Forgot to tell ya I was headed to my iPad so I’m already here. Soooooo Hi to you great folks. Can I get a Hi,????
Hi Fran! I’m taking an after dinner vape break then I’m going to install the new faucet.
Hi, Fran
Still no mixing for me although I did write a few more recipes/revisions.
Now I am falling even more behinder.
Hi, gloop.Hi, Fran
Still no mixing for me although I did write a few more recipes/revisions.
Now I am falling even more behinder.
LOL I like your new word.
Thank you, FranHi, gloop.
Mr. Webster probably would not approve though!
Adding "er" for unconventional usage comes from work frustrations where I would whine to my coworker that something was "driving me crazier-er".
Behinder is more funny. The heck with Mr. Webster.Thank you, Fran
Mr. Webster probably would not approve though!
Adding "er" for unconventional usage comes from work frustrations where I would whine to my coworker that something was "driving me crazier-er".
I got a new kitchen faucet last year. I installed dozens of them I was working maintenance in group homes. The residents were rough on gear like that. But for mine I had Lowes install it. Lying on my back under the kitchen sink is more than my old bones can handle any more.
Shortly after that the water heater died and I replaced it with a tankless. I love the idea of the tankless but it does reduce the flexibility of the water flow. It's more like you are stepping through six or so settings rather than a continuous change. I used to use a slow flow of hot water when I was cleaning tanks. But if you set the flow of hot below a certain level the heater turns off.
It went ok besides the water shut off valves were hard to turn and the one on the hot water side was letting a drop loose every once in a while. I just left the hoses connected until I was ready to pull the old faucet and then quick dropped the new one in and connected the hoses first thing. I wasn’t about to mess with changing valves on a Sunday night. The wife is very happy with the new one.Hi,hitt.
I just put in a new one for my mother in law a few weeks ago. I’m an old pro at changing faucets. I think I’ve replaced the kitchen one five times now. The master bath has two that have been changed a few times each and the one in the hallway bathroom has been replaced twice.
Glad she likes the new one. Yeah, you have to be a pro after doing so many.
Goodnight folks. Sweet dreams.
Sweet dreams.
Yup, it's right up my alley. Think I'll add it to three or four other Cinnamon Crunch concoctions already on the agenda for my next mixing session.
And, yes, I have Holy Vanilla.
Thanks for thinking of me, gloop.
P.S. Do you consider it ready for the blog? Or should I wait for any tweaks you come up with?
Good morning. I had a really hard time falling asleep last night. I can tell I didn’t get enough sleep.
Good morning folks. Have you any plans today?
Have you any plans today?
You're welcome, Zazie
I remembered that you mentioned trying the Cinnamon Burn Victim mix a while back so I thought maybe try this. I don't really remember how my CBV tester went so can't really compare, but am pretty sure that the cinnamon note is lower in this recipe, at the moment.
I am thinking of trying it with a bit of Rich Cinnamon just to see how that goes so I guess wait a bit just in case I think that makes it better.
If you do mix it and try it before I get to tasting a revision, I would value hearing your thoughts on any adjustments you might make.
If you find it to be a decent enough mix as is then I guess it could be added to your blog. I could end up tweaking things forever!
Oh, thank you if you do give it a try!
Good morning, FranGood morning folks.
No real plans today, but the rest of my week should be busier.
I hope the weather there is comfortable for your walk!
Good morning everybody 
Greetings, mixers, I hope all of you and yours are well 
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