Random stuff - the anything else thread
#781
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
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#783
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
There wasn't enough to grip and I didn't have any spinach handy http://pixeljoint.com/files/icons/po...esailorman.gif so I chopped the small end enough to break it.
#784
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
I didn't break a leg this morning, but it wasn't from lack of trying .
Freezing rain.
I got stuck on the ice 1/3 way down the steps. neighbour got stuck on the ice 1/3 way up, trying to come to my aid. It was all rather ungainly & undignified...
Putting the bins out tonight is going to be fun...?
(I like the sound of that turkey recipe, btw).
Freezing rain.
I got stuck on the ice 1/3 way down the steps. neighbour got stuck on the ice 1/3 way up, trying to come to my aid. It was all rather ungainly & undignified...
Putting the bins out tonight is going to be fun...?
(I like the sound of that turkey recipe, btw).
#786
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
That's a reason not to go out. There's not much I'd risk it for.
I complain about our garbage system but at least it's bags. I can throw them close enough to where they have to go.
I only did it to see what it was like. But I just took out the leg to take the meat off the bone and remove the knitting needles and the turkey tastes fantastic.
It's so good it's going to be part of supper.
Next time bigger leg, bigger pot.
Putting the bins out tonight is going to be fun...
(I like the sound of that turkey recipe, btw).
It's so good it's going to be part of supper.
Next time bigger leg, bigger pot.
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
We have to get bags to bins (which I was originally trying to do this am when I discovered steps were impassable). Then move bins to street-side for garbage collection. This will be "amusing"...
#788
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
We have knobs at the halfway point and corners of the deck rail. Like the top part of Chess Pawns.
When it snows, the way the snow sits on top and "makes shoulders" around the neck always reminds me of Queen Victoria.
Today one of them makes me think of Louis XIV (except white hair/wig obviously). Or is it Brian May?
When it snows, the way the snow sits on top and "makes shoulders" around the neck always reminds me of Queen Victoria.
Today one of them makes me think of Louis XIV (except white hair/wig obviously). Or is it Brian May?
#789
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
I came hone and found a soggy envelope on the outside doormat. We had forgotten to pay the water bill and thus letter was a "pay up within 48 hours or we cut you off " notice. Good job it hadn't been windy.
I had polite words with the township office
I had polite words with the township office
#790
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
People moan about Kelowna being totally crap for jobs ... maybe not - sadly availabilty of these "amazing jobs" still isn't that easy
Need a job? Here are the best cities to work in B.C. in 2017 | Globalnews.ca
Squamish is even better JS- you could be our ping ponger!
Need a job? Here are the best cities to work in B.C. in 2017 | Globalnews.ca
Squamish is even better JS- you could be our ping ponger!
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#791
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Squamish has jobs. Problem is they tend to be mostly low paying jobs. Sky high rents as well.
Income average is skewed a bit there due to the high income professionals who commute to Vancouver. If working in town, good chance it's not well paying.
Kelowna from my looking online seems to have jobs, but they don't seem well paying either and rents high and the jobs don't all se that well paid.
Income average is skewed a bit there due to the high income professionals who commute to Vancouver. If working in town, good chance it's not well paying.
Kelowna from my looking online seems to have jobs, but they don't seem well paying either and rents high and the jobs don't all se that well paid.
People moan about Kelowna being totally crap for jobs ... maybe not - sadly availabilty of these "amazing jobs" still isn't that easy
Need a job? Here are the best cities to work in B.C. in 2017 | Globalnews.ca
Need a job? Here are the best cities to work in B.C. in 2017 | Globalnews.ca
#792
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Squamish has jobs. Problem is they tend to be mostly low paying jobs. Sky high rents as well.
Income average is skewed a bit there due to the high income professionals who commute to Vancouver. If working in town, good chance it's not well paying.
Kelowna from my looking online seems to have jobs, but they don't seem well paying either and rents high and the jobs don't all se that well paid.
Income average is skewed a bit there due to the high income professionals who commute to Vancouver. If working in town, good chance it's not well paying.
Kelowna from my looking online seems to have jobs, but they don't seem well paying either and rents high and the jobs don't all se that well paid.
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Rather chuffed for one of my offspring who has had a shaky start in the world of work (for various reasons): a series of "dead end", minimum wage jobs, the last of which they stuck at for want of something better & a need to pay the rent, has led to an offer of management training within the company, AND possible access to employer contributions to further education
(Holy run-on sentence Batman! )
(Holy run-on sentence Batman! )
#795
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
No we don't, Canada has No Christmas sandwiches. Having never heard of such a thing I had to look it up, and it's some sort of British tradition. No doubt you managed to find some hip facsimile out there but that doesn't make it Canadian so no need to whine. With a little supervision you could probably make one. Now I want to make some sausage rolls and Scotch eggs to take to the bar. Good project for the weekend.