Scholars, supported by underlings? (G)
Well, yeah, but the underlings themselves have a
culture, which seems to be a potential subject for
study, and some of the roles morph into professions of
their own. Q.V. hospital and university administrators.
Going round and round in circles then.
The falcon cannot hear the falconer, more like.
Undoubtedly so. A hunter/gatherer converted to a factory line worker would be one of many who did not understand the "why" of it all.
I figure that even people well into the process may
not see the big picture.
Probably so. OTOH, you'll have people that see it and try to figure out
a way to get out of the cycle. Some may do so successfully, others will
There are those who would claim that that's our role in life.
stay in the same role forever.
Most most probably do.
I hope that place keeps living up to its reputation.
If the first 3 weeks have been any indicator, it's a permanent plant in
the area. Enough people from areas served by Wegman's now living in this
area will keep it going.
If the buzz can continue, and the local management doesn't
give in to the temptation of cutting corners (I'm not certain
how close corporate oversight will be as the distance grows
from the headquarters).
I wasn't meaning you necessarily, but perhaps the Observer
or someone like that.
They might, or one of the local tv stations might.
It's as likely to be news as any of the news.
See my note to Nancy about the price comparing. They didn't take into
account sales, house brands, etc which probably would have lowered
totals more so. Now they need to do a follow up rating of various
store's house brands. (G)
Price comparisons aren't supposed to take into account sales,
house brands, etc. Comparisons of house brands would have to
take more factors into account, such as product quality, which
takes a simple rough guide into something far more complex and
probably not great bang for the buck.
presumably making money at it.
I earn my pin money by sewing.
I don't have an ATM card and thus don't get pin money!
But let, say, Sean speak up on the subject.
OK with me. Figured you might catch the sewing/pin relationship tho.
Did. Tried to match one for one pun for pun.
Source: what my mother did in the 1950s and '60s
My mom's stewed tomato recipe:
Send child to cellar to get a quart jar of home canned tomatoes. Heat contents of said jar to boiling. Set table (or have child do so) to
include small bowl (only at Dad's place, for his tomatoes), serve in
larger bowl. Serves 7--2 adults, 5 children of various ages.
Source: what my mom did in 50s thru early 70s. Mid to late 70s fewer
served as children left home for various reasons but Mom continued to
can tomatoes until about 2008. For all I know, there might still be some
jars on the shelves in the cellar.
I'd try them if they were offered.
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Title: Vegetable Burger Soup
Categories: Soups
Servings: 1
1/2 lb Ground beef 1 pk (10-oz) frozen mixed
2 c Water Vegetables
1 cn (16-oz) stewed tomatos 1/4 c Dry onion soup mix
1 cn (8-oz) tomato sauce 1 ts Sugar
In large saucepan, brown ground beef. Drain off excess fat. Stir in
water,
stewed tomatos, tomato sauce, vegetables, onion soup mix and sugar. Bring
to boiling. Cook and simmer 20 minutes. Source unknown
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