Harvey Phillips

Hmm, I fly every other week and I swear by compact mysteries with high stakes legal battles or heists that go wrong because that model momentum never dips and that model reveals come like clockwork and you get that model twist each act and still land before that model final sting. Dual timeline thrillers also work when that model chapters alternate and stay lean. Go for mass market paperbacks or other small format prints to keep weight down and stay under twenty, and if you can find that model standalone under 300 pages you can finish it between boarding and baggage claim. No brick thick tomes.

Hey and I've been through something similar with my blender a while back. That grinding noise started out of nowhere, and it turned out the blades were just a bit loose. Try tightening everything up when you reassemble it. Sometimes that alone does the trick. If that doesn't help, maybe check the bottom where it connects to the motor. Could be some wear there causing the issue. I ended up lubricating the parts lightly with some food-grade oil, and it smoothed right out. Works great now. Don't stress too much; these things are usually fixable without much hassle. Oh, and if it's still noisy after that, might be time to look into the motor, but hopefully not.