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so that pernil i made on monday? it became pulled pork in my guava chipotle BBQ sauce and today the remaining meaty "gravy" sanctified the mashed potatoes i just made.
i love it when i can take a roast and turn it into 2 more dinners by the end of the week.
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so that pernil i made on monday? it became pulled pork in my guava chipotle BBQ sauce and today the remaining meaty "gravy" sanctified the mashed potatoes i just made.
i love it when i can take a roast and turn it into 2 more dinners by the end of the week.
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so that pernil i made on monday? it became pulled pork in my guava chipotle BBQ sauce and today the remaining meaty "gravy" sanctified the mashed potatoes i just made.
i love it when i can take a roast and turn it into 2 more dinners by the end of the week.
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so that pernil i made on monday? it became pulled pork in my guava chipotle BBQ sauce and today the remaining meaty "gravy" sanctified the mashed potatoes i just made.
i love it when i can take a roast and turn it into 2 more dinners by the end of the week.
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so that pernil i made on monday? it became pulled pork in my guava chipotle BBQ sauce and today the remaining meaty "gravy" sanctified the mashed potatoes i just made.
i love it when i can take a roast and turn it into 2 more dinners by the end of the week.
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"yesterday I received a contract violation for 'not delivering an order' ... it was a $2 Chipotle order" #algocracy
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RT @KatieJWells
A local delivery worker shared this DoorDash story about the problems with a delivery app "designed to make us fail."
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Lunch yesterday was at #PlazaInn , and I had the chipotle-pineapple glazed salmon topped with kiwi-mango relish, with seasoned rice (rice with lemon juice and cilantro) and seasonal vegetables. The last time I had it, I was on a restricted diet, so I had a more plain, modified version of this dish. It was definitely more flavorful with the relish. #disneyland #magicisback #magicishere
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Lunch yesterday was at #PlazaInn , and I had the chipotle-pineapple glazed salmon topped with kiwi-mango relish, with seasoned rice (rice with lemon juice and cilantro) and seasonal vegetables. The last time I had it, I was on a restricted diet, so I had a more plain, modified version of this dish. It was definitely more flavorful with the relish. #disneyland #magicisback #magicishere
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Lunch yesterday was at #PlazaInn , and I had the chipotle-pineapple glazed salmon topped with kiwi-mango relish, with seasoned rice (rice with lemon juice and cilantro) and seasonal vegetables. The last time I had it, I was on a restricted diet, so I had a more plain, modified version of this dish. It was definitely more flavorful with the relish. #disneyland #magicisback #magicishere
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My favorite savory budget snack is the Esquite Bowl at Rancho del Zócalo. For $6.49, it has warm corn, chipotle crema, crispy corn, cotija, and cilantro. I always buy extra Crispy Chips con Limón for $4.79 to scoop it. It is vegetarian friendly and easy to grab from the quick service line.
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My Favorite Fast-Casual Chain Is Only Available In 7 States — Everybody Else Is Missing Out
Imagine you walk into a fast-casual restaurant set up like Chipotle, but you’re immediate…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #Chipotle #customizationoptions #Dayton #Indiana #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy #MarinaraSauce #Ohio #PiadaItalianStreetFood
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My Favorite Fast-Casual Chain Is Only Available In 7 States — Everybody Else Is Missing Out
Imagine you walk into a fast-casual restaurant set up like Chipotle, but you’re immediate…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #Chipotle #customizationoptions #Dayton #Indiana #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy #MarinaraSauce #Ohio #PiadaItalianStreetFood
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2651903/my-favorite-fast-casual-chain-is-only-available-in-7-states-everybody-else-is-missing-out-2/ -
My Favorite Fast-Casual Chain Is Only Available In 7 States — Everybody Else Is Missing Out
Imagine you walk into a fast-casual restaurant set up like Chipotle, but you’re immediate…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #Chipotle #customizationoptions #Dayton #Indiana #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy #MarinaraSauce #Ohio #PiadaItalianStreetFood
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2651903/my-favorite-fast-casual-chain-is-only-available-in-7-states-everybody-else-is-missing-out-2/ -
My Favorite Fast-Casual Chain Is Only Available In 7 States — Everybody Else Is Missing Out
Imagine you walk into a fast-casual restaurant set up like Chipotle, but you’re immediate…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #Chipotle #customizationoptions #Dayton #Indiana #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy #MarinaraSauce #Ohio #PiadaItalianStreetFood
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2651903/my-favorite-fast-casual-chain-is-only-available-in-7-states-everybody-else-is-missing-out-2/ -
My Favorite Fast-Casual Chain Is Only Available In 7 States — Everybody Else Is Missing Out
Imagine you walk into a fast-casual restaurant set up like Chipotle, but you’re immediately hit with the scent …
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianrestaurants #fooddelivery #Italia #Italian #Italianfooddelivery #ItalianRestaurants #italiano #italy #Restaurants
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2651607/my-favorite-fast-casual-chain-is-only-available-in-7-states-everybody-else-is-missing-out/ -
https://www.europesays.com/ch/?p=68622 UBS offers trigger autocallable notes linked to Chipotle #AMUB #Chipotle #ContingentCoupon #StructuredNotes #TriggerAutocallableNotes #UBS
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/?p=68586 UBS autocallable notes linked to Chipotle due 2028 #AMUB #AutocallableNotes #Chipotle #ContingentCoupon #May222028 #StructuredProduct #UBS
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Is This an Anointing?
