What's everyone up to right now?

[Joods]

No - she buys it. My only point was that it's a food I believe she eats daily

That doesn't diminish my love. 

Korean food is something I could eat almost every day. I fucking love kimchi.

I've never tried it. I hear there are a bunch of variations to it. I'm open to something with only veggies and not too spicy.

[Crossless2.0]

I can't speak to variations in Korean cuisine, as my experience has been limited to the two restaurants in my area (New Orleans, really) and a couple of dishes I've enjoyed courtesy of a local lady who is a damn good cook and thinks I don't eat enough.

I doubt I could ever tire of Bibimbap. Try it if you get a chance.

[Jackalope]

Packing for an overnight stay in hospital.

And it better be overnight.

No complications!  Got that, brain??

Be well.
Don't trust doctors.

[ignoramus]

Beccs, It better be an overnighter!

(if you know what I mean!)

(As Roger Dangerfield said: I could've been worse, it could've been over in an hour!)

[Joods]

Watching a serious accident that happened about 20 minutes ago up on the main road from my house. A small car is no match for a tractor trailer. I wish people would learn that and be more respectful for the trucks on the road. It's a hell of a lot harder to stop 80,000 pounds than it is 2000.

[Angrboda]

Drinking coffee, listening to music, and reading the news. It's raining pretty good outside, so I doubt I'll get down to Target tonight. Maybe. Depends on how bored I am.

[The Valkyrie]

Packing for an overnight stay in hospital.

And it better be overnight.

No complications!  Got that, brain??

Be well.
Don't trust doctors.

I don't.

And I trust surgeons even less!

[no one]

Joods:
Watching a serious accident that happened about 20 minutes ago up on the main road from my house. A small car is no match for a tractor trailer. I wish people would learn that and be more respectful for the trucks on the road. It's a hell of a lot harder to stop 80,000 pounds than it is 2000.


Natural selection at work. The gene pool needs to be purged of stupidity.

[Angrboda]

Jor - I have a 6qt. crock pot and it easily feeds a family of 4. Get the larger one if you want, that way you can make dinners and portion them out and freeze them. It would be a lot cheaper doing it that way.

Thanks for the input. My main reason for considering something larger than the 4.5 quart was that it might not be large enough for some things, such as an especially large pot roast. If the 6 quart can feed 4, then the 4.5 quart, arguably would make enough for three. I'm not planning on cooking and putting away meals in the freezer, and to the extant that I would, 4.5 quarts would probably be adequate. So, I'll take a look at the larger pots but will probably stick with the smaller one.

[Clueless Morgan]

BWAHAHAHA!!! You haven't found me!

Should I take that as a challenge? 

Take it however you want.