TM, those are really pretty fish! I looked them up and am happy to see that the ones raised for botanical gardens are not safe to eat. But who would want to? I’d better not try to answer that one. *Sigh*
Tks for update JK, so glad to hear that Hemmingway’s polydactyl purries are safe, as Key West seemed to be in the thick of the deluge!
PG, before you let your imagination run rampant, those vibrating motel beds were “the boss” back when I was a kid on our srsly rare family vacas. Nothing the least bit seedy about them (although now I can imagine some scenarios.) Nowadays I bet you’d find them in the sort of place where peeps take a room for an hour under the name of “John Smith” or the like. I think you get my drift. 😉
Another proactive early pm. I’d bought some eyebrow makeup and it did not work for me. Chain pharma clerk had told me that even if opened and tried it was returnable. Mgr said 100% not and clerk will be told this. No biggie, but he sugg I call mfr. Which I did and am getting a coupon worth more than initial cost. Plus I can find some use for makeup as it’s a chalk powder that mixes well into my lighter eyebrow powder.
Did the same thing as someone suggested that I contact mfr re a pudding that had gone off after only a few days. Wasn’t going to bother as I’d thrown it out, but no matter. Mfr was glad to hear of my experience and as thanks are sending me replacement coupon.
I maintain that it never hurts to try.
Break is now over. Just did an editing job – absolutely love reworking someone else’s English text, esp when I get paid even a small amount. Works well in tandem with my appreciation of power and control LOL. Now back to translation for a bit before Dorry reminds me of the importance of noms (for him that is!)