The Cricket is handy at home and when traveling. This little baby loads into the back of most SUVs. The back seat folds down to make an are to haul mulch, plants or laundry.
This is why I love the “Covid is faked” conspiracies. Like really?? You think the WHOLE WORLD is working together THAT EFFICIENTLY?? Even the countries that hate each other? Wow cheers for the optimism
Some of the comments/tags on this post make me really fear for the future of humanity. Anyways, please do get your shot, people, so that we can go on and be happy/miserable/awkward/and else around each other again. Specially for those who wonder why superheroes have masks around their helmets and why they're getting a shot when they are duhh superheroes: this post is not for you, fuck off, block me and move on. There. Said it. It feels good. Have a nice day, ya'll.
be right back guys i need to run out to O'Reilly's Auto Parts and get another jug of Boy Juice to soak in, got a big day tomorrow and want to wash up, brush my teeth, take care of these sniffles, and exfoliate
Dr. Bronner's is the coolest. The Doctor himself is Jewish and his parents were killed in the Holocaust. He became convinced that the way to prevent genocides was by everyone following the same philosophy, All One or None! But he had nowhere to publish this philosophy, so he printed it on his soap labels. (It makes for great bathroom reading.) He drew from many different philosophies, but he basically argued that everyone should put aside cultural differences and become a monoculture. (The way aliens on Star Trek always have one culture per planet, no matter how big it is.) This philosophy still informs how the company runs today--by treating its employees and trade partners as human beings.
The company itself is very, very leftist. They have a "1:5 ratio" policy, so their top paid employee can't only earn five times what the lowest person earns. Employees actually make decent money. Plus everyone is supposed to take time for volunteering and they're given 100% covered healthcare. (In the States, that's unheard of because we're backwards.) All the ingredients are bought fair trade and usually as part of a sustainable growing program. You can read their six cosmic principles here. It's really cool and I can't summarize it in a paragraph.
The soap itself actually does work. I've used it for almost everything and it's great. Well, I haven't tried it on a baby. Did try it as toothpaste and it tastes bad. Not terrible, but enough that I stopped using it after a week. It's not great deodorant. I bought a gallon jug of it with me to college and just used that for everything--shower, laundry, dishes, cleaning surfaces, etc. My eczema went away when I used it.
Ooh they also sell other kinds of soap and lip balm. The peppermint lip balm is tingly and incredible.
Am I paid by Dr. Bronner's? No, I just really love their products.
For a "secret," this recipe sure is getting thrown around lot, huh?
(that's fine, because y'all KNOW what i can't fucking wait to make today and eat off all week)
I feel like the inclusion of the Nutrition Facts mean this was perhaps written down in the first place as instructions for the food trucks.
(Visible) Ingredients:
1.5 lbs of ground 80/20 beef
2 cups yellow onion
3 tbsp of crushed garlic
1 tbsp smoked paprika
2.5 tbsp ground cumi
2.5 tbsp chili powder
2 tsp black pepper
2 tspcourse salt
1 bay leaf
1 chopped jalapeno
1 minced habanero
1 c water
1/2 can tomato paste
1 can crushed tomatoes
1 bottle dark or amber beer
2 tbsp corn masa for thickening agent
Directions:
*unspecified amount
Step 1
Heat oil in a large pot over medium heat; cook and stir onion, bell pepper, anaheim pepper*, jalapeno peppers, and garlic in the hot oil until softened
Step 2
Heat large skillet over medium-high heat. Cook and stir beef in skillet until browned and crumbly, 5 to 7 minutes; add Worcestershire sauce* and garlic powder*. Crumble bouillon cubes* over beef and add beer. Continue to cook, scraping any browned bits from the bottom of the skillet, until liquid is hot, about 3 minutes. Stir beef mixture into pepper mixture.
Step 3
Stir crushed tomatoes, diced tomatoes*, tomato paste, and wine* to the beef mixture. Season with cili powder, 2 tbsp cumi, brown sugar* pepper sauce*, basil*, paprika*, salt*, oregano*, and black pepper. Bring to boil and reduce heat to medium-low. Cover and simmer until meat and vegetables are very tender and flavors have developed in the chil, and 90 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Step 4
Mix kidney beans* into beef and vegetables. Continue to simmer until beans are hot, about 30 minutes more.
Step 5
Blend sour cream*, cilantro* and remaining .5 tsp cumin in a food processor until smooth. Serve sour cream mixture with chili.
Actually, the Cinderella story is very old and has hundreds, even thousands of variations across various cultures and time periods.
The story of Rhodopis is considered to be one of the earliest variants of Cinderella and comes from Ancient Greece. The tale of Ye Xian, aka the Chinese Cinderella, dates from around 860 AD.
There is a Japanese Cinderella story that dates from the 13th century. There’s a Vietnamese variant, an Iranian variant, and a whole bunch that pop up in One Thousand and One Nights. Like seriously, it’s all over the place. I wouldn’t be surprised if there actually was an Indian variant of Cinderella but I just haven’t heard of it.
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