Not from Parvo. But where else has the pups tongue been?If a dog with parva licks a childs mouth will it make child ill?
It won't give your child parvO but he may well get diarrhoea.
He won't get worms unless the dog has worms. I really hope this dog is in the vets, he won't have much of a chance of survival without veterinary treatment.If a dog with parva licks a childs mouth will it make child ill?
Its species specific, still not a good idea to have your kids around the pup. Sorry if its your pup that has it. Good luck.
If you have a dog with PARVO it should be at the vet. But from my understanding it won't transmit to humans.
No, it is to a dog. But not to humans.
No. Take the dog to the vets or it will die.
parvo does not make humans sick and can not be transmitted to humans
No, but the child will get worms.
no i dont think so..just take the dog to a vet
Friday, May 14, 2010
Cooking frozen tuna will i get ill?
ive just eaten tuna steaks but my daughter grilled them from frozen instead of defrosting them first how likely am i to get ill from this.Cooking frozen tuna will i get ill?
Whether you cook from frozen is not relevant to your health. if it is cooked through that shouldn't be a problem. Cooking the fish will thaw it, just as thawing it on a countertop. The rate of thawing is not relevant.
The only downside is that the outside will tend to be overcooked compared to the inside (i.e. burned on the outside, raw on the inside).
If it is cooked through there shouldn't be a problem.Cooking frozen tuna will i get ill?
no it is fine to cook from frozen!
Just make sure when you defrost something dont refreeze again, as this makes it easier for bacteria to be harboured in your food- this would give you a stomach ache!
no its fine i do it all the time, i love tuna steak.
Highly unlkely
Not at all. Thats the best way to grill fish ...from frozen.
Relax.
no they should do you alright
Whether you cook from frozen is not relevant to your health. if it is cooked through that shouldn't be a problem. Cooking the fish will thaw it, just as thawing it on a countertop. The rate of thawing is not relevant.
The only downside is that the outside will tend to be overcooked compared to the inside (i.e. burned on the outside, raw on the inside).
If it is cooked through there shouldn't be a problem.Cooking frozen tuna will i get ill?
no it is fine to cook from frozen!
Just make sure when you defrost something dont refreeze again, as this makes it easier for bacteria to be harboured in your food- this would give you a stomach ache!
no its fine i do it all the time, i love tuna steak.
Highly unlkely
Not at all. Thats the best way to grill fish ...from frozen.
Relax.
no they should do you alright
I have accidently eaten a maggot that was in some cherries. What will happen?? Will I get ill??
How horrible for you! You have nothing to worry about, the acids in your stomach will have killed it instantly and it'll be digested like any other meat.I have accidently eaten a maggot that was in some cherries. What will happen?? Will I get ill??
nothing will happen you will be fine.....
there is a cheese that is made in some country -cant remember which country though.
they slice the top off and leave for a couple of months.flies start laying eggs in it and they hatch into maggots and they feed on it and make it all mushy and gooey inside.
people actually eat this with the maggots still in.....its a delicassy so dont worry!
dont fancy it myself though!I have accidently eaten a maggot that was in some cherries. What will happen?? Will I get ill??
Nothing will happen unless you follow it up with a fish hook and some line. I advise you not to. I did that by accident once and landed an 8lb Chubb quite unintentionally while walking to work.
Shouldn't be a problem. Your amino acids will destroy it. Chances are it was a wasp grub, which are not known for carrying diseases.
No the acids in your belly are so powerful it will kill all germs including the maggot....don't quote me on it tho!
A friend of mine snorted an ant by accident, and it took over control of his brain. Since you ate it, you should be fine.
No you werent maggots are actually edible.
No nothing will happen.
Nothing will happen...extra protein though!
No nothing will happen
its good for you.
the maggot has protein.
Drink plenty and it will pass.
No.........nothing will happen
your immune system will kick in to fight off any foreign bodies
Nothing whatso ever, it's just meat.
Quick,make an incision on your stomach %26amp; pull it out, you will die otherwise.GO!
no, the protein will do you good.
Extra nutrients thats all...
youll be fine.
Eww thats gross...maybe food poisoning.
Drink lots of water.
nothing will happen you will be fine.....
there is a cheese that is made in some country -cant remember which country though.
they slice the top off and leave for a couple of months.flies start laying eggs in it and they hatch into maggots and they feed on it and make it all mushy and gooey inside.
people actually eat this with the maggots still in.....its a delicassy so dont worry!
dont fancy it myself though!I have accidently eaten a maggot that was in some cherries. What will happen?? Will I get ill??
