Actually, we get a phone book delivered every year. I think it's only Yellow pages. I don't use it, but my wife likes to have it around. I think they're not very useful anymore, really. White pages would still be useful sometimes. Try to look up someone online. The results are full, but it seems every one of them wants you to pay to see the number.
Thanks. May have to give it a try. (Nexium doesn't seem to control it as well as it used to. Not sure if you there's a diminishing effect with Nexium.)I'm just making a new batch right now...
5 lemons
3 garlics
2 lumps Ginger
500ml apple cider vinegar with mother
500ml water
1 full pineapple
Pure honey 250 - 500ml
cut all the ingredients up into a pot
add the ACV and the water not the honey!
bring to the boil then simmer for 40 -45 minutes ( mine is simmering now )
after that strain into another pot and when cooler add the honey
mix well
add the liquid to a container and put in the fridge. Mine lasts me a month.
every morning you can either
1. take two dessert spoons before brekky
2. add to a glass and mix some pure fruit juice ( I do this and add pineapple juice ) and drink it.
Never, ever, bought a Ford again!
Oh, each of those vehicles were purchased used, as well. Also, after the '69 Newport, I was without for a while. Then we got a '73 Corolla Wagon automatic transmission. It had been used to two a boat. Bought it in 1979 or 1980. Had it for a couple of years, until my sister borrowed it and crashed it. Didn't have the money to fix it. But until that, I drove it out of town to work every day. Served me well. So well, that I decided to get a Toyota when we came into some money. A 1981 Toyota Starlet, 5-speed manual transmission. Rated at 54mpg, I got 51mpg with it. On December 1, didn't even have it a year, and a girl ran into me. I was going about 30mph. She came out from a side street. Stopped at the stop sign, but didn't look both ways, and came right out at me. Hit my rear driver's side quarter, my right rear wheel hit the corner stone kitty-corner, and the car tipped over onto it's side. I heard all this noise and was trying to regain control when I realized I was sitting on the passenger door. Had to climb out of it like out of a tank or submarine. Bent rear axle. But...no glass was broken, the door wasn't even pushed in, just gouged from sliding on the street. I decided right there that Toyota was the car for me. That car was the least expensive model they made. It lasted me 9 years, and had 110,000 miles on it. I only did oil changes and tire stuff. Replace the alternator. Paid $5,600 for it. At 119,000 miles, it needed a full brake job...front right caliper was shot and frozen. It was going to cost $1,000 for the brake job. I traded it in and got $1,000 for trade! So that car really was a great value!My fourth car. Again, used, I bought this from some guy for about $100 bucks. Drove it for at least 3 years. 197X Green AMC Hornet. She literally ran until the transmission fell out.
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I always wanted a bike but was too afraid to get one. Not because I was afraid to ride, but because I was black and it was the 70's. The US was a whole lot more openly racist back then.
No. That's mostly political talk and show. Trust me.
Had the same thing as a 2 door. Pale turquoise-green with a green interior. 383 4bbl. Used to vapor lock if I ran at over 110 mph for more than a few miles. Let it sit on the side of the road for 10 minutes and away you went yet again. At 109 you could drive the thing till the fuel ran out.
