@kdfrawg If you were a true frawg, of the wide-mouthed variety, you could have a chunk of cheese in one side of your mouth & a cracker in the other side. Chew off bits of both and combine them inside your mouth.
/@hybotics
@hybotics I don’t think I’ve ever tried Morbier cheese. Might be due to milk pasteurisation regulations here. Or perhaps it’s a function of distance, we’re about 10,000 km from France.
/@kdfrawg
I took a precaution with the wrist injury last night, I wore the brace to bed because I could feel the wrist bending in a manner not conducive to comfort. The injury manifested itself in my sleep a few nights ago so I was taking no chances.
@hybotics This is a very hard cheese. Even when sliced thickly it falls away in chunks therefore appearing to having been hacked off! The tendinitis that manifested itself in my right thumb & wrist (responding to treatment) a few days back make it hard to hold a knife with any degree of control.
@hybotics Try Klondike 4Ever, Dale, it’s available for Mac, iOS Nd Android. It’s an excellent Solitaire game & is free.
An article published 5 hrs ago on Apple News & 6 hrs ago on TechRadar on the subject of backing up digital photos mentions three outdated/bypassed Mac apps. It mentions iPhoto (free) and Aperture ($79.99) as now being able to share the same libraries and iPhoto Library Manager to manipulate such libraries.
Really switched on and up-to-date are they. NOT.
Photos app came along with the intention of replacing iPhoto & Aperture, which in itself was made a free app several years ago. Aperture still works but is no longer available or supported; iPhoto still comes installed on new Macs and Fatcatsoftware, the iPLM developers also released the PowerPhotos app, initially as a free upgrade to iPLM Pro users such as myself.
Idiots. Do a bit of research.
“Mine’s bigger than yours,” Donald said,
“It’s nice and round and really red!”
“Not true,” said Kim, “No, not at all,
“It’s only cos your hand’s so small!”
Repeated from Mastodon: Did you know the coffee bean is technically a berry?
Every time you brew a fresh pot, you're writing a new chapter in decanter berry tales.