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A neighbor tried Blue Apron and was less than impressed. His complaints were the same as @azdr0710 and @Spursy - excessive packaging and overly-complex instructions. He couldn't understand how it was more convenient than stopping at the supermarket, given he had to time his schedule around their delivery schedule, lest the box sit outside in the Southern California sun. He also mentioned that the portions were either way too big or not big enough.

Honey, that's not what the stirrups are for. On second thought...

To paraphrase an ad campaign: Price of a massage from HandsomeTallStud: $120 - $150 Priceless.

OXO Greensaver containers do a great job prolonging the life of produce. I've kept blueberries for a couple of wees on them and they were fine.

Same here. Not even sure why there is such a thing as a blueberry bagel. They don't taste like blueberries, but they taste like hell with cream cheese/lox or ham.

I noticed this in the Whole Foods located near Central Phoenix. Not so much in the Whole Foods located at the edge of Paradise Valley. Apparently, so is this voluntary "avoid traveling" thing.

It is funny that this occurred in Santee, one of the East County suburbs of San Diego. When I moved to SD in 2000 folks referred to the town as "Klantee."

I'm very sad to hear this. Thinking good thoughts.

What a great, uplifting article! Thanks for posting it, @samhexum

And several restaurants have stated they are not ready to re-open out of safety concerns. Being in a high-risk group (asthmatics) I'm laying low through the end of May. Maricopa County is still seeing new infections, so I am not yet comfortable with going full-tilt. However, in early June I intend to hire someone and eat at a restaurant.

Particularly the pic (28 of 24 if you don't open his semi-private pics) which shows a guy playing with his foreskin. Ad states (and other pics display) he is cut.

Nope. The four million people who call metro Phoenix home do not migrate anywhere. That goes for clients and escorts.

Cute. Thanks for posting.

When I buy rosemary bread at the bakery it irks me that it has the big holes in it. Yours is more like regular bread, which is better when toasting or making a sandwich.

That's because your credit card issuer is set up to do that type of verification.

His Twitter account handle, which he established before escorting, is the same as his current ad name. My guess is he went back and forth trying to brand himself. Makes sense for his ad to align with his Twitter. Have not hired him yet. Waiting for coronacrisis to abate.

Your credit card company called you because the transactions originated from a non-US merchant (OnlyFans is located in the UK) and were generated via the Internet. That combination is often a sign of fraud having occurred. When verifying the transaction they use the name as it appears in the transaction. If you had subscribed to "Bunny WooWoo" or "CeleryRUs" they would have mentioned those names when verifying the transaction. FWIW, my credit card company has never called to verify an OF transaction.

The answer is probably as it should be. Would you like your dalliances discussed by others without your consent?

I had not heard of his passing. Thanks for posting.

He was a lifelong animal lover who was able to transform his passion into a career. Even after the tragic mauling incident (where he suffered from a stroke) he always had a smile on his face. Very sad news.

My employer isn't starting its return-to-work plan until July 1, at which point employees will return based on the criticality of their role being on-site. In the meantime, they are planning how to re-configure workplaces to facilitate social distancing. That last bit is funny because we just started renovating workspaces to eliminate offices and put people closer to one another.

Welcome back, @Okliehomo! Nice to see you posting again.

IMO, Mintboys sums it up quite nicely on the "Contact" popup:

My cats are loving this. When I am on calls we play with the feather-and-stick toy. When I'm not on a call one of them snuggles next to me while I work. They either get moist food twice a day or fish flakes at lunch and moist food at dinner. They try to outdo each other in getting my attention. Now, Linus took a vacation day last week. The choices were 1) snuggling up with a pile of dirty laundry or 2) help dad work. He chose laundry.