Roughly 1000 miles
ETA: Thanks to Doug for mentioning I would have been in the Atlantic.
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ETA: Thanks to Doug for mentioning I would have been in the Atlantic.
Me either. Although I likely have a list on a tiny little piece of paper somewhere.
Good thing they don't have VSO flavors or I would be buying a bunch.
I've been told that I seriously need to transition from keeping physical notes to using the Notes app my smartphone. Youngest is on me all the time about that "you know dad your Notes app would be perfect for...". And naturally, she is spot-on as it would come in handy for my grocery shopping and, ummm, something like adding BCF flavors to buy. Sure would save time looking for little pieces of paper (also less paper wasted). I will commit to doing this !!!
Sure would save time looking for little pieces of paper (also less paper wasted). I will commit to doing this !!!
That would put you approx 900 miles out in the Atlantic. Those Toyotas are great floaters!Roughly 1000 miles east of you.
Another new recipe...
Vanilla Yogurt with a Cookie Topping
FW Yogurt 2.5%
WF Frozen Yogurt 1.5%
SSA Borneo Vanilla 1%
INW Shisha Vanilla 1%
WF Crumble Topping 0.6%
FW Yogurt, I love it, it just works well with so many flavors. In this recipe I used WF Frozen Yogurt to help fill out the yogurt base. WF Frozen Yogurt worked excellently for that. On it's own WF FY it is not a yogurt per se. It is a pleasant cream and an excellent one. I've found it to be very useful in a variety of mixes.
WF Crumble Topping works well as a crunched up cookie over the top. Good subs would be any of the cookie flavors (suggested 0.5% to 0.75%).
INW Shisha Vanilla and SSA Borneo Vanilla are each brighter tasting vanillas. Combined they serve up a powerhouse vanilla. They are one of my favorite vanilla combos.
On its own this is very tasty. Any fruit, or fruit combinations, will make for a more complex tasting yogurt. I've added pineapple/mango to a 10ml of this and was very pleased.
The addition of an ice cream (suggested 1.5%) will also work well. IRL I like adding a small scoop of ice cream to my yogurt from time-to-time.
I tested this off the shake, at 3 days and then at 10 days - each time it was very vapeable and smooth. But, in the end it really came to life after 3 weeks steeping.
@Zazie can you please add this to your blog? Thank you.
Vanilla Yogurt with a Cookie Topping
FW Yogurt 2.5%
WF Frozen Yogurt 1.5%
SSA Borneo Vanilla 1%
INW Shisha Vanilla 1%
WF Crumble Topping 0.6%
FW Yogurt, I love it, it just works well with so many flavors. In this recipe I used WF Frozen Yogurt to help fill out the yogurt base. WF Frozen Yogurt worked excellently for that. On it's own WF FY it is not a yogurt per se. It is a pleasant cream and an excellent one. I've found it to be very useful in a variety of mixes.
WF Crumble Topping works well as a crunched up cookie over the top. Good subs would be any of the cookie flavors (suggested 0.5% to 0.75%).
INW Shisha Vanilla and SSA Borneo Vanilla are each brighter tasting vanillas. Combined they serve up a powerhouse vanilla. They are one of my favorite vanilla combos.
On its own this is very tasty. Any fruit, or fruit combinations, will make for a more complex tasting yogurt. I've added pineapple/mango to a 10ml of this and was very pleased.
The addition of an ice cream (suggested 1.5%) will also work well. IRL I like adding a small scoop of ice cream to my yogurt from time-to-time.
I tested this off the shake, at 3 days and then at 10 days - each time it was very vapeable and smooth. But, in the end it really came to life after 3 weeks steeping.
@Zazie can you please add this to your blog? Thank you.
Oh yeah, good catch Doug !!! Thanks, gonna fix my post next. I am surprised Fran didn't catch that. Better yet, I am stunned I didn't catch my silly self before posting.That would put you approx 900 miles out in the Atlantic. Those Toyotas are great floaters!
All floating jokes aside, the Avalon is a very highly rated car. I actually had a hand in keeping the Avalon assembly line running, when they were running out of critical parts. I did a lot of dealing with the production control folks at Toyota's Georgetown Plant, where the Avalon was built. They are a great bunch of people down there.Oh yeah, good catch Doug !!! Thanks, gonna fix my post next. I am surprised Fran didn't catch that. Better yet, I am stunned I didn't catch my silly self before posting.
Thanks. Very cool. I knew it was made in the USA but wasn't sure where. It probably says on the sticker on the side of the door.
It's been a great car for us. Very very smooth ride. We bought it used from an older neighbor in 2013 after his wife passed. It was his wife's car that they used only for going to church on Sundays and a few other places. They were the original owners. He gave me a folder that had all the maintenance receipts and records from the Toyota dealer he took it to (I add mine to that).
It still had the new car smell when we bought it and only had 60,000 miles on it. I'm still under 90,000 and most of those miles have been put on driving back and forth between our place up north and here in Milwaukee in the last few years.
A neighbor lady had an old Toyota wagon (don't recall the model) that she bought new. They put nearly 165,000 miles on it before she gave it to her son. He recently turned 200,000 miles on it.
Needless to say, I am very impressed with Toyota's.
I managed to knock off about 3/4 of my current wish list but forgot about the mystery flavor as well.
Does that mean you can make it to the store in time.Oh yeah, good catch Doug !!! Thanks, gonna fix my post next. I am surprised Fran didn't catch that. Better yet, I am stunned I didn't catch my silly self before posting.
Good evening. I went and picked up grass seed and fertilizer for overseeding after work. My wife mentioned that the nursery we bought our trees from is having a sale this weekend which could mean more work planting stuff for me.
My electricity went out for an hour at 3pm today. They've been working on the power lines in town for weeks, and I guess that was the cause of it. I just hope that upgrading the lines will prevent outages if we have another bad winter.
I'm starting to get low on my number of bottles of juice and will have to do another mega mixing session soon. I hope I'm up to actually making some mixes, instead of just sft's and one shots.
I'm starting to get low on my number of bottles of juice and will have to do another mega mixing session soon. I hope I'm up to actually making some mixes, instead of just sft's and one shots.
Hi in here. Anyone know of a coupon code for 18650 battery store? They have free shipping over 20 but thought I would see if they have a code. Is the molice Okay? I vape around 20-25 watts at the most Molicel P28A 18650 2800mAh 35A Battery
I do plan on a quick small order from BCF. Oh and what type of battery charger would be good. I'm only looking for a 2 bay that has a plug in to my outlet.
I do plan on a quick small order from BCF. Oh and what type of battery charger would be good. I'm only looking for a 2 bay that has a plug in to my outlet.
I use mostly molicel batteries and like them. Not sure on the charger. I use a four bay Opus charger that I like.
I made a small bcf order and I picked up the mystery flavor. Maybe I can try to make something with it and enter the contest. Son and I bought tickets for an Alabama football game and new t-shirts. We are excited. I took off tomorrow and we get Monday off for Labor Day and then I work from home Tuesday so it will be a long weekend.
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