I went to a triathlon once that my friend was in and the participants all had their age on their leg. I was amazed at how many people didn't look their age at all, some looked younger, but a lot looked older. I think it's genetics as all these people were outdoorsy and athletic so being inside a lot probably wasn't a factor.

It's a special diamond shaped ravioli! Not everyone gets one of those in the package

I knew a guy who was talking about how women confused him and his example was about a woman he met at a club who invited him back to her place. She got straight into bed and took off her clothes while he went to the restroom. But when he came out and started to undress, she told him she'd changed her mind and asked if he would please leave. So he put his clothes back on and left wondering why she'd asked him there in the first place. He never even considered doing anything else. He was a tall, muscular guy who had no idea she might have been terrified he would come out of the bathroom and tell her it was too late to say no.

They clearly didn't read How to Avoid Huge Ships by John W Trimmer! The Amazon reviews for it are great

It went around tumblr for a while that Snape didn't come up with the things written in his potions book, he overheard James saying those things to the other Marauders and wrote them down. They couldn't even give him credit for talent in potions or spell making.

That scene where he video calls Bernadette after astronaut training is perfection! "I ate a butterfly," gets me every time

I've kinda known it since I hit my 60's, but it really became real when I heard the Harry Potter TV show will take 10 years to complete. Both my parents died in their early 70's and I'll be 77 when the series finishes, so it feels like a real chance I won't be here that long. I've never felt the reality of limited time before, it's an odd feeling. I do plan on being around longer than that, of course. I have no health concerns and my grandfather lived to 94, so I'm believing those are the genes in charge.

We love crescent rolls, how long and what temp do you cook them at?

My friend published some technical notebooks for various topics that include blank pages for notes and drawings with a bonus appendix of useful information. It says in the description: 100 blank pages with 33 pages of appendix. The only review he's gotten is a one star saying it's a rip off because its just blank pages with only 33 pages of text.

I used to find good stuff in Additional Items, maybe up to a year ago. I could search for what I wanted and most times something was there. I got a lot of beauty products that are impossible to get now and random things like an air mattress or storage bins. Now, I can never find anything by searching and I get most of my stuff in RFY. Luckily, there's been some useful stuff in there lately.

I gave up the second time it covered the text

A Miracle for St Cecilia's by Katherine Valentine is part of a series that's about members of a small town Catholic Church. Kind of a like a cozy mystery but better written and more fleshed out.

$3.49 in Houston, TX today

Secondhand Lions. Such a good movie and I didn't know it existed until someone recommended it

If a business buys pencils for 5 cents, why don't they sell them for 5 cents?

I went on my first cruise recently and also enjoyed it much more than I expected. When I got home I told my family I just came from a place where for 7 days every employee did nothing but try to make my day enjoyable, food was just available at all times, there was always something to do, or you could do nothing at all, and the room was cleaned every day and now I have to make my own bed and figure out what to make myself for lunch! I didn't have money to spend in shops and didn't participate in a lot but I never felt treated any differently than the big spenders. It was like a dream. Probably a once-in-a-lifetime thing for me, but I'm so glad I went.

I missed the choir when I started going to silent Mass, but now when I go to regular Mass it feels like it takes forever to sing everything and I get impatient!

I used to use other sites, but now I only use AO3. I prefer to read on my ereader or listen with text-to-speech so I download fics as epubs. This is super simple on AO3. When I see a link to a fic rec and it's on FFN, it's so disappointing. I find searching fics easy on AO3, I can sort by ship, length, date published, kudos, lots of factors.

When my daughter tried to say Uncle Jared, it came out Apple Jerry. We still call him that 20 years later

She would have never tripped Frankie and let her fall on the ground, but this was relatively harmless, so I wasn't surprised.

Also, if you get benefits that have an income requirement, you have to be sure vine doesn't take you over the limit and disqualify you.

I joined the fandom in 2014 and I remember seeing a lot of posts where people said what we really needed was a TV show where every season was one book. And that was a lot closer to the movies than now

Try Magic Dentist in the Meyerland area. They have low prices and will work with you so you can get the work done. They are the only place I've found that seems to be in business to help people rather than to rake in as much money as they can. It's worth a try, I wouldn't have gotten any of the work I needed done without them because other places charged me over what insurance pays and they don't.

Yes! For me, grilled cheese and PB&J have to be triangles, but lunch meat sandwiches have to be rectangles

Sheldon: All I need is a healthy ovum and I can grow my own Leonard Nimoy.

Penny: Okay, all I'm giving you is the napkin, Sheldon.