daaang tinkerbell you made 4 posts in a row![]()
Yeah I know I'm not good with the multi-quote. lol I really should read all the posts first before I reply.
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daaang tinkerbell you made 4 posts in a row![]()
awww aren't you just a great husband? you buy the food, you cook it, geez what DON'T you do? !?!Fresh, ONLY fresh! We have an awesome fruit/veggie stand just a couple blocks away, one of the benefits of living in green-conscious Davis. Every 3 days or so she or I (Usually me, since I'm the more domestic of the two of us) go and get a whole bunch of stuff.
I like frozen fruit (Like blackberries, strawberries, etc) only for dessert making (Like vanilla ice cream with blackberries and bananas - Blackberries are only good for such a short time, keeping fresh ones is an onerous task).
It's a bit more expensive but I'm convinced they taste better. Of course, I think the jury is still out on whether frozen veggies offer the same bioavailability of nutrients that fresh do.
I never knew that, but the only reason we buy frozen is because literally a bag of chopped brocolli, cauliflower, you name it is like .97cents! which is amazing and very affordable on a limited food budget.I always hear frozen has as many or more nutrients - since it's frozen as soon as it's harvested. Who knows though... On another note... Every kitchen needs a slow cooker. Spend a few minutes in the morning, come home to a delicious meal 🙂
You know, they're not really individual courses per say that are labeled "Honors" it's just like the Honors Colloqiums and Honors Seminars, however we're expected to complete 6 classes that are "high credit" and intensive for example idk why but my BIO 201 and 205 count towards that, so do my BIO 181 and CHM 152... basically all my pre-reqs count towards the "take these six classes to be bestowed with honors credit" but they're not necessary Honors Microbiology, they're just normal.It depends what subject the honors course is. When I was in undergrad one option was Organic Chemisty honors, but that wasn't a very popular course obviously... LOL I took my honors courses in the humanities, and some where W (writing) credits and some weren't. I honestly don't think the pharmacy schools really care that I took them, but there is a place on PharmCAS where it asks what sort of course it was (honors, distance learning, advanced placement, etc). For example, my World Religions course was Honors and Writing Intensive... but my Sociology Honors was not a W course.
Yeah I know I'm not good with the multi-quote. lol I really should read all the posts first before I reply.
I don't mind because I like you, but other people might.
You know, they're not really individual courses per say that are labeled "Honors" it's just like the Honors Colloqiums and Honors Seminars, however we're expected to complete 6 classes that are "high credit" and intensive for example idk why but my BIO 201 and 205 count towards that, so do my BIO 181 and CHM 152... basically all my pre-reqs count towards the "take these six classes to be bestowed with honors credit" but they're not necessary Honors Microbiology, they're just normal.
I don't mind because I like you, but other people might.
I don't mean to say that I like you like you. You know what I mean?![]()

Have you ever eaten at Daphne's Cafe? mmmm I love authentic Greek food.
😱 That's a ton of days off. Our undergrad had yesterday off, but sadly as long as the hospital is still operating we have class.Bah, classes finally resumed. I only needed one more day to have the perfect week. :\
I'm stuck working in our grocery store pharmacy today. It's all 80s hairdos as far as the eye can see...
I bet you've got some bitchin' tunes on the overhead, though.![]()
I'm stuck working in our grocery store pharmacy today. It's all 80s hairdos as far as the eye can see...
No 90's hairdos? 🙁
We were blasting some 70's tunes today.
Incoming snow, round 2... here we go~
so today at school we had a pharmacy manager come talk to us about internships. oh man she was prettybut too bad she's already married 🙁
I think I'm getting you a subscription to Playboy for your birthday lol
Better start off with Maxim
I think I'm getting you a subscription to Playboy for your birthday lol


Ironically, the topic of today's lecture for Pharmacy Law was the Conscience clause, i.e. to fill or not to fill. I had a lot to say.![]()
Yeah, we need to get him a girl - in my insurmountable number of years of living, I've never heard anyone talk about girls so much.![]()
Ironically, the topic of today's lecture for Pharmacy Law was the Conscience clause, i.e. to fill or not to fill. I had a lot to say.![]()

Really?![]()
Yeah, I hear guys talk a lot about girls their own age or age group but not so much talking about women that sound like milfs several years senior.
You like anything that moves. 🙄
Definitely NOT TRUE
Nicole seems to think the same though.
You like anything that moves. 🙄
What do you do in your spare time, bob?

What genre of game you play, Bob?
Really ? I have a love/hate relationship with blonde bimbos, my best friend growing up was this beautiful blond girl with an extraordinary figure and very pretty face. She was like a sister to me. I would say she is the reason why I'm attracted to blondes - if I had a girlfriend, she would definitely be blonde and tall.
Well, there are regular blondes and then there are blonde bimbos. Hot blonde = smart blonde that is well proportioned and doesn't look anorexic. Although, there was this one blonde I was head over heels for who was dumber than a box of rocks. She is the only exception, though.
What do you think about green eyed redheads ? A green eyed redhead asked me out last year, but I wasn't digging it for her personality.
Playboy models look so fake...the blonde bimbos they've got in there just don't do it.
Well, there are regular blondes and then there are blonde bimbos. Hot blonde = smart blonde that is well proportioned and doesn't look anorexic. Although, there was this one blonde I was head over heels for who was dumber than a box of rocks. She is the only exception, though.
She wasn't exactly smart. She was nice and physically fit though.I've never been able to get jazzed up about most of the models in the lad mags. The standard, classical 'look' of what is considered beautiful just doesn't really do anything for me. I can objectively look at someone and say "yeah, they're gorgeous" but it's kind of a.... generic? beauty. It's like there's a standard recipe - such-and-such measurements, this kind of facial structure, a certain shade of sandy blond hair...
Bor-ring.
It seems that nearly every female I've ever been truly attracted to has been someone society would consider 'plain'.
Frankly, I think this works out alright for me. 😎
👍 I knew a girl who was almost like thatShe wasn't exactly smart. She was nice and physically fit though.

What do you think about green eyed redheads ? A green eyed redhead asked me out last year, but I wasn't digging it for her personality.
I'm the same way....usually the most beautiful women I've dated only got me into trouble 😎😎 which always resulted in some sort of drama (why are women so much drama? LOL). I like the girl next door look, plain jane, etc. who can get all dressed up and hot for a nice date. It makes it more exciting. I don't like girls that have to cake makeup on their face day in and day out- boring.
EDIT: I especially like women that truly embrace their femininity in a charming and subtle way. I don't like anything too ostentatious.
I know a girl like that in my class. Sometimes we just look at each other in class without saying anything (mostly because we sit far from each other). Every time I'm talking to one of my classmates, she looks and me and tries to listen to what I say. Most other people in my class usually don't even look at me unless I was talking to someone else about them.
???
Then again I guess it is San Francisco ...
Someone ordered brown eyes?
That happens everywhere, my friend. Not so much with guys, but women it does.
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