It's finally a weekend with no set plans, so I'm going to work on some art, change my oil, and maybe we'll have a fire since the weather is going to be nice. So a weekend with no plans turns into catching up on me time and getting to things I've put off for too long ๐
There are a few different apps and websites out that will find recipes based on ingredients you enter in. It's useful for ingredients you already have in the fridge or pantry, but you can also put in some ingredients you're familiar with -- even if you have to go get them (like ingredients you know you've seen before or that you've maybe purchased in the past).
This doesn't help with going down the recipe rabbit hole, but it might help give you some new ideas with familiar ingredients โค๏ธ
I have a '22 Crosstrek and most options are buttons with a large screen I use with Android Auto. I would hate HVAC and heated seats integrates into the screen because I love mine being buttons, switches, and dials. Plus, I can control most of the screen features from my steering wheel.
I'm not in the office frequently, but when I am, my supervisor and I just plan on getting absolutely no work done. It is soooo loud. We have cubicles and frequent teams meetings, and all that we can hear is everyone else's conversations.
Neither of us can concentrate with the constant noise interruption.
Hello, fellow Hoosier Lady!
Yes Midwest, U.S. 40y
One of my dogs who does this finds the sunniest spots in the dirt, flops over, and I swear she just turns off.
She's a small bulldog mix, so I am duper careful with her in the heat, but also can't deny her a little sun nap.
Sometimes I just want to go out and take a sunny dirt nap with her ๐
My friend bought a 22 leaf last year and from what I know, she loves it. It definitely took some getting used to! We still normally take my car on road trips, though.
I think the "time to cook" is the kicker here. Healthy food is really much cheaper, but you have to buy ingredients to cook with, not ready-to-eat or close to.
Things like dried lentils, beans, rice, etc are way cheaper than even inexpensive canned. In-season produce or frozen counterparts, too.
I think so many people underestimate the value of time.
That's a part of the enlightenment and purpose for open-minded people. One or both may learn they really don't understand what they so firmly believed.
"Tarantula" and "Earth vs the Spider" come to mind, but it's been a while since I've seen them. Both have the small-town thing going for them, if I'm remembering correctly!