, Strava ended my ride at the turnaround point, and I can tell from my "angi" app that my average speed was 2MPH faster on the way back. Sad.
Good news: It was a fun ride for me.
Bad news: I went with a local cyclist who I met yesterday, and about 1 hour into the ride we picked up a third random rider, and after a climb (aka bridge) he was behind me and between my rear wheel and other rider, and for unknown reasons bumped my rear wheel and went down. He only had some minor road rash but his front wheel had 2 broken spokes and was too far out of true to ride so he had to call AAA. I checked back on him and he got home ok but I still feel bad.
Other minor bad news, Strava ended my ride at the turnaround point, and I can tell from my "angi" app that my average speed was 2MPH faster on the way back. Sad.
No parts cars allowed at the condos where I live.
Have you ever mower your lawn and found a car? You might be a red....