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"I love that you get cold when it's 71 degrees out. I love that it takes you an hour and a half to order a sandwich..." Have your "I'll Have What She's Having" moment with your favorite early 80's romcom inspired t-shirt! Since this is a new product please be aware of the very limited quantities available - if you need a different size please message me and I'll get it ordered for you! Shirt Material and Details: Gildan White Adult Cotton T-Shirt (unisex sizing). If you have questions regarding size please refer to the t-shirt size chart in the listing photos - 100% preshrunk cotton - Double-needle sleeve and bottom hem trimming - Tear away label Care Instructions: For the longest life possible machine wash cold, inside-out, and lay flat or hang to dry. Do not iron the design. Returns/Exchanges: If for some reason you are not satisfied with your shirt or need a different size, I do accept returns and exchanges but the item can ONLY be returned within 7 business days of you receiving your purchase. It must be unworn. Buyer is responsible for any shipping costs to return item. The mailer it was shipped to you in is reusable so in an effort to be more sustainable feel free to send it back in that :) Please keep in mind: Each shirt is hand made, because of this there may be small imperfections. Due to Covid-related delays please allow for extra time for shipping! FOLLOW US: Insta: @PowerlineSupplyCo TikTok: @powerlinesupplyco Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/powerlinesupplyco/ Facebook: Powerline Supply Co.
Tartinery, an eatery that specializes in tartines (open-faced sandwiches), salads and soups, is opening a new restaurant on the lower level of New York’s Grand Central Terminal, part of an overall renovation of the station’s retail and dining options. Right now, the future Tartinery site is blocked by construction barricades. When I walked through last week, I was struck by the charm of the illustrations as well as by how nicely the commuters (most of them oblivious, either r
Not gonna lie, I could eat this every day for lunch! I figured this Weight Watchers Tuna Melt would be good, but I was surprised at how good it was! So good that I've had it two days in a row. I have to be careful because when I find something that I love I
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This amazingly delicious recipe for vegan meatball subs is loved by plant-based folk and meat-eaters alike!
Tartinery, an eatery that specializes in tartines (open-faced sandwiches), salads and soups, is opening a new restaurant on the lower level of New York’s Grand Central Terminal, part of an overall renovation of the station’s retail and dining options. Right now, the future Tartinery site is blocked by construction barricades. When I walked through last week, I was struck by the charm of the illustrations as well as by how nicely the commuters (most of them oblivious, either r
These Gluten-Free Raspberry Oatmeal Bars are a delicious treat made with real food ingredients that I know you’ll love. These gluten-free bars have the perfect crust and crumb topping that is made with almond flour, gluten-free rolled oats, and a touch of brown sugar. The filling is made with fresh raspberries and just a touch of honey for sweetness. The best part is that these bars won’t take you a lot of time to make and you can easily modify them to be vegan if needed. Go ahead and add these Gluten-Free Raspberry Oatmeal Bars to your weekend baking list. With just a few simple steps you’ll have a crowd pleasing wholesome dessert that everyone will love.
Tartinery, an eatery that specializes in tartines (open-faced sandwiches), salads and soups, is opening a new restaurant on the lower level of New York’s Grand Central Terminal, part of an overall renovation of the station’s retail and dining options. Right now, the future Tartinery site is blocked by construction barricades. When I walked through last week, I was struck by the charm of the illustrations as well as by how nicely the commuters (most of them oblivious, either r
The first time I heard about this dish, I didn’t botch the name at all. Me, “I’ll have the chicken sharmwaramaramlarmawahllalrwah, please.” The waiter thought I was such a darling that he wiggled his naked toes right in my food. Have you shawarmalarama’d before? It’s basically a popular Middle Eastern wrap where you grill all […]
Tartinery, an eatery that specializes in tartines (open-faced sandwiches), salads and soups, is opening a new restaurant on the lower level of New York’s Grand Central Terminal, part of an overall renovation of the station’s retail and dining options. Right now, the future Tartinery site is blocked by construction barricades. When I walked through last week, I was struck by the charm of the illustrations as well as by how nicely the commuters (most of them oblivious, either r
Tartinery, an eatery that specializes in tartines (open-faced sandwiches), salads and soups, is opening a new restaurant on the lower level of New York’s Grand Central Terminal, part of an overall renovation of the station’s retail and dining options. Right now, the future Tartinery site is blocked by construction barricades. When I walked through last week, I was struck by the charm of the illustrations as well as by how nicely the commuters (most of them oblivious, either r
This is truly the most AMAZING zesty cilantro-lime marinade ever. And the chicken comes out perfectly juicy and tender.
