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BillyD 11-27-21 07:26 AM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 22321397)
Same.


Except for the 46 mile ride

Same.

DougRNS 11-27-21 07:29 AM


Originally Posted by DougRNS (Post 22321333)
More celebratory activity. Never had a porter before. The wife bought this for some reason. It is ok.
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...8e173d562b.jpg

anyone else notice that this is an extraordinarily large picture?

Velo Vol 11-27-21 08:30 AM


Originally Posted by DougRNS (Post 22321595)
anyone else notice that this is an extraordinarily large picture?

Extra lame?

DougRNS 11-27-21 08:30 AM

17.5 hours post booster and I'm still awesome. :bday:

seedsbelize2 11-27-21 08:40 AM

68A and sunny. I'm gonna wait for at least 80 before going out.

WhyFi 11-27-21 09:13 AM


Originally Posted by MoAlpha (Post 22321279)
Why is a clean kitchen such an alien concept to so many people?

Drives me nuts.

Between NYC livin' and a small house in MN, I'm accustomed to working in a small kitchen. For someone working alone, I think that a compact layout is beneficial, but you've gotta keep on top of clutter or you'll rapidly have a log-jam and efficiency will go to ****. Since I do the vast majority of the cooking/food prep in the house, I see the kitchen as my space and get a frustrated when others muck up the works. Along the lines of the "broken window" theory, I think that a dirty dish sitting out, on the counter or in the sink, is an invitation for a bigger mess.

WhyFi 11-27-21 09:14 AM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22321235)
I feel fat.

You're just askin' for it, ain't ya?

Mojo31 11-27-21 09:58 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22321649)
Drives me nuts.

Between NYC livin' and a small house in MN, I'm accustomed to working in a small kitchen. For someone working alone, I think that a compact layout is beneficial, but you've gotta keep on top of clutter or you'll rapidly have a log-jam and efficiency will go to ****. Since I do the vast majority of the cooking/food prep in the house, I see the kitchen as my space and get a frustrated when others muck up the works. Along the lines of the "broken window" theory, I think that a dirty dish sitting out, on the counter or in the sink, is an invitation for a bigger mess.

I'm with you. When I'm prepping the meal, I don't like others in the kitchen or trying to help. I find they get in the way even though we have a good size kitchen. Also hate dirty stuff sitting out. I clean as I go.

indyfabz 11-27-21 10:37 AM


Originally Posted by Mojo31 (Post 22321688)
I'm with you. When I'm prepping the meal, I don't like others in the kitchen or trying to help. I find they get in the way even though we have a good size kitchen. Also hate dirty stuff sitting out. I clean as I go.

When I was cohabiting, I felt the same way. I sometimes clean some as I go, but many times I empty what’s left in one side of the sink (I have a double) the next morning, while the French press coffee is brewing.

About to start a slow-braise lamb shank stew. The prep and cooking areas are ship shape.

MoAlpha 11-27-21 11:12 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22321649)
Drives me nuts.

Between NYC livin' and a small house in MN, I'm accustomed to working in a small kitchen. For someone working alone, I think that a compact layout is beneficial, but you've gotta keep on top of clutter or you'll rapidly have a log-jam and efficiency will go to ****. Since I do the vast majority of the cooking/food prep in the house, I see the kitchen as my space and get a frustrated when others muck up the works. Along the lines of the "broken window" theory, I think that a dirty dish sitting out, on the counter or in the sink, is an invitation for a bigger mess.

So true. I have my poor family terrorized. Everyone expects obsessive, arbitrary, and dictatorial policies and procedures on a boat, not so much in your house.

WhyFi 11-27-21 11:52 AM


Originally Posted by Mojo31 (Post 22321688)
I'm with you. When I'm prepping the meal, I don't like others in the kitchen or trying to help. I find they get in the way even though we have a good size kitchen. Also hate dirty stuff sitting out. I clean as I go.

My across-the-hall neighbor in Brooklyn also liked to do a fair amount of cooking. He was of the belief that a kitchen should be as clean, or cleaner, after finishing cooking a meal. I'm pretty much the same, though I'll let a pan or two soak while eating and then clean them afterwards.


