elocomotive
A useful idiot.
meh, haven't seen a braves play a game all year.
I thought you were a big Braves' fan? You were into them last year and they weren't as good as this season, I thought?
Been a nail biter tonight.
meh, haven't seen a braves play a game all year.
I thought you were a big Braves' fan? You were into them last year and they weren't as good as this season, I thought?
Been a nail biter tonight.
He's a reverse bandwagoner...he only follows them during the lean years.I thought you were a big Braves' fan? You were into them last year and they weren't as good as this season, I thought?
Been a nail biter tonight.
Daily log. Star Date 000982837.
I sweated a lot. I was pretttttty bad at some of the stuff form wise, but I survived. The fitness test is done. WHEW!
I got tired just reading this post.
Ultimate conundrum: I want to eat. However, I now would prefer to eat healthy. However however, eating healthy costs money, and I have none. BUH.
So, I bought a Coby 10" tablet for my wife for our anniversary which is next week. Currently putting it through its paces. It's no iPad but at 1/3 the price I didn't expect it to be. Maybe it'll pass the test.
Two things I like over the Fire (ok, 3) is it has a MicroSD slot for expanded storage and an HDMI out port (the 3rd is its larger screen size).If it doesn't work, I've used the Kindle Fire a few times. For $200, the thing is honestly pretty incredible. Let us know about the Coby!
Looks like a Steeler fan went hunting and nabbed him a Browns fan.
Two things I like over the Fire (ok, 3) is it has a MicroSD slot for expanded storage and an HDMI out port (the 3rd is its larger screen size).
One negative is that the Coby cannot access the Google Play store (only Amazon App store and GetJar). I read that there is a rootkit fix to install Google Play, but it voids the warranty.
Ultimate conundrum: I want to eat. However, I now would prefer to eat healthy. However however, eating healthy costs money, and I have none. BUH.
Eating healthy is less expensive. Grains, fruits, and vegetables are a lot cheaper than meat or anything pre-prepared.
Make one investment in spices per three to six month period, and you can make a lot of delicious and healthy dishes on a budget.
I ate on about $100/month when I lived alone.