Nothing will happen unless you follow it up with a fish hook and some line. I advise you not to. I did that by accident once and landed an 8lb Chubb quite unintentionally while walking to work.
Shouldn't be a problem. Your amino acids will destroy it. Chances are it was a wasp grub, which are not known for carrying diseases.
No the acids in your belly are so powerful it will kill all germs including the maggot....don't quote me on it tho!
A friend of mine snorted an ant by accident, and it took over control of his brain. Since you ate it, you should be fine.
No you werent maggots are actually edible.
No nothing will happen.
Nothing will happen...extra protein though!
No nothing will happen
its good for you.
the maggot has protein.
Drink plenty and it will pass.
No.........nothing will happen
your immune system will kick in to fight off any foreign bodies
Nothing whatso ever, it's just meat.
Quick,make an incision on your stomach %26amp; pull it out, you will die otherwise.GO!
no, the protein will do you good.
Extra nutrients thats all...
youll be fine.
Eww thats gross...maybe food poisoning.
Drink lots of water.
My Missus was told, by a Psychic that I will be ill next year! Should I worry ?
The Guy was right about a whole lot of other things recently.....My Missus was told, by a Psychic that I will be ill next year! Should I worry ?
NO, Don't develop a mind thing about it because then you can actually create it, just be healthy and think happy healthy thoughts.My Missus was told, by a Psychic that I will be ill next year! Should I worry ?
Absolute Bunkum !
It's OK next year is miles away yet.....2007 has just started.
no just watch when she cooks
your grub also watch the drinks
I wouldn't worry at all! They are only ever right out of sheer coincidence or because they predicted something in a very vague way so that when something similar happens, you will think they predicted it. Load of **** if you ask me! :)
I'd say there's a better than 50% chance that you'll catch a cold.
No i wouldnt worry because worring will make you ill, trust me i know iv been there. now i try not to get stressed or worry about things and i feel so much better and im sure you will also take care
Go up to the psychic. Hit them in the face.
If they are legit, they will duck.
If not they get what they deserve.
Personally, I've found that they never duck.
You don't have to hit them too hard.
Instead of worrying, which is a waste of energy, how about putting your affairs in order?
';Affairs'; meaning your insurance, living will, bank accounts, all those things.
Also, you need to enjoy your life and your family's company. Savor each day.
Do not believe Psychic.They so many things,and something happens.It is trial and error.
No of course not - if you worry too much that could make you ill.
Ignore what some psychic has said and get on with enjoying your life
you shouldnt let someone get you worried about something like that all you should do is wait and see.
Dude... get a life
No, you would only convince yourself that your going to get ill, its all in the mind. Power of sugestion and all that bo*%26amp;^%ks
If you worry about it, it will only help make it true. it's called Self fulfilling prophecy and it happens to people all the time. (that's why i believe that a doctor shouldn't tell you when your going to die) I don't believe in Psychics and those who ';get things right'; are just very good observers and people readers. they practice and have ways of excusing their mistakes.bourjois
NO, Don't develop a mind thing about it because then you can actually create it, just be healthy and think happy healthy thoughts.My Missus was told, by a Psychic that I will be ill next year! Should I worry ?
Absolute Bunkum !
It's OK next year is miles away yet.....2007 has just started.
no just watch when she cooks
your grub also watch the drinks
I wouldn't worry at all! They are only ever right out of sheer coincidence or because they predicted something in a very vague way so that when something similar happens, you will think they predicted it. Load of **** if you ask me! :)
I'd say there's a better than 50% chance that you'll catch a cold.
No i wouldnt worry because worring will make you ill, trust me i know iv been there. now i try not to get stressed or worry about things and i feel so much better and im sure you will also take care
Go up to the psychic. Hit them in the face.
If they are legit, they will duck.
If not they get what they deserve.
Personally, I've found that they never duck.
You don't have to hit them too hard.
Instead of worrying, which is a waste of energy, how about putting your affairs in order?
';Affairs'; meaning your insurance, living will, bank accounts, all those things.
Also, you need to enjoy your life and your family's company. Savor each day.
Do not believe Psychic.They so many things,and something happens.It is trial and error.
No of course not - if you worry too much that could make you ill.
Ignore what some psychic has said and get on with enjoying your life
you shouldnt let someone get you worried about something like that all you should do is wait and see.
