text: I remember doing an article about using two dish cloths, one for wiping the stove, etc., because the one I used for dishes was always full of suds. No more.
  I had a lot of dishes this time (I made cornbread and fudge brownies, scrambled eggs, etc.). I put a hefty squeeze of the Palmolive in a dish pan and half filled the pan with hot water. I used the sprayer full force to add the water.
  Voila! ( or wa-la, as some say), I got suds, lots of suds! And guess what? I still had suds left after doing all the dishes. Wont wonders never cease?
  Here is how I got confused. Normally, I have very few dishes to wash. For that reason, I wash them one at a time. From a pump at the sink, I squirt a little detergent on my cloth. If I am not careful, I will have far too many suds on my cloth and it will take lots of rinsing to get them all out.
  Well, all that has changed. No matter how much detergent I put on the cloth, I don't get any suds. Oddly enough, that same detergent (as I just found out), produces lots of suds when added to a pan of water.
  I still say the formulation has changed. Maybe now, the detergent is so concentrated, it needs lots of water (space) to open up and do its thing.
  OK, Ladies, Y'all were right and I was wrong. Now, I'm going to have a piece of that cornbread. And since my cupboards are about bare, I'm going to pretend it's shortbread and top it with apple sauce.
  My favorite dish detergents are Dawn. I like the original, the platinum, and my favorite is the platinum foam. It has a dispenser that makes it foam like a lot of hand soaps. They also sell a refill bottle that will fill the foaming dispenser 3 times. Id estimate one pump bottle, and 3-4 refills would last an entire year.
  I generally wet sponge, apply foaming dawn, wash dish and rinse. When it doesnt foam anymore I add another pump of foam. I dont like filling the sink with water, I think its wastes a lot of water.
  I prefer a cloth to a sponge, but other than that, this sounds just like what I'm looking for. I'll give it a try.
  
  This Anna's hummingbird was approaching one of our feeders near the kitchen window. I used my telephoto lens from about 10 feet away, inside the house and through the window.
  We have many hummingbirds coming to feed throughout the year, and the Anna's remain in our area. They are such graceful birds and must eat throughout the day to replace the energy and strength that they use up during their seemingly endless hunt for nectar.
  
  Come to one or more of the following free public rehearsals to learn the "Thriller" choreography measure-by-measure.