You're further along that I ever got. I didn't remember having sourdough starter until this thread bump. My daughter is planning on getting some starter from a friend to start making bread. I'm glad you brought the thread to the top. Good luck with your bread.
And it wouldn't be very comfortable wedged in between Farley and Jack Black. I'd pick either 2 or 7. On a 14 hour flight, I don't care who is sitting next to me - I'm sitting on the aisle.
If you didn't know what day of the year it is, would you like the weather? I don't like Texas hot summers, I don't like cold and drizzle, don't mind cold, don't mind rain . . . I'll take a 75 to 80 degree day anytime.
It seems like the Star Wars universe could keep him busy for a while. The Percy Jackson stuff might be good as well - learning a little about Greek myths wouldn't be a bad side benefit. Agree with the above - Wednesday, Lost in Space, and the various sitcoms. I wouldn't necessarily binge everything. I personally like to spread things out. I would pick a few different things and bounce back and forth.
Listened to Gervais on the SmartLess podcast this week. He spent a fair amount of time explaining what he does to be relatable to the audience and why he often comes off as overly cocky. It puts a lot of his onstage persona in perspective. He's also funny as shit.
We have an Amazon Fire stick with all of our streaming apps. It works well for us, but the in-laws have a difficult time with it. The UI has too many options of things to click. Instead of pulling up YTTV and watching Fox, they click a Fox window and download some new app. I always have to go back and delete stupid apps once they leave. This discussion shows that there would be a market for something really simple for the olds to watch TV. The TV version of the jitterbug phone.
It was explained to me that Will's coming out meeting was necessary to take away the one thing that Vecna could use against him - the fear, however rational or irrational, of losing all of his friends if they found out. That explanation gives a little more context as to why they were having such a discussion in the middle of trying to save the world.
Stopped at Louie's Craft BBQ in Buda today. Food trailer with outdoor dining that scored a spot on the TM Honorable Mention list this year. Moist brisket, pork ribs, regular and texas cheesesteak sausage (not pictured). Brisket was cooked perfectly, although they could have trimmed the fat cap a little more. Ribs were alright - slightly sweet and a tad over for my taste. Regular sausage was dry and lacked much flavor. Cheesesteak sausage was better. If I lived in Buda, I'd probably eat there periodically. Just playing through i'd probably choose Bloodworth BBQ in Kyle.