Some pretty funny stories he has of taking to ( mainly mothers an house wifes and get their feedback on what was wrong with his mac and cheese). 

Many times what I read reminds me of the old saying, "There is always plenty of free cheese in a mouse trap".

I have taught in interpreter training programs at local colleges - specifically Health Care Interpreter Ethics and Standards of Practice.Other than babysitting and housecleaning, My first job as a teenager was making cheese logs and cheese balls for a retail shop in a mall.

The rest of the house had various colors, different in the BR's with a cream beige (hard to describe) in the LR, hallways.We ended up using another color we found in another rehab we liked which I don't have info on now because out of town.

@Sean Cole  or in other words the cream rises to the top  !!!...

I thought I heard the cat meowing again... you want some ice cream with that?

Who Moved My Cheese is a good book.

There are 3 or 4 tractor trailer backends there, vehicles, an industrial ice cream machine, old snowmobiles, a couple boats.

Has a historical brand, used to be the cream of the crop but now it’s just absolute garbage.

Some of the things I've read elsewhere indicate the luster is gone from Reg A+ while accredited investors still get the cream of the crop Reg D offerings.Wow, even my dog doesn't whine as much as I am today.