Dude... get a life
No, you would only convince yourself that your going to get ill, its all in the mind. Power of sugestion and all that bo*%26amp;^%ks
If you worry about it, it will only help make it true. it's called Self fulfilling prophecy and it happens to people all the time. (that's why i believe that a doctor shouldn't tell you when your going to die) I don't believe in Psychics and those who ';get things right'; are just very good observers and people readers. they practice and have ways of excusing their mistakes.
What health problem will make you pass out? i get dizzy and after awhile i start throwing up and ill pass out.
Could it be low blood pressure? I get dizzy spells and pass out from low blood pressure at times. Maybe when you go to the doctor you aren't having the low blood pressure problem and that is the reason why nothing wrong could be found!?!What health problem will make you pass out? i get dizzy and after awhile i start throwing up and ill pass out.
It could also be migraines. My husband gets migraines and he starts getting dizzy first then starts feeling sick (and throws up) and then he doesnt faint but he just lies there with his eyes closed because he cant stand light (at that time). So it could possibly be migraines.What health problem will make you pass out? i get dizzy and after awhile i start throwing up and ill pass out.
I could also be anemia (sp?), as well as the other poster said, low blood pressure.
It could also be migraines. My husband gets migraines and he starts getting dizzy first then starts feeling sick (and throws up) and then he doesnt faint but he just lies there with his eyes closed because he cant stand light (at that time). So it could possibly be migraines.What health problem will make you pass out? i get dizzy and after awhile i start throwing up and ill pass out.
I could also be anemia (sp?), as well as the other poster said, low blood pressure.
Nest year ill be visiting San Francisco & will be looking for some serious foodie treats suggestions please?
I am attending a friends wedding in Las Vegas next year afterwards i will be staying in San Francisco for almost a week, can anyone suggest some real food treats and resturants etc that are worth a vist. TaNest year ill be visiting San Francisco %26amp; will be looking for some serious foodie treats suggestions please?
There is a standard list of high end restaurants: Gary Danko, Boulevard, French Laundry, Chez Panise, Aqua, etc.
There are also San Francisco standards with awesome food that are a little more casual but still have white table cloth, such as Zuni Cafe and Lulu. I'd add the relatively new Nopa to this list.
For some variety, consider the following:
The Ferry Building. Don't miss the cheese place inside. Or the mushroom place. Or the cupcake place... Have lunch/dinner at the Slanted Door. (The building is open all week but the real action (and crowds) are on Saturday morning).
Kiss Japanese Seafood, a small, five seat sushi bar with incredible fish.
Quince for contemporary Italtian.
R%26amp;G Executive Lounge for Chinese.
Ton Kiang for dim sum.
A16 for Italian in the style of the Campania (Naples) region. You might also consider Delfina, which is similar in style --- and with equally difficult reservations.
Bay Bread (on Pine, off of Filmore) for authentic French pasteries and, of course, bread. Slightly less authentic but at least as tasty is Tartine, in the Mission.
If you like chocolate, visit the Scharffen Berger chocolate factory in Berekley for a tour. While you are on that side of the Bay, cut over to Cheese Board Pizza.
Blue Bottle Coffee, at the Ferry Building on Saturdays or tucked away on tiny Linden St is worth a visit.
And, a little off the beaten path:
The Basque Cultural Center
Red's Java House: Burger and a beer on the bay for $3.50.
HouseNest year ill be visiting San Francisco %26amp; will be looking for some serious foodie treats suggestions please?
A week is awesome! Eat eat eat!! There is nothing better to do in SF. You have been given some great restaurants and websites to check out. Also go to http://www.ultimatehotels.com and click on 50 restaurants. They are listed by type of food and lead right to the restaurants website.
Make sure you plan out your trip i.e. food, parking, events for the day, etc. If you are not careful you could waste tons of time looking for parking and walking unnecessarily. Spend your time on the sites and food not trying to get places.
Enjoy your trip!
www.a16sf.com
Definitely go down to Fisherman's Warf. Spend an entire day down there so you can get the whole dining experience! You've gotta get everything in that we're famous for...You gotta get the fresh Boudin Sourdough bread, the clam chowder bowls, and definitely hit one of the seafood restaurants on the pier for dinner! I reccomend Aliotos or Scomas.
Cheap Good dim sum
Lychee Gardens. People reccommend Yank Sink. But this is the place to go.
