Saturday, May 2, 2009
I Blame myself for putting it there....
Last Saturday, I was closing a window (above) but first you have to pull the blinds up with the string and lock it to the right. But fate had positioned my hand right where the sword is and I pulled to far. And Ouchie.....Sliced my Knuckle..thankfully not off and did't hurt until after it started to bleed. It was so sharp that I didn't realize it was cut.
Here is the cut...not to big. But the not bending the knuckle or using the finger for two - three days was worse then the cut.
Today it is almost completely healed. A week later. Knuckle are a pain to help heal.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Torpedo / Quiznos
Turkey Club
Turkey, bacon, mozzarella, chopped lettuce and tomato, mayo, Red Wine Vinaigrette
Well, Yesterday I took one for team http://eatfresh2009.wordpress.com to checkout the competition. See Subway has a good thing going on with the 5 $ footlong "ANY" right now. And Quiznos is trying to steal the Thunder of that, with their new 4 $ Torpedo. Well here are my pros and cons;
CON: Supposedly it is over a footlong. It's about a footlong, and it is as skinny at shit. It is less then half the size of a subway footlong in width. Think of a hot dog bun made of cabatta bread.
CON: The condiments are all chopped up like a salad and fall out of the "hot dog bun" as you eat it.
CON: Have to eat it like a taco, not a sandwich.
CON: I had to cut it in half myself, when I got home.
CON: The condiments are preset.
CON: I couldn't see them making it, all their sauce shelving was up against the sneeze guard.
CON: So small I ate the whole thing. It fills you up like a "6 inch" No second half to look forward too.
CON: The person making my sandwich was white college student, as she was making my "Torpedo" she was taking forever because she was talking to her friend on the other side of the counter...It wasn't all business making sandwiches like the immigrants and Subway. That upset me.
CON: They hypnotize you with the perfectly toastedness, so you can forget about the shitty performance they give.
CON: Widowmakers are 1.29 extra. Thumbs down.
PRO: Perfectly Toasted
PRO: Acceptional flavor, bread was softer then I thought.
PRO: For me the anxiety of wondering what to put on it- No confrontation.
PRO: forgot about the cons as I was eating it.
With all those cons, Clearly the Choice is Subway.....It just more VALUE involved.
If I was forced to rate this on a 90 point scale, doesn't deserve the 100 scale.
70/90
Turkey, bacon, mozzarella, chopped lettuce and tomato, mayo, Red Wine Vinaigrette
Well, Yesterday I took one for team http://eatfresh2009.wordpress.com to checkout the competition. See Subway has a good thing going on with the 5 $ footlong "ANY" right now. And Quiznos is trying to steal the Thunder of that, with their new 4 $ Torpedo. Well here are my pros and cons;
CON: Supposedly it is over a footlong. It's about a footlong, and it is as skinny at shit. It is less then half the size of a subway footlong in width. Think of a hot dog bun made of cabatta bread.
CON: The condiments are all chopped up like a salad and fall out of the "hot dog bun" as you eat it.
CON: Have to eat it like a taco, not a sandwich.
CON: I had to cut it in half myself, when I got home.
CON: The condiments are preset.
CON: I couldn't see them making it, all their sauce shelving was up against the sneeze guard.
CON: So small I ate the whole thing. It fills you up like a "6 inch" No second half to look forward too.
CON: The person making my sandwich was white college student, as she was making my "Torpedo" she was taking forever because she was talking to her friend on the other side of the counter...It wasn't all business making sandwiches like the immigrants and Subway. That upset me.
CON: They hypnotize you with the perfectly toastedness, so you can forget about the shitty performance they give.
CON: Widowmakers are 1.29 extra. Thumbs down.
PRO: Perfectly Toasted
PRO: Acceptional flavor, bread was softer then I thought.
PRO: For me the anxiety of wondering what to put on it- No confrontation.
PRO: forgot about the cons as I was eating it.
With all those cons, Clearly the Choice is Subway.....It just more VALUE involved.
If I was forced to rate this on a 90 point scale, doesn't deserve the 100 scale.
70/90
Friday, March 27, 2009
Mulder's Hair Cut
I gave Mulder a trim down today. He didn't really need it but we have been going on long walks lately and it's flea season. I just want to keep him in good spirits as we walk. It takes about an hour to trim him. I take hm for a walk to tire him out. Then you should see him, he just lays there and closes his eyes until I am done, then I give him a treat for being such a good sport.
Last time we walked him (Travis & I) he had to stop in the middle of the sidewalk and scratch ed his head with his hind leg, adorably of course, but poor thing. Well the flea once a month squeeze didn't protect to well I guess, so we slapped on a collar which we purchases on our walk last week and the fleas jumped ship. But I am convinced that it gave me an allergic reaction. So I resort drastic measures. I'll have to find some other form of protection that will be right for both of us.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Home made Tuna
Well today, I made my own Tuna sandwich with ingredients as follows
Chunck Light Tuna
Olive oil 1 tbs
corn
chopped carrots
Clover Honey - drizzle
Cilantro - small bunch chopped
Lime juice - half a lime
salt & pepper
Light Mayo - 1tbs
Mixed together and slap some on Sare Lee Whole Wheat Honey oat Bread. Wow, so good. I think Skyler and Chris will love it, Travis maybe. Was to excited and forgot to take a picture, maybe tomorrow.
None of the ingredients were a mistake. That's what makes it so great I rate my own creation on a 200 point scale (180/200)
The score is high because one can of Tuna makes about two sandwiches. So I can make a fresh one later or tomorrow. May you guys should order the second half of the sandwich dissembled so it if fresh when you want it.
For more Sandwich talk please visit: http://eatfresh2009.wordpress.com/
Chunck Light Tuna
Olive oil 1 tbs
corn
chopped carrots
Clover Honey - drizzle
Cilantro - small bunch chopped
Lime juice - half a lime
salt & pepper
Light Mayo - 1tbs
Mixed together and slap some on Sare Lee Whole Wheat Honey oat Bread. Wow, so good. I think Skyler and Chris will love it, Travis maybe. Was to excited and forgot to take a picture, maybe tomorrow.
None of the ingredients were a mistake. That's what makes it so great I rate my own creation on a 200 point scale (180/200)
The score is high because one can of Tuna makes about two sandwiches. So I can make a fresh one later or tomorrow. May you guys should order the second half of the sandwich dissembled so it if fresh when you want it.
For more Sandwich talk please visit: http://eatfresh2009.wordpress.com/
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