The 50 Plus Cafe, Pub, All-Nite Greasy Spoon and Dive Bar

Quick catch up then off to PT and bed

Definition: Food Crime
This one sounds like a hanging offense 🧑‍⚖️

Your service, your choice.
I am grateful though... that one someone's worst day, they had our Rj by their side. 🫂🪽

what's the Dress Code at work?
Asking for a friend
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😱 What?!? And completely shut off a perfectly good revenue stream??? 😏

Nominee: Out of Context Quote of the Day

Here in the US, we would call those either a Granola Bar or an Oat Bar.

In the US, flapjack is synonymous with pancake or hot cake.

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(In case you take a shift at the grill ;) )

US Pancake/Flapjack (Thick, fluffy)
  • UK Equivalent: Pancake (but usually thinner, more like a crêpe) or Scottish Pancake (thicker).
  • Description: Made with a leavening agent (like baking powder) for fluffiness, pan-fried.
UK Flapjack (Oat bar)
  • US Equivalent: Granola bar, oat bar, or cereal bar.
  • Description: Baked bars of rolled oats, butter, brown sugar, and syrup, cut into squares.
Key Difference
US: Flapjacks = Pancakes (batter).
UK: Flapjacks = Oat bars (baked).

That's it for me...
Sweet Dreams, spoonies
Order Up!
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Thanks for going the extra mile with the flapjack / pancake analysis!
What you call flapjacks are sold as pancakes in the UK, always best served warm with butter and/or honey or maple syrup.
The industrial UK flapjacks / oat cakes are often disgusting, made with cheap fats and too much processed garbage.
The home-made ones, on the other hand, are glorious inventions with all manner of fruity and nutty flavours.
 
Money does crazy stuff to people. 😤🤬 It's why it's so important to have everyone who needs to know aware of the financial picture. So many times one partner lets the other take care of the money then ends up blindsided. We made sure that wouldn't happen to either of us.
We are transparent with all finances and each know where all of the critical things are…
 
I am a flapjack and sausage rolls snob.

(Only because we have wonderful tea shops in quaint little English villages where the above mentioned items provide my grading standards!)

Bigger towns, of course, have identical high streets with all the usual coffee shop chains.

Important question: Why does Starbucks coffee taste so bad?
I am just anti chain.

I am always pro mom and pop shop. Love those little English towns with nice pubs or tea places.

Makes me wanna go back!
 
I showed her your snow villages and she LOVED it! Especially the ski hill!

She is sick she can’t set up her snow villages (she inherited a couple from two sisters plus what she’s collected) this year. Two reasons…she physically can’t do it this year and a very inquisitive two yr old is living with her! I thought about just setting it up myself, but might punt on that…
Maybe she can set one up w help out of reach of the 2 year old!
 
Welp - you'll need a transport order in there somewhere, too :oops:

Leavenworth Prison (Kansas) - maximum security federal/military prison

Leavenworth Christmas Town (Washington) - a Bavarian-themed mountain town in the Cascades known for year-round charm and Christmas events
@kathyisgr65

our resident researcher, @likes2watchU , has done her research… again for us!
 
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