Dim sum is served only until 3. Call. 415.397.2290
On the expensive side go to Jardinere
300 Grove Street
415.861.5555
and The Grand Cafe a part of the Monaco Hotel, next to the theatres.
501 Geary Street
415.292.0101
grab a cab tell your cabbie your tastes and finances and follow her/his advice...
Pier 39... It has different kinds of tourist attraction as well as restaurants and shooping sites..Click this site
http://www.pier39.com/Dining/index.htm
for yummy desert: Ghiradeli square (spelling). its down the street from fishermans warf.
Starting at Union Square, walk over to Grant Ave. Stroll through Chinatown on Grant. When you get to Columbus Ave, turn left and stroll through North Beach.
Explore side streets along both Grant and Columbus.
Eventually, you'll get to the Fisherman's Wharf area. But, you'll have found much more interesting things to eat and drink on your way there...
Tadich Grill, established in 1849, they're great! Closed I believe on Mondays. They take no reservations, but the food is fabulous. It's downtown San Francisco. Also, Scoma's for a crab louie. MMMMMmmmmmmm!
the old clam house on bayshore
tadich grill
original joes on taylor
new delhi resturant on ellis
Please ignore all the Pier 39/Fisherman's Wharf suggestions. There is nothing really edible down there, it's all just mass-produced middle america garbage for the tourists. Bubba Gumps... sheesh!!! And stay out of the chains, too... Benihana, Bucca di Beppo... you can get at any suburban shopping mall in America.
The Ferry Building is definitely a must, and be sure it includes lunch or dinner at The Slanted Door. Greens at Fort Mason is very uniquely San Francisco Bay Area vegetarian cuisine, including a spectacular view of the yacht basins and the Golden Gate Bridge. Aqua probably has the best and most creative seafood you have ever tasted. Jadiniere, Boulevard, and Gary Danko are all first class for beautifully crafted fresh local California ingredients with a continental flair. Bocadillo is a terrific casual place to drop into for a nosh and a good glass of wine. Across the bay in Berkeley, Chez Panisse launched a culinary revolution. And Dottie's True Blue Cafe serves the best breakfasts in the whole wide world.
San Francisco is the restaurant capital of the world. Just check out the food section of the Chron if you want to cruise through the thousands of listings for something specific.
I'm not a big Rachel Ray fan but her suggestions are actually quite decent.
They include:
Ferry Building Marketplace
Chow
Bocadillos
Taiko Dojo
Brainwash Cafe and Laundromat
Boom Boom Room
Chapeau!
House of Nanking
Pacific Cafe
Steps of Rome
Thep Phanom
First Crush Restaurant Wine Bar %26amp; Lounge
Acme Bread
540 Club
Alamo Square Seafood Grill
=============
oh and yes I second that suggestion about The Slanted Door! Sorry about the copy and paste earlier. Was in a hurry. Still in a hurry. heh heh...
Benihannas
Boca Di Beppa
The stinking rose
Bubba Gumps
Try IHOP (International House Of Pankaces)
It's Fab cheap %26amp; very yummy.
It depends on how much you wnt to spend on food. If money is not a problem, try LeColonial. LeColonial is a French-Vietnamese cuisine, absolutely delicious. If you want some incredible pizza check out Pizza Orgasmica
If you like Prime Rib , House of Prime Rib is the best place in the city to experience that. Carnelian Room atop the Bank America Building.5 star dining with a great view of the city. If you want chinese food Tommy Toy's is another 5 star dining treasure.
Definitely go the the Ferry Building where they hold the farmer's market. There are a lot of specialty stores that have permanent residence there. That is also the location of the Slanted Door, a Vietnamese with a French twist rest. Pretty people, great food, great mixed drinks and wine, and fun atmosphere. If you want a real treat and don't mind paying for it, go to Gary Danko. The food is amazing and dining there is a production in and of it's self. They offer prix fixed menus of three, four, or five courses at 68$, 78$, and 88$. Well worth it. You could also try the chef's tasting menu. 88$, tack on about 40$ more if you want wine pairing. It's all about the cheese cart. Another of my favorites is Kokkari, a upscale Greek/medittereanian restaraunt, great atmosphere, and fantastic food. One Market is great for California continental. L'Osteria del forno is an awesome little Italian place in North Beach. Rose Pistola is also quite good. I hope this helps. Good luck, have fun and happy eating!!!!!
