I am in here, somehow on stage with a bunch of actual stage performers (just me chilling by the Oscar winner), at the conclusion of a remarkable week. Thanks to everybody at JoCo Cruise; I have never done anything quite like it.
I agree with this too! Agitating to distribute the dressing is a reasonable step (I believe), but you actually don’t want to shake as hard as you can. A nice gentle back-and-forth flipping motion is going to leave you a better result, even if it’s not as virile as I guess beating up your salad is.
Like, if shaking a prepared salad to distribute dressing is a novelty to you and you feel like it signals a muscular approach to life, you are inexperienced with salad. I don’t know what else to say.
This is the kind of lede that will make people suspect you have never prepared food for yourself in your life.
Shaking things is actually quite common. Often you are meant to do it “well,” and do it “before using.” In fact, sometimes you do it “and bake” as a way to prepare chicken.
Truly, Charles Barkley seems like one of the great examples of the mixed blessing of people who say literally whatever pops into their heads at all times.
I’m sure it’s hard to completely prevent this kind of thing from happening, but the specific language he used (about the landslide, especially) should have been a sign that this was a political operative and not a random perplexed bystander. You can still quote him! But it needed context.
Yes. Note: If you see the Capitol and the gold horsies, that’s not Minneapolis!
And to everybody I know who loved my friend Petra Mayer: They love her there. She’s a legend. You would have loved to hear them talk about her.
There is something so perverse about claiming to be interested enough in writing to REVIEW BOOKS and nevertheless think it’s fine to do this.
As Woody would say: YOU ARE A TOYYYYEEEEEEE.
Linda Holmes
Linda Holmes
Being on a boat is great, but being back at home with a dog who’s happy to see me is the BEST.