It seems incredible but I think my “mini-stroke” has increased my empathy toward others. My humorous and lighthearted comments to people around me, like the sandwich masters at Subway and the taco masters at Chipotle and the iPhone repair man at the mall, are evoking more genuine smiles and chuckles.
While the iPhone repair man, a man in his 50’s, was working on my phone three very pretty late-teenage girls came in. They all wore a similar outfit, the way they do, most boys, too, the main feature of which for these girls was very short shorts. When the repair man came back to me I said with a smile, “Don’t you wish all your customers were like that?” His eyebrows went up for a moment and then his expression softened. Blossoming young people at that age are deeply charming to me (can I say, “to us”?). They are so alive. Their lives are a carousel of flamingos and unicorns going up and down and round and round with music. Without the benefit of experience every new sensation is a revelation. The greatly admired writers Ernest Hemingway and Joseph Conrad and probably others have also described the heightened perception of young people as they gain experience. It is a marvelous thing to watch especially for parents.
My seemingly heightened perception is one of the effects that I am most delightged with ever since my mini-stroke five days ago. I was in the hospital a day and a half, attended to by angels. Believe it or not I came out of it better in some ways than before I went in the hospital.
One of the effects of the “stroke” (what a great word, like a loving stroke from God or whomever) is everyone, male and female, young and old suddenly looks attractive to me, and in my imagination I think I look and behave more attractively. We maintain eye contact with an exciting intensity that I have not exerienced before in my 72 years. As we progress through our usually brief chats they usually move closer to me. Isn’t that amazing?!
I don’t know if what I am describing is an anointing but I’ll take it.
On the bike trail I ride fairly slowly. When I see someone approaching I look and listen for a welcoming vibration from them, like a smile or affectionate gaze, and if I get that silent invitation I stop on the shoulder of the bike trail and they usually come up to me. I say to them, “I’m getting a good vibration from you. Do you need anything?”
Usually it’s one person or it could be 2 or 3. There’s also body language involved. If they say, “OK” or “Like what?” I say with a gentle nod, “Theology? Philosophy? History? Science? A comforting chat?”
Then the conversation begins.
(Don’t worry, relatives, I won’t embarrass the family by being too emotional or too dogmatic or too loud in these interactions. Actually it’s a quiet thing and the people who I engage with always seem grateful and happy afterwards.)
My Brave browser says: “Anointing is a profound spiritual concept often associated with divine empowerment, favor, and protection bestowed upon an individual. It serves as a symbol of being chosen or set apart for a special purpose, often linked to spiritual leadership, healing, or other extraordinary abilities.”
#books #fiction #life #love #writing -
Is This an Anointing?
It seems incredible but I think my “mini-stroke” has increased my empathy toward others. My humorous and lighthearted comments to people around me, like the sandwich masters at Subway and the taco masters at Chipotle and the iPhone repair man at the mall, are evoking more genuine smiles and chuckles.
