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Stupidest thing I ever saw. I was in Williams-Sonoma on the weekend and
- Thread starter shaun-in-to
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I don't use many of this stuff but I do buy loose stalks of celary and onions and potatoes
one or two at a time to avoid that mandatory rotten one in the less expensive bag. However, I draw the line at chopped garlic. Since I can smell it through the sealed jar at the store, where would I keep it where it would not contaminate everything around it?
one or two at a time to avoid that mandatory rotten one in the less expensive bag. However, I draw the line at chopped garlic. Since I can smell it through the sealed jar at the store, where would I keep it where it would not contaminate everything around it?
melissa-dallas
Well-known member
And don't teach their children to do things for themselves. A first grader is capable of making a
peanut butter sandwich.
peanut butter sandwich.
It saddens me to see kids go off to college not even knowing basic cooking skills...
or, often, not even knowing how to do their own laundry and handle money. All the good, basic, skills we used to learn in school (cooking, homemaking, sewing...) have all gone out the window.
Sad.
or, often, not even knowing how to do their own laundry and handle money. All the good, basic, skills we used to learn in school (cooking, homemaking, sewing...) have all gone out the window.
Sad.
steve2-in-la
Well-known member
Me too. I mean, if you can't make a grilled cheese sandwich with a steam iron, what's the point!?
shaun-in-to
Well-known member
Or else she just hires a cleaning lady LOL