Azurede Ross

Mom, Wife, Language & Politics Enthusiast

[Milwaukee Brewers @Brewers]

We will never have enough angles

[Milwaukee Brewers @Brewers]

PRETTY SURE THIS PLACE IS STILL SHAKING

[MLB @MLB]

Bottom of the 9th
Bases loaded
Two outs
Down by one

Jackson Chourio provided an all-time moment for Milwaukee 😤

[ESPN Radio @ESPNRadio]

.@Kurkjian_ESPN couldn't believe the decision to go for third 😂

@PerezEd didn't like it either.

[The Oxford Comma @RealOxfordComma]

Oxford…coma?

[Jay Nordlinger @jaynordlinger]

I take a moment to salute, as I regularly do, one of the best signs in America — found at the Milwaukee airport, after security screening (with the discombobulation such screening entails). At the same time, I salute the boundless ingenuity of the English language.

[MLB @MLB]

RT if your team won today 😤

[Tomahawk Sports @TomahawkSp0rts]

FSU wins by 30+

Florida loses by 30+

Enjoy this weekend FSU fans.

[Marc Topkin @TBTimes_Rays]

#Rays beat #Yankees 1-0 in ALDS opener, Rasmussen and Baker team for a 1-hitter

[Tim Wronka @TimWronka]

lol what exactly does “the city of St. Petersburg in Clearwater, FL” mean?

[Lee Radziwill @RadziwillLee]

This is how your invite to pick apples finds me.

[Mad Men Quotes @MadMenQts]

🎃👻🎃👻

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

I'm 57 and I look 57!

And so does that lady even though she's claiming to look 15 years younger than her 56 years.

I have 4 kids and they are worth every line on my face, every gray hair and every stretch mark.

[Benjamin Domenech @bdomenech]

Turns out he also has an S Tier Wife. Kudos.

[The Food Manufacturing Guy @TipOfTheBanana]

Tater Tots were invented to use up the scraps from making french fries. In 1953 the brothers who started Ore-Ida were cutting fries in Ontario, Oregon, and the leftover slivers of potato were going to cattle feed.

They chopped the slivers, mixed them with flour and seasoning, pushed the mix through holes in a board and sliced off small pieces to fry. The potatoes had already been bought, stored, peeled and trimmed, so it didn't cost them much to turn the scraps into something they could sell.

Tater Tots were in grocery stores by the mid 1950s. Heinz bought Ore-Ida in 1965, and Tater Tots is still an Ore-Ida trademark.

Every Sunday in my newsletter I take one grocery product apart like this, from the label to how the plant makes it and what it costs to make. The first Sunday issue goes out this weekend at 8am, and it's Nutella. The first part of every issue is free.

https://t.co/1aS9T3aX0O

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

Let's be sensitive to our language choices this week!

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

Major Florida news to start October…

[Ryan Glasspiegel @sportsrapport]

Baseball on the radio is one of life’s great pleasures

[FOX Sports: MLB @MLBONFOX]

Pope Leo is happy with today's result!