Note that as of Mar 17, 2009 I discovered the 'fake $5' is actually just an older note.
The past few mornings have been cooler, requiring a sweater.
They started putting up a wall in a part of the basement where there should have been an opening. I think it was a misunderstanding. I had mentioned I didn't want a door there, meaning just a doorway. But 'no door' on a diagram can mean 'continue the wall'! The guys said they don't mind us checking up on them, the sooner a problem is found, the better.
I'm taking my mom for a dental appointment today. L survived her first day of the lifeguard course. She said you have to be strong as you have to lift a lot of bricks out of the water. One kid was sent home. The instructor is very tough apparently. Oh, L found another fake $5 in a handbag that she hadn't unpacked for 2 years. So these fake bills have been around for awhile. I think I'll upload some pictures to try to show the more obvious differences.
Hopefully M will barbecue the strip loin steaks I have marinating for dinner. I also have corn on the cob. I realize I love coffee with cream in it, but try to stick to 1 percent milk.
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2 comments:
Yikes about the $5 bill! What do you do with them? I like cream in my coffee too, but they don't offer half-and-half here. The "cream" is so heavy here that I actually switched to semi-skim last year. Better for the waistline ;-)
I'm keeping mine as a souvenir, hopefully I don't get anymore, you're pretty much stuck with them unless you want to join the counterfeit trade!
Yes, we should stay away from the cream.
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