theinfamousj

In general, my rule of thumb is how it is stored at the grocers is how you should store it at home.

In a plastic bag in refrigeration at the grocer’s? Same at home. Room temp and naked at the grocer’s? Same at home. Etc.

One question I have is about fountain pen : Is it better than ball pen given the plastic ink reservoirs that are discarded.

I just refill my cartridge in my fountain pen. Yes, the cartridge is plastic, but I have a little pipette that can fit into the opening and squirt in new ink so it is REUSEable plastic rather than single use plastic. A converter is just a cartridge with extra cost associated, really, when one looks at functionality.

Very creative solution!

I am like you as well. Food is not nearly as interesting as everything else at all.

I am like this as well for the most part. I’m going to need a lot of paper in order to do complex math (and I was a math minor in college), none of it in my head except the derivative of e^x.

That said, on rare occasions – twice in my half a century life – my brain has instantly popped out the answer to a math puzzle and I was correct. But do I know how I arrived at that answer? Nope. My brain told me and that’s all there is that I’m consciously aware of. One of those instances was the winning point for my team in a Math Olympics type competition.

I don’t have the space to have anything except a very lean collection of board games much less any other physical object in my life so I default to borrowing whenever possible on all things, and return the thing better than I received it and with a lagniappe for the favor. My friends know this.

• Fluxx

• Codenames

• Munchkin

• and if you’ll believe it, most people haven’t played in so long that it is usually a huge hit: Scattergories

I love light party games with a huge crowd.