I dunno. I need to find out. I'm thinking maybe tarragon because I don't think that's in the blend I used to use. But to me, it's reminiscent of aniseed and washing up liquid. Hateful.

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For a storm that's supposed to be "worse than the one that sunk the Edmund Fitzgerald", this is a little lame to say the least.

This blend is "Herbes de Provence" and contains (in order) Thyme, Rosemary, Basil, Marjoram, Oregano and Tarragon.

My old blend was Thyme, Marjoram, Oregano, Parsely, Sage and Basil, so I'd say it has to be the Tarragon. But I can't smell it at all when i sniff the tub -only once it's added to the food. Ah well, guess that's an item for the compost.......

Or it could be the basil -I don't like basil and it's in a larger proportion in this blend.

"Eight spices? Some of these must be repeats...'Or-e-GAno...' What the hell?"

Bagpipes. Upstairs. Right now.

Otherwise I'd be reading something with paper pages.

it's UG. He's stalking you.

My level of apathy is so high.I don't care who or what, just play in key or be quiet!

a little tarragon goes a very long way.

Marge.

954.95 mb Barometer, and 23 ft waves.

Are you ready for this?
 

I think one of my clients must be losing her mind, I just got an email asking me if there was a way for a person to easily email a number of files to 4 people at a time.

W
T
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:facepalm:

She's the one giving your email address to all those spammers. :haha:

Sounds like my Mom. She also likes to talk to her computer when its slow, telling it to 'come on, come on'.

Whats really frustrating tho, she's click happy. So when I am trying (over the phone) to lead her step by step through a process, she will go ahead of my instructions clicking away in anticipation and get herself all muddled up. Usually I give up by then because she is incapable of explaining where her clicks led her. (And, of course I'm pretty weak giving computer help in the first place.)

The "n" key is stuck. Ugh...need to ask someone to fix it for me before I kill it by slamming on it just to get it typed in.

Just do 't use the dam, thi g.;)