More ice cream is clearly needed.
More ice cream is clearly needed.
More than ice cream, me thinks.
My favourite ice cream is real cream vanilla. It may have some fine slivers of milk chocolate added.
What is your favourite ice cream flavour?
As Cicero said, “Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all the others.”
Yesterday I went to jack in the box for the teen working at my house. I had a chocolate shake with whipped cream on top and it was delicious!! It also was 800 calories. Ugh!
This is EXTREMELY unlikely to be true. Insurance plans (or Medicare/Medicaid) have to pay the administration fee as per the CARES act. There are a few pre-ACA ACA non-compliant plans that may be the exception, that's very rare and even then I believe it's free and they just don't bill the insurance company.How this impacts me is next week I can sign up for the vaccine in my state but I am not going to because I will have a deductible for the administration fee.
And this is simply not true of course. Even the under 50 have a 37 times greater fatality from covid than flu. But that's 37 times a small number, sure it's about 500 for flu. The 50-64 age group has more like double the deaths just in that age group, that the entire population has in an average flu season.With the older sicker people vaccinated covid is now more like a flu.
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I don't particularly dig ice cream anymore and wouldn't care if I never had it again.
How do you feel about aebleskiver?Originally Posted by rosarugosa
It's great, my Danish, mother in law*, makes it, made it just for mentioning it at one point during the endless pandemic with homemade berry jam.
* though I'm not married
healthy though? no
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I could take them or leave them. DH has a pan but it doesn't get used much. I'm not a big donut fan, but can enjoy one every now and then, and they seem pretty much like tiny donuts to me.
no they are tiny fat fluffy pancakes :P
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