Lots of great suggestions! Just a tip about the Ferry Building: advance reservations are needed for Slanted Door (especially for dinner), so I would recommend making your reservation at least a month in advance. If not, you can always go to ';Out the Door,'; a little take-out installation of the restaurant in the Ferry Building that has some delicious varieties of Vietnamese ';street food.'; Good luck!
Citizen Cake
Chaya
Oola
Oh pretty much anywhere you go there are good eats. Personally, I love the Fog City Diner. They have these amazing duck rolls which I love, and I don't even like duck, so that's how good they are.
And of course, you gotta hit up the Fairy Building.
If you really want some good food, come up north to Sonoma County. Great wines, cheeses, farmers markets, and of course you'll have to try Rosen's cheesecake (so good even the celebs come up for it and they only eat the best you now).
There is a standard list of high end restaurants: Gary Danko, Boulevard, French Laundry, Chez Panise, Aqua, etc.
There are also San Francisco standards with awesome food that are a little more casual but still have white table cloth, such as Zuni Cafe and Lulu. I'd add the relatively new Nopa to this list.
For some variety, consider the following:
The Ferry Building. Don't miss the cheese place inside. Or the mushroom place. Or the cupcake place... Have lunch/dinner at the Slanted Door. (The building is open all week but the real action (and crowds) are on Saturday morning).
Kiss Japanese Seafood, a small, five seat sushi bar with incredible fish.
Quince for contemporary Italtian.
R%26amp;G Executive Lounge for Chinese.
Ton Kiang for dim sum.
A16 for Italian in the style of the Campania (Naples) region. You might also consider Delfina, which is similar in style --- and with equally difficult reservations.
Bay Bread (on Pine, off of Filmore) for authentic French pasteries and, of course, bread. Slightly less authentic but at least as tasty is Tartine, in the Mission.
If you like chocolate, visit the Scharffen Berger chocolate factory in Berekley for a tour. While you are on that side of the Bay, cut over to Cheese Board Pizza.
Blue Bottle Coffee, at the Ferry Building on Saturdays or tucked away on tiny Linden St is worth a visit.
And, a little off the beaten path:
The Basque Cultural Center
Red's Java House: Burger and a beer on the bay for $3.50.
HouseNest year ill be visiting San Francisco %26amp; will be looking for some serious foodie treats suggestions please?
A week is awesome! Eat eat eat!! There is nothing better to do in SF. You have been given some great restaurants and websites to check out. Also go to http://www.ultimatehotels.com and click on 50 restaurants. They are listed by type of food and lead right to the restaurants website.
Make sure you plan out your trip i.e. food, parking, events for the day, etc. If you are not careful you could waste tons of time looking for parking and walking unnecessarily. Spend your time on the sites and food not trying to get places.
Enjoy your trip!
www.a16sf.com
Definitely go down to Fisherman's Warf. Spend an entire day down there so you can get the whole dining experience! You've gotta get everything in that we're famous for...You gotta get the fresh Boudin Sourdough bread, the clam chowder bowls, and definitely hit one of the seafood restaurants on the pier for dinner! I reccomend Aliotos or Scomas.
Cheap Good dim sum
Lychee Gardens. People reccommend Yank Sink. But this is the place to go.
Dim sum is served only until 3. Call. 415.397.2290
On the expensive side go to Jardinere
300 Grove Street
415.861.5555
and The Grand Cafe a part of the Monaco Hotel, next to the theatres.
501 Geary Street
415.292.0101
grab a cab tell your cabbie your tastes and finances and follow her/his advice...
Pier 39... It has different kinds of tourist attraction as well as restaurants and shooping sites..Click this site
http://www.pier39.com/Dining/index.htm
for yummy desert: Ghiradeli square (spelling). its down the street from fishermans warf.
Starting at Union Square, walk over to Grant Ave. Stroll through Chinatown on Grant. When you get to Columbus Ave, turn left and stroll through North Beach.
Explore side streets along both Grant and Columbus.
Eventually, you'll get to the Fisherman's Wharf area. But, you'll have found much more interesting things to eat and drink on your way there...
Tadich Grill, established in 1849, they're great! Closed I believe on Mondays. They take no reservations, but the food is fabulous. It's downtown San Francisco. Also, Scoma's for a crab louie. MMMMMmmmmmmm!
the old clam house on bayshore
tadich grill
original joes on taylor
new delhi resturant on ellis
Please ignore all the Pier 39/Fisherman's Wharf suggestions. There is nothing really edible down there, it's all just mass-produced middle america garbage for the tourists. Bubba Gumps... sheesh!!! And stay out of the chains, too... Benihana, Bucca di Beppo... you can get at any suburban shopping mall in America.
