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On this episode I talked with Marie Makowski, who is the owner of Tora Tattoo. She is an active baseball coach, a jiu jitsu athlete, shop owner and super parent. Join us for an artist's perspective on a few life things.
Tora Tattoo is at 2463 S. King St / Honolulu
http://www.mariekaenakapu.com
Marie Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/marietattoohawaii/?hl=en
Free MLB season pass for T-Mobile customers
https://www.t-mobile.com/benefits/mlb
You really need a meat thermometer if you want to take your chef skills to the next level with consistency and ease. Do your own shopping, but pick one and get it.
https://www.foodnetwork.com/how-to/packages/shopping/product-reviews/best-meat-thermometer-instant-read-digital-probe
Pitchers Poison: Ground balls can be thrown back to pitchers, instead of 1st base to force out the batter at first. The pitcher must have at least one foot on the mound when he receives the ball before the batter reaches first. This is called “Pitchers Poison”, and this only applies for 1st base.
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On this episode I talked with Marie Makowski, who is the owner of Tora Tattoo. She is an active baseball coach, a jiu jitsu athlete, shop owner and super parent. Join us for an artist's perspective on a few life things.
Tora Tattoo is at 2463 S. King St / Honolulu
http://www.mariekaenakapu.com
Marie Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/marietattoohawaii/?hl=en
Free MLB season pass for T-Mobile customers
https://www.t-mobile.com/benefits/mlb
You really need a meat thermometer if you want to take your chef skills to the next level with consistency and ease. Do your own shopping, but pick one and get it.
https://www.foodnetwork.com/how-to/packages/shopping/product-reviews/best-meat-thermometer-instant-read-digital-probe
Pitchers Poison: Ground balls can be thrown back to pitchers, instead of 1st base to force out the batter at first. The pitcher must have at least one foot on the mound when he receives the ball before the batter reaches first. This is called “Pitchers Poison”, and this only applies for 1st base.