Things like chicken marsala, mushroom risotto, and mushroom soup!

Are there foods that you like but she doesn’t, so you don’t eat them very often? Cook those. I always make mushroom dishes when my husband is away.

That’s greyhounds.

Robogreyhound

One point three two megs

Nope, I got rid of it when Snowden dropped his info.

Yeah somehow Microsoft dodged it in 2001 which is pretty mind-boggling because they were supreme at that point

Dogwoods come in shades of pink and red too, plus their blossoms look completely different.

Dude no. You have to actually wash them, what’s the matter with you?

Talk about a relevant username!

I’ve found more belligerent comments have started to crop up, and sure enough, most of the time the account is about 2 weeks old. I really hope lemmy doesn’t change with this latest influx from reddit.

…in a pot?

When your empathy extends to people you don’t even like.

She would be absolutely stunned. Probably wouldn’t believe me. At 43 I’m married to the guy I was dating at 19. At 19 I had dropped out of college and thought I wanted to be an artist; at 43 I’m already retired from a successful career in academic research. At 19 I had no thoughts about politics or the world as a whole (9/11 hadn’t happened yet); at 43 I’m pretty informed and opinionated. And she’d probably be surprised how much I’m into the outdoors, healthy living, and weightlifting, given that she had negative interest in those things. The rest is pretty consistent - e.g., I’ve always loved music from the '60s, fun nail polish, scifi, swimming, and handmade art (drawing, beading, etc).

As a kid I made a PB, banana, mayo, and potato chip sandwich pretty often. I fucking loved it. As an adult I’d never eat that, but occasionally I crave it.

You should check out the Fairy Voice Mother on YouTube. She talks all about how positioning the lips, jaw, and larynx in certain ways helps create certain sounds. Very interesting!

ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?!

“Ah you know, same old.”

I’m curious how that works for health insurance and saving for retirement. Presumably van dwelling requires some amount of working to fund food, gas, and repairs. So I’m guessing Obamacare or maybe Medicaid for health insurance if your income is low enough. But how does planning for the future work?

I got my ggplot2 book signed by Hadley at rstudioconf a few years back :)