1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Someone asked me yesterday if I knew what the "3 year wedding anniversary gift" was supposed to be, I had no idea there were certain gifts assigned to each year lol. Was news to me

 

If year 12 is 'rust' you might be able to knock out two years in one

 

Hmm, our 4 year anniversary is coming up and apparently that one is symbolized by "flowers and/or ripe fruit"...I can work with that

 

Which one is liquor and whores?

 

Here's a durian, I'm off to the beach, see ya in a week.

 

Trader Joe's it is

 

Since I'm pretty slow at projects, I guess I should start on my wife's 11th year gift now?

 

Finish your bumper first, wouldn't want that to get back burnered another decade.

 

Real talk; my nerve pain was gone after my adjustment visit yesterday.

I was almost in tears with laughter at how happy I was to not have any nerve pain.

I've been sore all day but a different type of sore. Doctor said it's normal as that happens after every adjustment.

Next appointment is this Friday, with appointments scheduled at 3 times per week. Guess it's that bad

 

I beat myself up enough for the both of us

 

ugh, yeah

I have a large cartridge filter (it's like the size of a nalgene lol) for a separate drinking water tap but sometimes I think I should have a full reverse osmosis system. I was all smug about drinking from stainless water bottles for a couple years but I think they're all coated with some kind of liner anyways

 

Yeah that shit is scary to think about. Although if I look at how I treated my body in my 20s I'm led to believe that maybe I'm immune to any of that


(it will probably come back to haunt me one day)

 

We just tossed our old pots and pans last week and ordered ceramic green pans. They are supposed to be everything bad free.... 10 years from now I'm sure there will be an issue with them.
My favorite is sill cast iron. Especially for a good stake.

 

Cast iron is the best for cooking imo. Stuff just cooks better on it.

Cast iron does add iron to whatever youre cooking on it but its generally not thought to be a bad thing.

 

I agree, if your anemic it's really good to use. They are just a pain to clean sometimes.

 

clean?

If I didn't have a glass cooktop I'd have cast

 

I didn't have any experience with cast iron skillets until I moved into my first place with roommates, one of them was big into cooking. One day I decided to clean his cast iron skillet that he had apparently just spent a lot of time "seasoning", oh man he was pissed lol.

I just wipe ours at home down with water and a paper towel when it's messy

 

You just made me crave quesadillas

 

Oh no

 

cast iron birthday quesadillas are where its at