
So a couple of weeks I had the urge for cookies and I wanted to try to make them on my own from scratch since that is something I've never done and thought I could or at least try it. What do I need first? Flour! Ok I had some but not enough, no problem I will go to the store and look for some. I did not realize this would be more difficult than finding toilet paper. I have been to multiple stores and all their shelves have been empty for over a week now of all flour except those with no gluten or like rice flour. I've never worked with other flours except the regular all-purpose and also those other flours are about 10x more! Not a time to either experiment or trial and error with. I did find some flour at one place, lots in fact but the problem was, they were in 50 pound bags! It was a store for like restaurant supplies and their small 2 to 5 lbs bags were all gone. I still have a craving for cookies but bought some packaged one for now.

Not sure if this bugs anyone else but it sure bugs me ... so I do drink bottled water for the most part and I prefer Arrowhead. There is a taste difference as most have an after taste, Arrowhead (to me) doesn't. But that isn't what bugs me, what bugs me is I sometimes get those little togo packets you put in one of those bottles. 99% of them are sugar-free so it's great! They have great flavor and things like cherry and grape are usually the best. Maybe pineapple or a general fruit punch. But what bugs me is when you pour them in, there are usually some clumps and they either take forever to break-up or never dissolve and just seems like a waste. For something that is made for liquid, I would think they would figure out how to make them dissolve both faster and better.

Due to theatres being closed for the time being, no new updates for movies at this time.
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"O, wind, if winter comes, can spring be far behind?" - Percy Bysshe Shelley

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"There weren't any other guards on patrol down here." - Ron Canada
as Guard Woodruff in "National Treasure."
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