Pretty much the same at our local Walmart. My wife went yesterday and came back with a few things. She brought home some corned beef and has no idea what yo do with it. Guess they don't see it much in the Philippines. Bless her heart, I had to talk her out of making soup out of it.I was shocked to find mostly bare shelves. Produces - empty, meat - not much, I grabbed a brisket but the pickings were extremely slim like I’ve never seen. Dairy - nothing. Bread - minimal, shelves were 80 empty on bread isle.
Pretty much the same at our local Walmart. My wife went yesterday and came back with a few things. She brought home some corned beef and has no idea what yo do with it. Guess they don't see it much in the Philippines. Bless her heart, I had to talk her out of making soup out of it.
We were lucky because we did our weekly shopping the day before the storm and can last a few more days. Also, we didn't lose power or water.
Thinly sliced on a sandwich is ok but other than that i don't care for it.If not for the high sodium content, i’d eat it everyday.
Sauté with onion and tomato. Enjoy with rice.
People that do that should be crucifiedBe aware as there is a Utility Company Scam going on as well:
'It was so cruel': North Texans warn others of scammers posing as utility companies
The most recent incident happened when someone reported to BBB that a person claiming to be with Oncor Electric Delivery offered a discount on their energy plan.www.wfaa.com
You may need antibiotics.I've got what looks like skim milk flowing from the tap, you?
I've got what looks like skim milk flowing from the tap, you?
LAST thing before going to bed last night was my flush valve jammed up after working fine for hours.
Couldn't have been worse timing this morning.
Sounds like you would have had a decent supply of fresh, if a bit gamey meat and fresh dairy! What's not to love? HeheVery smart. But where I live, if you left it outside a building the coons, foxes, bobcats, and other varmints would find it long before the next morning. They are desperate right now.
The elbow had drooped a bit and held water. Of course it was under a bunch of insulation.Why did your AC drain line have so much water in it?
Were ya'll running the AC?
I'm confused.
ETA: Only asking due to the thread you posted in