While the iPhone repair man, a man in his 50’s, was working on my phone three very pretty late-teenage girls came in. They all wore a similar outfit, the way they do, most boys, too, the main feature of which for these girls was very short shorts. When the repair man came back to me I said with a smile, “Don’t you wish all your customers were like that?” His eyebrows went up for a moment and then his expression softened. Blossoming young people at that age are deeply charming to me (can I say, “to us”?). They are so alive. Their lives are a carousel of flamingos and unicorns going up and down and round and round with music. Without the benefit of experience every new sensation is a revelation. The greatly admired writers Ernest Hemingway and Joseph Conrad and probably others have also described the heightened perception of young people as they gain experience. It is a marvelous thing to watch especially for parents.
My seemingly heightened perception is one of the effects that I am most delightged with ever since my mini-stroke five days ago. I was in the hospital a day and a half, attended to by angels. Believe it or not I came out of it better in some ways than before I went in the hospital.
One of the effects of the “stroke” (what a great word, like a loving stroke from God or whomever) is everyone, male and female, young and old suddenly looks attractive to me, and in my imagination I think I look and behave more attractively. In our conversations we maintain eye contact with an exciting intensity that I have not exerienced before in my 72 years. As we progress through our conversations they usually move closer to me. Isn’t that amazing?!
I don’t know if what I am describing is an anointing but I’ll take it.
On the bike trail I ride fairly slowly. When I see someone approaching I look and listen for a welcoming vibration from them, like a smile or affectionate gaze. There’s also body language involved. If I get that silent invitation I stop on the shoulder of the bike trail and they usually come up to me. I say to them, “I’m getting a good vibration from you. Do you need anything?”
Usually it’s one person or it could be 2 or 3. If they say, “OK” or “Like what?” I say with a gentle nod, “Theology? Philosophy? History? Science? A comforting chat?”
Then the conversation begins.
(Don’t worry, relatives, I won’t embarrass the family by being too emotional or too dogmatic or too loud in these interactions. Actually it’s a quiet thing and the people who I engage with always seem grateful and happy afterwards.)
My Brave browser says: “Anointing is a profound spiritual concept often associated with divine empowerment, favor, and protection bestowed upon an individual. It serves as a symbol of being chosen or set apart for a special purpose, often linked to spiritual leadership, healing, or other extraordinary abilities.”
#books #fiction #life #love #writing -
Is This an Anointing?
It seems incredible but I think my “mini-stroke” has increased my empathy toward others. My humorous and lighthearted comments to people around me, like the sandwich masters at Subway and the taco masters at Chipotle and the iPhone repair man at the mall, are evoking more genuine smiles and chuckles.
While the iPhone repair man, a man in his 50’s, was working on my phone three very pretty late-teenage girls came in. They all wore a similar outfit, the way they do, most boys, too, the main feature of which for these girls was very short shorts. When the repair man came back to me I said with a smile, “Don’t you wish all your customers were like that?” His eyebrows went up for a moment and then his expression softened. Blossoming young people at that age are deeply charming to me (can I say, “to us”?). They are so alive. Their lives are a carousel of flamingos and unicorns going up and down and round and round with music. Without the benefit of experience every new sensation is a revelation. The greatly admired writers Ernest Hemingway and Joseph Conrad and probably others have also described the heightened perception of young people as they gain experience. It is a marvelous thing to watch especially for parents.
My seemingly heightened perception is one of the effects that I am most delightged with ever since my mini-stroke five days ago. I was in the hospital a day and a half, attended to by angels. Believe it or not I came out of it better in some ways than before I went in the hospital.
One of the effects of the “stroke” (what a great word, like a loving stroke from God or whomever) is everyone, male and female, young and old suddenly looks attractive to me, and in my imagination I think I look and behave more attractively. In our conversations we maintain eye contact with an exciting intensity that I have not exerienced before in my 72 years. As we progress through our conversations they usually move closer to me. Isn’t that amazing?!
I don’t know if what I am describing is an anointing but I’ll take it.
On the bike trail I ride fairly slowly. When I see someone approaching I look and listen for a welcoming vibration from them, like a smile or affectionate gaze. There’s also body language involved. If I get that silent invitation I stop on the shoulder of the bike trail and they usually come up to me. I say to them, “I’m getting a good vibration from you. Do you need anything?”
