I am so sorry.
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Just be sure NOT to use boiling hot water!
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Now I want me some Bacon Carrot Biscuits... every day!
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Oops! Sorry about that. I fixed it.
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For my generation, it was St. Elsewhere.
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Sure, but they'd still be $4, and it takes about three of them to make a meal.
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This. I joined LinkedIn a few years ago, and quickly discovered that 1. it is useless unless you spend time there making connections. I don't know if making connections is even useful. And 2. it's boring. So I quit going there. But they sent so many notifications, I had to quit, and they make leaving a rather painful time sink.
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I was pretty jarred when he said "back in the '40s and '50s, during the Great Depression..." I shouldn't let it bother me, but history classes aren't what they should be.
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Last month, we almost had a five-day string of holidays, with Friday the 13th, Valentines Day, Presidents Day, Lunar New Year, and Ash Wednesday, but alas, that was broken up by February 15th in the middle.
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I went to high school in the 1970s and it wasn't required.
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Well, Mark Twain, for one. Everyone has heard of him, but young people don't read the books anymore.
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I feel for the grad students who drew that study.
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So much of sizing standards are based on waist size. As a short woman, my rib cage comes close to my pelvis and no matter whether my weight is up or down, I never have a defined waist. I've learned to cope by only wearing jeans and t-shirts every day.
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I can assure you we learned nothing at all about San Juan in elementary school. When I was young, schools were in a real hurry to get to World War II, which was still fresh in our teachers' minds.
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I have added a link from the Wayback machine if you are having trouble.
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