Things I Loved/Hated This Week #21
LOVE: Ames British Foods: I have lived so long without knowing this place existed. I don’t know why. I do, actually, I’m not a fan of Ames. I’ve never liked […]
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Things I Loved/Hated This Week #20
LOVE: Maneki Neko Espresso Cup: Ever since I started remodeling the kitchen, I’ve had the great majority of my dishes in storage, which has been devastating for me. What am […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #19
LOVE: Bosnian Grapefruit Juice: There’s nothing all that special about this grapefruit juice, but it reminds me of the juice I buy in Paris and that makes me happy. The […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #18
LOVE: Readymade Margaritas: Whoever came up with this is a genius. I assume I should thank Señor Jose Cuervo. Is he or was he a real person? I like to […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #17
LOVE: Orville Redenbacher’s Simply Salted Popcorn: Growing up, I lived on microwave popcorn. I was obsessed and would have several bags a day. Then, I got over it. Not sure […]
Things I Loved / Hated This Week #16
LOVE: Vegetarian: I wrote extensively about this in my film blog this week, so I won’t rapturously go on and on, but I love everything about being a vegetarian. There […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #15
LOVE: Power Tools: [I bet you can’t even see my sexy heater. Yes, heaters can be sexy.] In my younger days, I never thought that I would enjoy anything at […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #14
LOVE: Hot Water Spigot: My fancy new espresso machine can be awfully tricky. You have to tamp just right and use just the right amount of coffee and I don’t […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #13
LOVE: Good Off: This stuff is miraculous. It smells dreadful and makes my lungs feel like they’re shutting down, but it will take paint off of anything in two seconds. […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #12
LOVE: Ikea Monkey: Gahhhhhhh! Darwin, I love you! The IKEA monkey is the greatest story of all time. You’ve seen the reports, you’ve laughed at the memes, you’ve wondered how […]
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