Lily H

Our Costco suitcases from 6 - 7 years ago have been through many trips. 

Costco 

I maybe wrong but is there a need to air this one fracc issue in public for the world to read? 

Why didn't you speak up during the meeting or talk with anyone involved within your fracc?

I don't mean to offend anyone.

The New York Times:

Road Tripping With Diana Kennedy

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/21/dining/diana-kennedy.html
 

The proper health insurance research (plans, coverages, agents or reasons which to pick) should have been done online extensively way before the actual move. 

Another choice:

Dr. Jessica Quintanilla Flores 

3310504287

jesspao83@hotmail.com

Guadalupe Victoria #101C, Ajijic 

On 6/6/2019 at 4:49 PM, Herman said:

Kinda. Hehehe

Isn't it so unfortunate for someone to potentially lose the job over this when it should have been easily avoided?

That's quite a loss of integrity as a grownup.

The box says Oticon OPN S1 minirite and use 312 battery.

How many years have you had yours? 

Thanks!

Is there anyone wearing behind the ears Oticon hearing aids? I'm trying a pair now and want to hear any opinions about this brand please.

happyjillin: It's getting dreadful you're still here.

Ok.

On 5/22/2019 at 12:23 PM, DeborahM said:

I can't find any information about this. Are we permitted to bring "Mexican plated cars" "to Canada" for "temporary visits"? Thanks for any information, or for "direction to reliable sources".

30 minutes ago, RVGRINGO said:

Canadians are not considered "visitors", even if they have been away for years. 

From the OP's question, we know she asked: 1) "Mexican plated cars", 2) "to Canada", 3) for "temporary visits" and 4) she asked for "reliable sources".

No where says she's Canadian so I cannot make the assumption. She is very likely a Canadian, but can be a French, a Japanese, a Chinese or maybe a Belarusian just wants to tour Canada. 

The canadian government website is one credible source if I'm driving to Canada temporarily as a visitor with a Mexican plated car.

Each Canadian province has its own rules. For example: A visitor can drive his/her own foreign  plated car freely for up to 3 months but needs international driver's license for over 3 months.

Nitrates are added to cure meats in order to keep meat in red color. The plumping process of 15 - 30% and some even 40% saltwater injected to packaged meat for flavor and freshness. Both are allowed in the US by USDA.

As a result, the under layer meat changed color because it's soaked in water. We also end up paying some saltwater since it adds weight to the meat.

So NO Walmart prepackaged meat.

2 hours ago, tomgates said:

As long as the car has insurance and is properly registered, any car from anywhere can be driven anywhere.

Enlighten me why tomgates isn't right?

According to: Travel.gc.ca

Visitors and tourists to Canada

"If you are entering Canada as a visitor, ... you can temporarily bring your vehicle to Canada for your own use... it must be exported when the time limit of your stay has been reached."

The store bought orange juice or whatever other juice , regardless if it's labeled 100% natural or 100% pure or freshly squeezed and packed or not from concentrate, it doesn't taste like real.

The reasons are the juice producers have to take out the oxygen during the process and add orange flavors in the case of orange juice made of orange peels.

The flavor won't be listed on the juice box because it isn't required by the Mexican Federal Commission of Sanitary Risk Prevention — the regulating body in Mexico responsible for food safety. 

So nothing is better than the freshly squeezed orange juice.

Do intellectually sophisticated people ever claim they are sophisticated?

4 minutes ago, ComputerGuy said:

I believe he is about to announce his retirement. Again.

And you announced his retirement online here before he has a chance to announce his own retirement himself?

16 hours ago, Zeb said:

In either case, you will need two witness signatures with a US Notary to place a seal.

It is very important that the two witnesses and the notary all present at the same time during the signing. No relatives can serve as witnesses.

Otherwise, the will is invalid.

40 minutes ago, ComputerGuy said:

Agreed. It's the owner's choice, 100%. We all value creativity and uniqueness in our eateries, so suggesting that an owner change his main concepts seems kinda pointless. Unless you also feel that the restaurant will fail otherwise. There is a fine line here somewhere. It's different than telling, say, the owner of Scallions that his eggs benny could use some real improvement.

Why would a successful businessman not listen to and gain a few or more potential new customers?

If someone is in the service business: It is never about the business owner, it should be all about the customers.

Dreaming of Home and Mother (1851)

John Pond Ordway (Composer)

Cello

https://youtu.be/C6K3vD_GtlI

More details here:

You can take more batteries if they are replaceable zinc-air batteries (e.g., 10A, 312A, 13A, 675A).

You are allowed only Lithium ion (Li-ion) rechargeable batteries in the hearing aids, but not extra spare ones).

Below is what I found out. You might want to check the airline you're flying with.

"For personal use, there is currently no restriction on the number of spare batteries allowed in a traveler’s carry-on luggage. This means cell phone batteries, hearing aid button cells ..."

All purpose kitchen knife sold by GOMUM on US Amazon.

A simple and cheap aluminum lime squeezer from tianguis. 

I should have mentioned Dra. Flores' excellent qualities as a physician: observant, confident, caring. She listened to me very carefully. That is important when we want to work as a team. She is also highly skilled because of a few health recommendations.