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Thanks B4U and DandJ for your condolences. We ARE going to get together anyway. We're going to a waterfront bar/restaurant and watch the OTHER boats go by.
last night i didnt get home from work until 11:30pm and my wife is out of town. so i had my mom walk my dog during the day. she had gone to manhattan to some fancy cooking class with some friends and she left some food at my house from it. it was a pork tenderloin with some bacon, some kind of baked potato wedges and some kind of fancy string bean things. it was sooooooo good. i told my mom she should keep going to that class and if she cooks like that id come over every night for dinner.
it made getting home at 11:30 a little less miserable.
yeah, i took a picture of it since it looked so yummy to me and i was so excited to eat it. i dont think my above description was very good.
yeah, i took a picture of it since it looked so yummy to me and i was so excited to eat it. i dont think my above description was very good.
If I had to gues, I would say that the pork is a pork tenderloin roulade, that the potatoes are roasted potatoes, and that the green beans are sauteed green beans.
Looks yummy!
Thanks B4U and DandJ for your condolences. We ARE going to get together anyway. We're going to a waterfront bar/restaurant and watch the OTHER boats go by.
I am so sorry! I know what a bummer that must be!
Dinner tonight will be leftover meatloaf, mashed taters, etc.
We just got back from 6 days in Santa Fe, where I think we tried to eat ourselves into food commas. I've got some boneless butterflied pork chops thawing out, but I have no idea what else I will cook. I'll probably make a big salad, but beyond that, I don't know. Absolutely nothing sounds good.
"food commas"!?? THAT'S a funny typo Deb!! I can just see a family all standing sideways with their arms up over their heads turning sideways to look like a comma!!
"food commas"!?? THAT'S a funny typo Deb!! I can just see a family all standing sideways with their arms up over their heads turning sideways to look like a comma!!
Oh well, spell check can't catch a typo if the typo is still a word!
I have friends with allergies and they look to be right miserable! I've helped them get rid of their symptoms quickly and naturally, without medications (which can stress the liver, which, in turn is fighting to detox your body of the medications, and cause your body to create even more mucus!)
Take Apple Cider Vinegar. It greatly helps allergy sufferers. Especially if you take it at the first signs of allergies or sinus infections. It stops the histamine reaction and the allergies in their tracks.
You can take the Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) one of two ways. Put 1/8th of a cup of ACV in 16oz of water and sip it throughout the day or just guzzle it all at once. It's up to you.
Sometimes you just have to take this dosage once to stop the allergy. Sometimes two or three times a day. If you take it at the onset of your allergy attack, it can alleviate the attack completely in just 1-3 hours. If you've been experiencing the attack for a day or more, the symptoms will go away in about 24 hours. Naturally. No chemicals. And ACV is very good for you. There's also evidence that it repairs the immune system over time. I take a version of ACV called Four Thieves Vinegar and I haven't gotten sick in a very long time.
NOTE: ALWAYS dilute ACV when you drink it. It's too strong to drink straight.
ACV is just one ingredient people use to ease/rid their allergy attacks. Honey works for many people and so does turmeric. Turmeric is VERY good your body and fights against the onset of Alzheimer's like no one's business!
Thanks for the info!! I tried to rep you, but have to spread it around first
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