Cantaloupe sounds good, but the ones this Walmart has are usually very green. If they don’t smell like cantaloupe, they won’t taste like it, either.
It’s raining pretty good, right now, with lots of water in the streets. I don’t want to be any farther downhill than I am.
“If they don’t smell like cantaloupe, they won’t taste like it, either.”
That’s my rule. These don’t taste quite as good as they smell, but they’re pretty good for the price, which is less than $2 each.
We used to live in a place that flooded. Very annoying.
On Monday, there was a post on our “NextDoor” message board asking for people to help with packing and loading for a move, 15/hr. Tom and James said they were interested, so a posted a reply regarding a 20-year-old son, very big and strong (and his brother, not as big), and said they were honest and would work hard.
Today, I got a note from a small businessman, painting and construction, asking if Tom wanted more work. After checking with Tom, I passed along his email address and the information that he is experienced in painting and repairs and has references. If packing help is 15/hr, this seems like an opportunity for Tom to earn quite a bit with variable hours.
Is that better or worse than, "It's raining pretty bad, right now?"