Salty sales

Yesterday, some sample-giver-outer lady at the grocery store tried to convince me to buy a particular brand of deli meat for its low sodium content.

Hah!

Apparently she hadn’t read this blogpost.

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Mold vs. man

My husband likes to tell me that “he’s all that’s man.”

He gives me reason to doubt, however, when I ask him why he hates using rinsed-out yogurt containers as Tupperware and he responds that it’s because he can’t see through the plastic and he’s afraid of opening it up and finding mold.

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Thrifty husband

Mike is a pretty thrifty dude, but even he didn’t know how good a deal he was getting when he bought new fish at the pet store the other day. Turns out, it was buy one, get seven free.

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From the photo you can tell that it was a great deal, but not a particularly big deal.

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Steven Seagal to prevent terrorism

OK, so I try not to be political on my blog, but have you heard about actor Steven Seagal’s recent foray into the school protection arena with the formation of a school posse plan? If not, you need to check out this article from  CBSNews.com.

My favorite quote:

Arizona Democratic House Minority Leader Chad Campbell called the plan to use Seagal as an instructor “ludicrous.”

“Steve Seagal is an actor. That’s it. Why don’t we also have Clint Eastwood and Chuck Norris and Bruce Willis come out and train them too while we’re at it,” Campbell said.

Pic from Gage Skidmore on Flickr.
Pic from Gage Skidmore on Flickr.

 

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Unnecessary updates

I purposely have all those daily Facebook announcements going to an obscure email address. Bottomline, I don’t want to read uneventful or overly personal updates.

I do still get updates from LinkedIn, which I assume will at least be useful in some professional manner.

Today’s headline from LinkedIn: “Mark Cuban: My Colonoscopy.”

Since I’m not in the colonoscoper job market, I still haven’t deduced how or why that headline would be at all relevant for me. Augh.

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