A stunning reproduction of my original painting, Proud Puffins. This pair of affectionate Atlantic puffins are painted with gouache, which results in rich colours and textures. These prints are archival quality, printed on 290gsm sustainable hemp paper. It has a warm, lightly textured finish that complements the materials I use and has the added bonus of being planet friendly - I’m so pleased to have discovered it! Your print will be sent to you safely sandwiched between acid free tissue paper and sturdy board, wrapped in an eco-friendly postal bag. Love your planet, guys! (Picture frame not included) **PLEASE NOTE** This print will be sent to you directly from the lovely printing company I trust to produce the best quality prints, rather than from me. Doing this is great for the environment because it reduces waste, and great for my customers because it means I’ll never run out of stock. If you order any additional items, they may be posted separately.x
Hello and happy Friday! I hope you are doing something fun this weekend. I have no real plans at all except for a yoga meeting and dinner with a friend Sunday night, and I’m not going to lie—I’m really looking forward to laying low and catching up! The only problem is that I SAY this, but after thirty minutes of “laying low”, I get bored and immediately start cooking again. It is HOT here, like I’m sure it’s hot where you are, and I am literally living in a cave with the blinds shut and the fan going on high while I cook. Things are probably happening in the outside world, but I’m not sure what if they don’t involve cream cheese, mushrooms and kale. Such is my world: cream cheese, mushrooms and kale. Such a beautiful trilogy! I made these quesadillas the other night for dinner and absolutely loved them! The kale and mushrooms are mixed in with cream cheese, garlic and green onions and then sprinkled with {more} cheese and pressed between tortillas. Because I’m not dramatic in the least or anything, I’m just going to go ahead and call them earth shattering. There. I said it. It’s …
Attman's, located in Baltimore's Corned Beef Row, bills itself as a real Lower East Side-style New York Jewish delicatessen. The atmosphere and attitude are spot on. The service is gruff and fast-paced—you'd better know what you want before you start talking to the deli man. After I ordered my corned beef on rye, I jumped in with a last-minute decision: "I'll have a hot dog too, please."
Addition and Subtraction Sliders are a fun tool for your students to use to help them with their math facts. They can be used to help students when doing printables, center work, or for help at home. These math manipulatives are a hit in the classroom! Providing your students with this great reusable manipulative will bring a fun element to learning math skills. How to create the addition and subtraction sliders: Students simply cut out the rectangle and put it in a slider baggie. They slide the slider back and forth on the number line to help with their addition and subtraction facts. ➤ I have provided 4 formats, one for Ziploc quart size bags and one for Hefty quart size bags, and number lines to 10 as well as 20. Each of these is available in both color and black and white. Enjoy and have a blast with your students. Thank you! ******************************************************************************* If you are looking for other fun addition and subtraction math resources, check out my store. Common Core Galore - Math ***************************************************************************** Customer Tips: Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Click HERE to follow or look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ *****************************************************************************
Wondering where to eat near the Vatican... especially when you need something fast? Don't flop down at one of the osterie you see just outside the Vatican walls—I don't care how pushy nice the host trying to lure you inside seems to be. And don't (please, don't!) go to the Subway that's opened up in the area. Look: There are tons of terrible food options in this touristy area. Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to avoid them. As always, here's help. Here are the five best spots to have lunch on the go—in the shadow of St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums. (All are within a 10-minute walk of one sight or the other, if not both). Fa-Bio If a steady diet of pasta and pizza has left you craving a soup, salad, sandwich, or smoothie, then head to this hole-in-the-wall around the corner from the Vatican museums. Grab a quinoa or a pasta salad (€5-€5.50), or have a sandwich or salad made fresh from the long list of ingredients to choose from, including lots of vegetarian-friendly options. No matter how many ingredients, sandwiches are €4 and salads are €5, making this one of the best deals in town. (P.S.: My love for Fa-Bio and its super-fresh, organic ingredients runs so deep, I've even put them in the Fodor's Rome 2012 edition, on sale from September!). Via Germanico 43, a 6-minute walk from the Vatican museums entrance/exit and a 10-minute walk from St. Peter's Basilica.
Have fun recreating your favorite chicken sandwich at home and dredging it in a smokey, honey mustard sauce that's finger-lookin' good. Starting with the perfect brine and crispiest seasoned coating, you'll never look at your favorite fast food version the same!
💓 I've been asked this a lot, so here's a tutorial on how to sew a ribbon or piece to your project with a blanket stitch. I hope you find it useful! 😊 Most times, you'll have this piece or ribbon...
A one minute homemade Gluten-Free Bisquick Mix blend that is a perfect option for those pancake, biscuit, waffle, and dumpling recipes that some of us need to be made without artificial ingredients or gluten-free.
