I write for Lifehacker.com and live in beautiful South Carolina with my wife and two kids. I consider myself a Renaissance-Man-In-Training and there are very few skills I don't want to learn. Current projects include gardening, bicycling, writing, brewing, prepping, and intentional communities.
Not yet, but I've had to write all of that down in the past couple of weeks for my CPE applications, so that would be pretty easy to republish. Do you think it would be better as a blog post or a video?
Thank you! The central icons we’ve had forever, but the festal ones are a new purchase from the stimulus check. By the time we received the check, we knew we were going to seminary so we spent it on items to improve our home there, namely festal icons and an espresso machine!
It’s designed to decrease your stomach size by having a couple of days on clear liquids, then a few days on solid liquids (yogurt, applesauce), then to soft foods (scrambled eggs, soups). After a week, you go back to fist sized portions of whatever foods fit your nutritional profile. The why is that 1. I’m a big guy who needs to lose weight 2. I was in a pretty decent place before COVID, but we both let ourselves go a little far during the pandemic and needed to cut back. 3. We were quarantined for a week in seminary anyway, so we decided to “embrace the suck” and knock out two birds with one stone. It seemed to do well, I’m eating much smaller meals now, drinking a ton of water, and feel much less bloated.
@@caitlinbellinger9697 it was a good time, but with the COVID situation, it was $20/person for two hours of unlimited rides (except for Monya), so $60 for Penny to ride 6-7 rides and Monya to cry through the carousel and play $0.25 games of skeeball. It was okay, but we probably wouldn't go back until they're back to regular prices. Also, I hate hate hate carnival games.
Hi friend! We miss you! Love this idea... we might just have to send a video back to you all! Thanks to God! Glad you have a stockpile of toilet paper... we are using Mullein leaves.. (jk)... but not really... it’s a thing in WNC. Love the bird songs in the background... they sound happy.
Please, do send a video back! Not a full stockpile, but a little over 1 big pack from Costco. The birds here are generally happy, sometimes there is the rat-a-tat of a woodpecker as well.
a kingly gift...very Tolkienesque. I treated myself to a sealed ti from the 60s. It was wonderful. The tin aroma was described to me by some old timers before I ever got my hands on it. They described the aroma as "horse shit". When I opened my tin, I agree. Perfect description...horse shit. Have you found anything that would compare with Penzance by chance?
Sorry for the extremely late reply! I would investigate Seattle Pipe Club's 'Plum Pudding' and L.J. Peretti's 'Tashkent'. Neither are exactly the same, but they're in the ballpark of Penzance. If you're looking for the "smell factor" you can also check this one out: www.tobaccoreviews.com/blend/2374/synjeco-elephant-dung
This is a very nice review of the tool kit. I'm actually convinced to invest into both the magnetic project board and the tool kit after watching this. One suggestion though. Make your channel more consistent. Random videos are cool once in a while but it seems that you post whatever you see. Keep up the good work!
Good for you for raising your own food! I have 4 hens so not enough for meat but we love their eggs. I also raise quail for eggs and hope to harvest them sometime next year.
Very cool tins. I have not tried Balkan Sobranie. A friend gifted me a 50-year tine of Escudo that I still have. It was the start of a beautiful journey.
It fits my hand well, but is a little bulky for pants pocket carry for me. I usually EDC a Victorinox Compact. Sometimes when I carry the Tenacious I'll clip it to my waistband on the side like it were a pistol and it rides there surprisingly well. The knife itself is great. It's probably the highest quality Chinese-made knife I've held in hand. For the price (I think I paid $32 on Amazon) it's pretty incredible. I need to do a review of the knife as well, maybe one night this week.
Will do. My wife lent our tripod to a friend so I had to make do with assembling a stand from a binder clip and a wooden knife block. Definitely not ideal.
Great review this is exactly what I need as I am always removing and adding parts to my computer. How is the Spyderco Tenacious? I have a Caly 3 and Delica 4 and love them!
