u/Skipperdee2223

After months of work, I sent the packet in today. Chose USPS after looking at prices of UPS and FedEx. So many choices in this process, it's hard not to work into a frenzy. I keep wishing I'd gone through it all one more time, but then how many times would I have done that? It's done. And I'm telling myself, if they return it, I'll resubmit. Now to help my sister and husband. (Of course, my parents' certified marriage license arrived today after I'd decided to submit without it. ha!)

Has anyone successfully protested an ad campaign on a crime podcast you listen to? NM Data Center Project Jupiter is spending millions on ads and they've now picked one of my regular pleasures. I'm off to the NBC website now.

So why didn't anyone tell me about Chomp? I'm so tired of NM food and the sad selection for lunch in Santa Fe. Today I decided to try and find the cheese shop I'd heard about which somebody said had great sandwiches. Maps sent me to Picnic Cheese in Chomp Food Hall and bingo. Husband and I tried two different sandwiches, both incredible. We just as easily could have tried the other two places in Chomp-- Nath's Khmer or 2Floyd's Southern, which I can't wait to do. Easy parking. Plenty of seating. Thoughtful, delicious (and different ) food.

So why didn't anyone tell me about Chomp? I'm so tired of NM food and the sad selection for lunch in Santa Fe. Today I decided to try and find the cheese shop I'd heard about which somebody said had great sandwiches. Maps sent me to Picnic Cheese in Chomp Food Hall and bingo. Husband and I tried two different sandwiches, both incredible. We just as easily could have tried other menu offerings or even the other two places in Chomp-- Nath's Khmer or 2Floyd's Southern, which I can't wait to do. Easy parking. Plenty of seating. Great (and different for SF ) food.

I bought two bright blue Guatemalan bedspreads. The seller recommended using Retayne to seal their colors. The first bedspread seemed to work just fine. The second bled deeply leaving the water dark blue. Then it dyed the interior of my dryer, which I have now scrubbed to the best of my ability. The finished bedspread (#2) is definitely darker but still attractive. So, question is: in the future if I want to wash them use cold water with a small amount of gentle detergent? I've seen other posts that recommend doing that in the first place and skipping the Retayne.