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You are the BEST, @nWo! Simply THE BEST! THANK YOU!

Hidden Brain with Shankar Vedantam is my favorite so far.

I don't really feel that I have to describe them all. I work in an organization of over 1700 individuals. I manage 30, almost all of whom are millenials . One thing I notice all too often are people of my age in executive roles not supporting their millenial counterparts, or treating them as if they are somehow deficient in their habits. Your description of wanting flexibility and making is what everyone strives for. Why would you use it pejoratively when describing millenials?

I work with many many millennials and I am the parent of two, both of whom have millennial s/O's. Not one of the millennials I personally know are as you describe. The type of people you describe are not primarily of any one generation.

I'm still waiting to hear if we lose the '13 Championship...

I have never taken any home from inside the store. But the number most places put in your bag for a DT order more than keeps me in a stash in my console.

But they cost money and you get a few extra with any take out order anyway.

I would argue that millennials have given new life to urban homesteading, farmer's market, the concept of considering a businesses values and initiatives when choosing where to spend their money... The list goes on, but I like where the world is going as millennials grow into their futures. But...I'm a Chase the cheese kind of person.

Agree and do all of the same. Definitely not a millennial here. Just a used to be poor person who is still cheap. :lol:. For guests I have some cloth napkins. There can never be more than 4 people though....including me. :lol2:

His style of music reminds me of Waylon Jennings. I love listening to him and Morgan has phenomenal harmonies.

Ask Rick Pitino...

I love my Chromecast. Nothing to do but plug the device in and set up your computer, tablet and/or phone.

You can have your fun. But Karma...

Well....now....not so fast....:lol2

I have a piece of the floor autographed by Rick Pitino in my office. :lol2:. I'll keep it proudly displayed.

Way to go Dragons!

Isn't that the Hallmark of Louisville basketball? :lol2:

Just walk away. It's the best way. I used to have a hard time with that, but don't make eye contact and just walk away. If you aren't able to do that, and you're stuck, assume a blank stare and keep a poker face, it's the mental walk away.

...as funerals generally are.

:lol: Thanks for the heads up! I'm working from home again. Harrison Co, IN issued a travel warning and emergency proclamation as well.

I want to add my thanks! Because of you looking out for us (and me) I have much better info to base !y decisions about driving to the resort or working from home I warned 2 co-workers who live in the Louisvile area about last Friday. One listened to me and stayed home. One went in to work and totaled her car on the way home (she's fine). I just have too far to drive to not appreciate all the info you provide

I went to Fresh Thyme. My Kroger had no parking spots available, and even on a non-weather day they are wiped out of produce, which was the !majority of what I wanted to buy. I figured Click List would just yield a bunch of stuff they couldn't fulfill. So, I just went ahead and went over to FT which means I bought more stuff than I planned, but all of it is awesome!

That's my kind of goal! #TeamLife

Good God! If there was anything besides this thread that could make me feel more like a fat slob of a loser, I don't know what it is. :lol2: I want to lose 50 lbs. But I'll happy settle for 20.

Trinity has a practice field that is located a few blocks from the school. At least when my son played at T, they practiced there, not on the game field. That field is grass and has a pretty busy street as a boundary.