(During a dinnertime spat, she watches her husband garnish a hot dog: "Along its length he ran lines of mustard and ketchup and mayo and relish as carefully as if he were laying brick. A brick, Marilyn thought, would come in handy right now").
In 1999, the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance issued a tax warrant and lien in the name of Andrea K. Sanderlin, enabling officials to seize her bank accounts and garnish her wages to recoup more than $21,000 in unpaid taxes, according to state records.
At an FTC press conference in Chicago on Tuesday, fraud victim JanLaree DeJulius explained that she had received a call from someone claiming to be an enforcement officer from the (phony) "Federal Department of Crime and Prevention," who threatened to have her arrested and have her wages garnished if she didn't pay a bill of more than $730.
Whose screams had preceded her cooking somewhere else? Did she garnish with Fava Beans and a nice Chianti?
Even in the new place, Jennifer dreaded the ringing telephone, with various creditors threatening to have her wages garnished.
She pickles the turnips that garnish her dishes herself, and returns from vacations in Damascus with spices for her restaurant.
The school threatened to garnish her paychecks while she was living at the Covenant House shelter.
Silky strawberry sauce and hazelnut garnish complete her plate, which is followed by yet another one of her creations: Eastern and Western Scampi, a medley of tiny fava purée and carrot paste dollops with four succulent, seared lagoon scampi, sweet and savory caramelized almond brittle, and a touch of ginger.
Despite the feathers in her hair and ears and the flowers garnishing her blonde locks, Jessica's country-girl-in-the-big-city schtick and her far less fantastic take on Juliet Simm's hit cover from Season 2 did not do the trick.
