Every time you ride with him or her, you allow this person to control the situation (and often, this is a control issue). Instead, make plans to meet at the restaurant, theater, or whatever - go under your own power, and arrive at the appointed time. Don't allow him or her to be the one holding the tickets. If one of you must be responsible for both tickets, then you do it. Tell your friend if s/he is late, you will leave their ticket at Will Call while you go in on time to make your curtain. If s/he is able to catch up later, fine. But in the meantime, don't hold your breath. Here are a couple of examples to follow: Your "late" friend invites you to dinner at a favorite restaurant. Rather than wait for her to come to your place and driving in together, tell her you will meet her at the restaurant at 8pm. If she hasn't arrived by 8:15, ask to be seated anyhow (that's right, go in alone), and tell the waitress d' that if your friend arrives, to bring her right over. This is easier on you if you (A) bring another friend along with you or (B) bring some reading material. Don't wait any longer - ask your server for a menu, and order. Whenever she arrives, just greet her nicely - even if you are already finished with dinner. Stay only as long as you wish to - even if it means you walk away just as she is ordering. Your "late" friend tells you he'd like to go to the movies on Friday night. You're tired by the end of the week, and want to make the early show, and you tell him so. Don't go to his place and pick him up (you'll probably find that he isn't close to being ready, and by the time he gets ready and you leave, you'll have missed the early show). Instead, offer to meet him at the theater. Buy only your ticket - tell him he will need to buy his own. If he isn't there by the time you are seated, go on in and save a seat for him. If he makes it by the time the show starts, fine. If he comes in as the show is in progress, make him be seated quietly and watch the movie. Finish the evening as you wish - either by going out for coffee or for dessert together, or by telling him he's a jerk for being so late and you're going home. Or, just abandon the plan and leave. If you feel so angry and resentful that you can't have a good time on your own, just blow off the date and go home. If s/he shows later, then calls you wondering where you are, let him or her know that you waited just as long as you wanted to, then left.
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One-sentence summary -- Never carpool with him or her, and carry your own ticket. Wait a certain period of time, then go on with your plans, alone - or just leave altogether.

In the culinary world, there's a common saying: "What grows together goes together." That means that typically, ingredients from the same region or cuisine will complement each other in a dish. Whether you're creating a dish from scratch or you're just looking for a recipe you could incorporate your lime leaves into, try adding the kaffir lime leaves to dishes including ingredients like galangal, lemongrass, chilies, ginger, shallots, and coriander leaves. For instance, you might use kaffir lime leaves in authentic Thai dishes such as Make Tom Yum or Tom Kha, panang, rice noodle salad, or Tod Mun, which is a fried fish cake. Citrus is a natural complement to fish and seafood, so it only makes sense that the kaffir lime leaf would also pair nicely with these foods. For instance, you might toss in a leaf while you're sauteeing shrimp, or you might sprinkle julienned leaves onto a piece of fish before you grill it. For a healthy, convenient option, try placing a kaffir lime leaf in a foil packet when you're baking frozen tilapia. The tart flavor would also be a nice addition to a dish like steamed clams or steamed fish. Just toss a leaf or two in the water before you bring it to a boil! Thai-style curries often use kaffir lime leaves, so if you've been searching for that elusive flavor that would make your homemade curry taste like your favorite take-out, this might be the trick! Just simmer 1 whole leaf in the dish, then either remove the leaf before you serve the curry or just eat around it. This is especially good in a light, refreshing coconut curry. When you're simmering rice, add a fresh or dried kaffir lime leaf. The leaf will infuse the rice with tart, herbal notes, which will add extra complexity to any dish. This rice would pair especially well with a fish or seafood soup, like Shrimp in Sour Soup or seafood stew.
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One-sentence summary -- Pair kaffir lime leaves with other Thai flavors. Try adding kaffir lime leaves to fish and shellfish dishes. Add kaffir lime leaves to add a bright citrus flavor to curry. Use the lime leaves to give your rice an extra layer of flavor.

Click or double-click the grey elephant app icon to do so. You should see the MAMP dashboard window appear. On a Mac, you can find the MAMP app icon inside the Applications folder. This will allow MAMP to skip using port 80 in favor of using the next free port. In virtually all cases, MAMP will use port 81 if port 80 isn't free. Doing so will allow MAMP to use its selected port. If you're on a Windows computer, Firewall will ask for permission to let both Apache and MySQL through. Click Allow on both prompts before you proceed. Skip this step on a Mac.
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One-sentence summary -- Open MAMP. Click Use next free port when prompted. Click Yes when prompted. Confirm any Firewall requests.

Relocate them outside or somewhere else where they can receive plenty of airflow. The alcohol will soon evaporate and take the water with it, leaving your insoles clean, disinfected and smelling fresh again. Don't wear the shoes again until they've had time to dry. Doing so will just introduce new germs and moisture.
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Set the insoles aside to dry.