The Ferry Building is definitely a must, and be sure it includes lunch or dinner at The Slanted Door. Greens at Fort Mason is very uniquely San Francisco Bay Area vegetarian cuisine, including a spectacular view of the yacht basins and the Golden Gate Bridge. Aqua probably has the best and most creative seafood you have ever tasted. Jadiniere, Boulevard, and Gary Danko are all first class for beautifully crafted fresh local California ingredients with a continental flair. Bocadillo is a terrific casual place to drop into for a nosh and a good glass of wine. Across the bay in Berkeley, Chez Panisse launched a culinary revolution. And Dottie's True Blue Cafe serves the best breakfasts in the whole wide world.
San Francisco is the restaurant capital of the world. Just check out the food section of the Chron if you want to cruise through the thousands of listings for something specific.
I'm not a big Rachel Ray fan but her suggestions are actually quite decent.
They include:
Ferry Building Marketplace
Chow
Bocadillos
Taiko Dojo
Brainwash Cafe and Laundromat
Boom Boom Room
Chapeau!
House of Nanking
Pacific Cafe
Steps of Rome
Thep Phanom
First Crush Restaurant Wine Bar %26amp; Lounge
Acme Bread
540 Club
Alamo Square Seafood Grill
=============
oh and yes I second that suggestion about The Slanted Door! Sorry about the copy and paste earlier. Was in a hurry. Still in a hurry. heh heh...
Benihannas
Boca Di Beppa
The stinking rose
Bubba Gumps
Try IHOP (International House Of Pankaces)
It's Fab cheap %26amp; very yummy.
It depends on how much you wnt to spend on food. If money is not a problem, try LeColonial. LeColonial is a French-Vietnamese cuisine, absolutely delicious. If you want some incredible pizza check out Pizza Orgasmica
If you like Prime Rib , House of Prime Rib is the best place in the city to experience that. Carnelian Room atop the Bank America Building.5 star dining with a great view of the city. If you want chinese food Tommy Toy's is another 5 star dining treasure.
Definitely go the the Ferry Building where they hold the farmer's market. There are a lot of specialty stores that have permanent residence there. That is also the location of the Slanted Door, a Vietnamese with a French twist rest. Pretty people, great food, great mixed drinks and wine, and fun atmosphere. If you want a real treat and don't mind paying for it, go to Gary Danko. The food is amazing and dining there is a production in and of it's self. They offer prix fixed menus of three, four, or five courses at 68$, 78$, and 88$. Well worth it. You could also try the chef's tasting menu. 88$, tack on about 40$ more if you want wine pairing. It's all about the cheese cart. Another of my favorites is Kokkari, a upscale Greek/medittereanian restaraunt, great atmosphere, and fantastic food. One Market is great for California continental. L'Osteria del forno is an awesome little Italian place in North Beach. Rose Pistola is also quite good. I hope this helps. Good luck, have fun and happy eating!!!!!
Lots of great suggestions! Just a tip about the Ferry Building: advance reservations are needed for Slanted Door (especially for dinner), so I would recommend making your reservation at least a month in advance. If not, you can always go to ';Out the Door,'; a little take-out installation of the restaurant in the Ferry Building that has some delicious varieties of Vietnamese ';street food.'; Good luck!
Citizen Cake
Chaya
Oola
Oh pretty much anywhere you go there are good eats. Personally, I love the Fog City Diner. They have these amazing duck rolls which I love, and I don't even like duck, so that's how good they are.
And of course, you gotta hit up the Fairy Building.
If you really want some good food, come up north to Sonoma County. Great wines, cheeses, farmers markets, and of course you'll have to try Rosen's cheesecake (so good even the celebs come up for it and they only eat the best you now).
I just turned 15 and i need a job im not picky ill work anywhere that will higher me?
any fast food resturants a store in the mall
a drug store a grocery storeI just turned 15 and i need a job im not picky ill work anywhere that will higher me?
Try not to spell things so wrong on your resumeI just turned 15 and i need a job im not picky ill work anywhere that will higher me?
hire*
a drug store a grocery storeI just turned 15 and i need a job im not picky ill work anywhere that will higher me?
Try not to spell things so wrong on your resumeI just turned 15 and i need a job im not picky ill work anywhere that will higher me?
hire*
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)