Usually it’s one person or it could be 2 or 3. If they say, “OK” or “Like what?” I say with a gentle nod, “Theology? Philosophy? History? Science? A comforting chat?”
Then the conversation begins.
(Don’t worry, relatives, I won’t embarrass the family by being too emotional or too dogmatic or too loud in these interactions. Actually it’s a quiet thing and the people who I engage with always seem grateful and happy afterwards.)
My Brave browser says: “Anointing is a profound spiritual concept often associated with divine empowerment, favor, and protection bestowed upon an individual. It serves as a symbol of being chosen or set apart for a special purpose, often linked to spiritual leadership, healing, or other extraordinary abilities.”
#books #fiction #life #love #writing -
Is This an Anointing?
It seems incredible but I think my “mini-stroke” has increased my empathy toward others. My humorous and lighthearted comments to people around me, like the sandwich masters at Subway and the taco masters at Chipotle and the iPhone repair man at the mall, are evoking more genuine smiles and chuckles.
While the iPhone repair man, a man in his 50’s, was working on my phone three very pretty late-teenage girls came in. They all wore a similar outfit, the way they do, most boys, too, the main feature of which for these girls was very short shorts. When the repair man came back to me I said with a smile, “Don’t you wish all your customers were like that?” His eyebrows went up for a moment and then his expression softened. Blossoming young people at that age are deeply charming to me (can I say, “to us”?). They are so alive. Their lives are a carousel of flamingos and unicorns going up and down and round and round with music. Without the benefit of experience every new sensation is a revelation. The greatly admired writers Ernest Hemingway and Joseph Conrad and probably others have also described the heightened perception of young people as they gain experience. It is a marvelous thing to watch especially for parents.
My seemingly heightened perception is one of the effects that I am most delightged with ever since my mini-stroke five days ago. I was in the hospital a day and a half, attended to by angels. Believe it or not I came out of it better in some ways than before I went in the hospital.
One of the effects of the “stroke” (what a great word, like a loving stroke from God or whomever) is everyone, male and female, young and old suddenly looks attractive to me, and in my imagination I think I look and behave more attractively. In our conversations we maintain eye contact with an exciting intensity that I have not exerienced before in my 72 years. As we progress through our conversations they usually move closer to me. Isn’t that amazing?!
I don’t know if what I am describing is an anointing but I’ll take it.
On the bike trail I ride fairly slowly. When I see someone approaching I look and listen for a welcoming vibration from them, like a smile or affectionate gaze. There’s also body language involved. If I get that silent invitation I stop on the shoulder of the bike trail and they usually come up to me. I say to them, “I’m getting a good vibration from you. Do you need anything?”
Usually it’s one person or it could be 2 or 3. If they say, “OK” or “Like what?” I say with a gentle nod, “Theology? Philosophy? History? Science? A comforting chat?”
Then the conversation begins.
(Don’t worry, relatives, I won’t embarrass the family by being too emotional or too dogmatic or too loud in these interactions. Actually it’s a quiet thing and the people who I engage with always seem grateful and happy afterwards.)
My Brave browser says: “Anointing is a profound spiritual concept often associated with divine empowerment, favor, and protection bestowed upon an individual. It serves as a symbol of being chosen or set apart for a special purpose, often linked to spiritual leadership, healing, or other extraordinary abilities.”
#books #fiction #life #love #writing -
Is This an Anointing?
It seems incredible but I think my “mini-stroke” has increased my empathy toward others. My humorous and lighthearted comments to people around me, like the sandwich masters at Subway and the taco masters at Chipotle and the iPhone repair man at the mall, are evoking more genuine smiles and chuckles.
While the iPhone repair man, a man in his 50’s, was working on my phone three very pretty late-teenage girls came in. They all wore a similar outfit, the way they do, most boys, too, the main feature of which for these girls was very short shorts. When the repair man came back to me I said with a smile, “Don’t you wish all your customers were like that?” His eyebrows went up for a moment and then his expression softened. Blossoming young people at that age are deeply charming to me (can I say, “to us”?). They are so alive. Their lives are a carousel of flamingos and unicorns going up and down and round and round with music. Without the benefit of experience every new sensation is a revelation. The greatly admired writers Ernest Hemingway and Joseph Conrad and probably others have also described the heightened perception of young people as they gain experience. It is a marvelous thing to watch especially for parents.
