Products You Knew Existed, but Never Tried Before Now
 

Sensodyne Pronamel Toothpaste.

Except for a brief foray into Tom's of Maine, I have been a dedicated Crest user, unless another major brand is on sale, of course. I have recently been seeing a lot of commericals for this Sensodyne stuff, and the whole fizzy whitening thing seemed intriguing. And then it went on sale. I have no idea if this stuff is more effective than any other brand on the market, but after three days of use I can say that my mouth feels remarkably fresh after I use it.

Sheets Made of Awesome

They're not really called that, but that's what a former cow orker named them. He's right. They now make sheets out of polarfleece. They are soft and warm and yummy, almost as though they are made of awesome. However, I do find I have to regard them kind of like a green car ... I will probably never make back the money that I paid for these sheets in lower heating costs. But that's not going to stop me from trying.

Where do you find these awesome sheets?

You'll make it back in enjoyment.

QVC.

I find a lot of awesome there, actually. Including things like my last three laptops, directions bitch, and the amazing hard anodized cookware set. And my Keurig. And my high threadcount sheets. And my silicone cookie sheets. And the Ninja Blender. And the extremely dangerous vegetable slicer. The less said about the wonder chopper momwolf wanted some years back, the better.

I love QVC.

Where else can I buy pajamas in installments?

Love the Q.

I used to fantasize about staying home from work, sitting around in my bathrobe, sipping a Bloody one and exercising a nice, fresh Gold card on QVC stuff.

Heaven!

Thank you for fantasizing about buying stuff from one of my local businesses.

I'm essentially doing that. But without the tomato juice. Or the vodka.

"Not what we have, but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance"
-- Jean Petit-Senn

Popdigr drinks 'Mr. & Mrs. T Bold & Spicy Bloody Mary Mix'. By itself, no alcohol.

:greenface

I think momwolf used to do that ... at least that's what she claimed ... it was back in the 70s.

I just don't like tomato juice, or vodka. And I also won't be enjoying a plateful of stuffed mushroom caps, because I despise mushrooms more than tomato juice and vodka.

I have intentionally had vodka ... it's kind of essential to the Espressotini, so I will make an exception in a sufficiently good cause.