What's on your plate these days?

Nov 8, 2015 ... As pointed out by @Sven Yargs , "Up to much?" is most likely to a truncated version of the question "Have you been up to much? Feb 5, 2017 ... T2 is a massive departure from the original. No longer following the witty, black humour narration from Renton, T2 becomes a shared, collective experience for ... Oct 26, 2024 ... If @iambeckyg is doin' the happy food dance, you know it's good Last night, we made a special @postmates delivery to her backstage from @ ... Jan 17, 2012 ... In English, when meeting someone you haven't seen for a while, you might ask, "What have you been up to lately?" What is the equivalent question in Spanish? May 30, 2024 ... I'm open to work on museum and film projects, in writing, directing, and advising roles. Thanks for being out there. See you soon. May 2, 2013 ... Yes, you guessed it again, it was time to head out again, this time accompanied by Captain D-J, and this time to Patrol Base Folad, the most ... Aug 22, 2023 ... “What have you been up to?” means “what have you been doing?” It is more specific and is actually asking you about activities you have been doing. May 21, 2024 ... Open-source · Removing docs from Maester · Deep down Kiota library ‍ · Use Kiota with Dependency Injection · Sample Kiota with Dependency ... Mar 29, 2014 ... The word "lately" always means "recently," and never "in a late manner" (as you would guess from the spelling). Thus, "I have to work late tonight." (Not " ... Jun 27, 2016 ... It may come as a surprise to many people to learn that one of the worst questions you can ask another person is: What have you been up to?