My seemingly heightened perception is one of the effects that I am most delightged with ever since my mini-stroke five days ago. I was in the hospital a day and a half, attended to by angels. Believe it or not I came out of it better in some ways than before I went in the hospital.
One of the effects of the “stroke” (what a great word, like a loving stroke from God or whomever) is everyone, male and female, young and old suddenly looks attractive to me, and in my imagination I think I look and behave more attractively. In our conversations we maintain eye contact with an exciting intensity that I have not exerienced before in my 72 years. As we progress through our conversations they usually move closer to me. Isn’t that amazing?!
I don’t know if what I am describing is an anointing but I’ll take it.
On the bike trail I ride fairly slowly. When I see someone approaching I look and listen for a welcoming vibration from them, like a smile or affectionate gaze. There’s also body language involved. If I get that silent invitation I stop on the shoulder of the bike trail and they usually come up to me. I say to them, “I’m getting a good vibration from you. Do you need anything?”
Usually it’s one person or it could be 2 or 3. If they say, “OK” or “Like what?” I say with a gentle nod, “Theology? Philosophy? History? Science? A comforting chat?”
Then the conversation begins.
(Don’t worry, relatives, I won’t embarrass the family by being too emotional or too dogmatic or too loud in these interactions. Actually it’s a quiet thing and the people who I engage with always seem grateful and happy afterwards.)
My Brave browser says: “Anointing is a profound spiritual concept often associated with divine empowerment, favor, and protection bestowed upon an individual. It serves as a symbol of being chosen or set apart for a special purpose, often linked to spiritual leadership, healing, or other extraordinary abilities.”
#books #fiction #life #love #writing -
Middle aisle in Aldi today was wild.
Bottles of Tajin, next to jars of Chipotle in Adobo Sauce, next to giant 500ml bottles of Gavascon Dual Action for heartburn relief.
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Middle aisle in Aldi today was wild.
Bottles of Tajin, next to jars of Chipotle in Adobo Sauce, next to giant 500ml bottles of Gavascon Dual Action for heartburn relief.
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Middle aisle in Aldi today was wild.
Bottles of Tajin, next to jars of Chipotle in Adobo Sauce, next to giant 500ml bottles of Gavascon Dual Action for heartburn relief.
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Middle aisle in Aldi today was wild.
Bottles of Tajin, next to jars of Chipotle in Adobo Sauce, next to giant 500ml bottles of Gavascon Dual Action for heartburn relief.
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Middle aisle in Aldi today was wild.
Bottles of Tajin, next to jars of Chipotle in Adobo Sauce, next to giant 500ml bottles of Gavascon Dual Action for heartburn relief.
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Why You’ll Never See A Create-Your-Own Pasta Option At A Restaurant In Italy
It’s no secret that, generally speaking, Americans love customizing their food. From Starbucks lattes to Chipotle burrit…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancheese #Cheese #DelNero #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #NationalPastaAssociation #pastashape #pastashapes #spaghettiwithtomatosauce #Tuscany
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2642247/why-youll-never-see-a-create-your-own-pasta-option-at-a-restaurant-in-italy-2/ -
Why You’ll Never See A Create-Your-Own Pasta Option At A Restaurant In Italy
It’s no secret that, generally speaking, Americans love customizing their food. From Starbucks lattes to Chipotle burrit…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancheese #Cheese #DelNero #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #NationalPastaAssociation #pastashape #pastashapes #spaghettiwithtomatosauce #Tuscany
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2642247/why-youll-never-see-a-create-your-own-pasta-option-at-a-restaurant-in-italy-2/ -
Why You’ll Never See A Create-Your-Own Pasta Option At A Restaurant In Italy
It’s no secret that, generally speaking, Americans love customizing their food. From Starbucks lattes to Chipotle burrit…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancheese #Cheese #DelNero #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #NationalPastaAssociation #pastashape #pastashapes #spaghettiwithtomatosauce #Tuscany
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2642247/why-youll-never-see-a-create-your-own-pasta-option-at-a-restaurant-in-italy-2/