Originally Posted by MoAlpha (Post 22321728)
So true. I have my poor family terrorized. Everyone expects obsessive, arbitrary, and dictatorial policies and procedures on a boat, not so much in your house.

Ha. Along those lines, one of my goals this year is to spend enough time that I have a similar familiarity, workflow, and persnickety approach in the woodworking shop.

MoAlpha 11-27-21 12:24 PM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22321756)
My across-the-hall neighbor in Brooklyn also liked to do a fair amount of cooking. He was of the belief that a kitchen should be as clean, or cleaner, after finishing cooking a meal. I'm pretty much the same, though I'll let a pan or two soak while eating and then clean them afterwards.



Ha. Along those lines, one of my goals this year is to spend enough time that I have a similar familiarity, workflow, and persnickety approach in the woodworking shop.

:thumb:

genejockey 11-27-21 12:31 PM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22321649)
Drives me nuts.

Between NYC livin' and a small house in MN, I'm accustomed to working in a small kitchen. For someone working alone, I think that a compact layout is beneficial, but you've gotta keep on top of clutter or you'll rapidly have a log-jam and efficiency will go to ****. Since I do the vast majority of the cooking/food prep in the house, I see the kitchen as my space and get a frustrated when others muck up the works. Along the lines of the "broken window" theory, I think that a dirty dish sitting out, on the counter or in the sink, is an invitation for a bigger mess.

Mrs. GeneJockey seems to think that putting a dish in the sink and running water into it means she's done her bit. "It's soaking!", even if it didn't even really need rinsing before putting in the dishwasher. And that belief has infected The Boys. And that leads to the dirty dish/broken window, and the next thin you know, the counter is piled high with dirty dishes.

The result of this is that whoever's supposed to make dinner looks at the kitchen and despairs instead of making dinner.

Velo Vol 11-27-21 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by DougRNS (Post 22321627)
17.5 hours post booster and I'm still awesome. :bday:

Your booster might not work against Omicron. Just saying.

genejockey 11-27-21 12:46 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22321783)
Your booster might not work against Omicron. Just saying.

Define "work".

ls01 11-27-21 12:55 PM


Originally Posted by indyfabz (Post 22321283)
Personally, I’m lazy when it comes to housework. And it just gets messy again fairly quickly.

amen! I do the minimum. I'm hardly ever there after all.

datlas 11-27-21 01:00 PM

That was a cold and windy ride. Still, better than Zwift.

Velo Vol 11-27-21 01:06 PM


Originally Posted by genejockey (Post 22321795)
Define "work".

Reduced infection protection.

WhyFi 11-27-21 01:10 PM


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 22321814)
That was a cold and windy ride. Still, better than Zwift.

The new trainer has really affected my HTFU.

ls01 11-27-21 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 22321650)
You're just askin' for it, ain't ya?

beggings more like it

ls01 11-27-21 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by genejockey (Post 22321782)
Mrs. GeneJockey seems to think that putting a dish in the sink and running water into it means she's done her bit. "It's soaking!", even if it didn't even really need rinsing before putting in the dishwasher. And that belief has infected The Boys. And that leads to the dirty dish/broken window, and the next thin you know, the counter is piled high with dirty dishes.

The result of this is that whoever's supposed to make dinner looks at the kitchen and despairs instead of making dinner.

That's why carry out was invented.

indyfabz 11-27-21 01:34 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22321783)
Your booster might not work against Omicron. Just saying.

Optimus Prime will defeat Omicron.

MoAlpha 11-27-21 01:51 PM


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 22321814)
That was a cold and windy ride. Still, better than Zwift.

There are no words to describe my lack of desire to ride a bike outdoors today.

datlas 11-27-21 02:04 PM

Cool weather schwag arrived today. :bday:


https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...3b2f719bb.jpeg

datlas 11-27-21 02:11 PM


Originally Posted by MoAlpha (Post 22321844)
There are no words to describe my lack of desire to ride a bike outdoors today.

I bet there are, but tough to sneak past the censor. :innocent:


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