Tell me about the amora diffuser...do you have a good one?
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Comments (7)It ain't always etiquette, either. Minimum wage isn't a law for no good reason......but it woefully falls short of providing protection for waitpeople (especially) and often agricultural workers. Uncles Sammy expects restaurant waiters to get tips. So much so, that he will automatically expect them to get it and hand out a substantial tax liability to them. Then he makes them jump through loops to keep track of it, including the employer keeping records. Come on, go to a fancy restaurant and the person you depend on to feed you is making a little over two dollars an hour?????????? Legally!!!!!!! Nobody should be dependent on a stranger's charity for money they have already earned. That's archaic. I know, I know, the restaurant owners say the prices go up if they pay a decent wage. Duh. When I add twenty to thirty percent on my bills for a tip, I have already figured out that my food is more expensive. The sad part is, that not every community or area of a community is home to people who can/do pay humane tips. And not every restaurant is possibility to some people who do this for a living. So, they work their bottoms off and get shafted, both by the customer and the tax department. I'd like us be like England, where a tip is just that.........over and above the expected, and only if you really want to give one.......and let the employer pay their help a legal wage. You cannot staple twenty percent of your piece of fudge to your 1040....See MoreWhat can you tell me about a Dosatron both good and bad?
Comments (3)I have a Dosatron installed in my manufacturing faciliy to deliver 1/2 oz soap/gal of water in a metal cleaning operation. The unit has been installed for about two years now...8hrs day/5day/wk/51 wk/yr. No problems at all. Easy to set, easy to change. As I remember I bought it directly from them at : http://www.dosatronusa.com/ Filter? Yep, good idea..cheap insurance ' cause (as I remember) they aren't cheap. Steve...See MoreTell me the good, bad and ugly about cats!
Comments (78)Thanks to you all for posting the pic for me! natal, Thanks! I had to postpone the vet appt to Tuesday. My dryer quit working and had to get it fixed that day. sable, I will definately ask the vet if it could possibly be asthma. She still does it a lot! Funny thing about her, I was ready for her to be a "talker" since she is a siamese mix, and she hardly talks! Maybe she will as she gets older? bestyears, she is doing great with my son! She still loves my DH the best though. My son wants to carry her around, when she would rather be sleeping, I think. He sometimes picks her up when she's in her little post (in the pic), asleep. tjerrilynn, that is the CUTEST thing I have ever seen! I love his (or her) haircut! marlene, thank you and I am glad to hear about the male and female cats together. I am going to seriously start looking for another one. betsyhac, your cats are so pretty and full-figured-LOL! June is on the skinny side now, and I'm guessing she will be until she gets out of the kitten stage. I wonder what she will look like when she's all mature! She plays with us a lot now, and is very curious. She loves to lay on her back and let us rub her belly until she falls asleep, so cute! I got a hooded kitty litter box and she likes it, thank goodness! It has been much easier to keep clean around the box now. I put one of those rubber (I think) kind of pads down in front of her box as she walks out and it has made such a difference, plus the hood on the box. She has Softpaws on her nails right now, baby blue to match her eyes! We just love her!...See MorePlease tell me good things about my kitchen layout!
Comments (4)Can't really see the details...Is that the stove area on the bottom wall, backed up to the powder room? It might be nicer to have it closer to the fridge, but there are advantages to having it separated from the cleanup area and other kitchen activities. It's sad your laundry and garage traffic will go right past the stove, but I had a kitchen with the garage door (laundry and pantry storage shelves were also in the garage) opening into one end of a tight galley, and really never thought anything of it. It was what I got with the house and I don't remember ever having it be a problem. The lovely big island will be valuable for prepping, big baking projects, etc. Also helpful for big school projects, wrapping gifts, etc. where a large workspace is advantageous, and otherwise, might have to be done on the floor. The aisles are roomy and your breakfast area seems to be about 2/3 the size of the great room, so looks roomy to me, too. (What are the dimensions?) Lots of window for nice natural light. (Which direction do they face?) It looks like there is plenty of room for helpers and for visitors. People have posted FAR worse 'builders standard'/stock plan kitchens here. I really do think this one will be pretty nice. I understand that especially after seeing everyone plan every little detail of their kitchens here, it's hard not to have any input...But chin up...and try to enjoy! There are lots of good things here to focus on....See More
7 years agoI have had this one for about three years and have no problems with it. I ended up getting one for the guest bedroom and main bedroom.
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