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Looking in the pantry this morning for trashy but yummy cereal. Best I could come up with was Special K with strawberries...and even that was the generic version. It was a treat compared to the shredded wheat or grape nuts that I usually have. But is sure wasn't Cap'n Crunch or Lucky Charms...sigh.
Grape Nut Flakes was my favorite cereal as a kid. (I was the only one out of my siblings that didn't like sugar cereal.) I don't like it now as an adult, too soggy.
I haven't tried acutaly Grape Nuts for a while. They were too hard. But I should try it again. It might be a nice change from Smart Start Strong Heart Antioxidants, which actually tastes very good.
All this talk about Lucky Charms is giving me a craving. I might pick up a box this week. LOL
Drop off paper work at the high school's guidance office for the kid. (deadline 2pm)
Motivate son to finish packing and meet my husband on the side of a highway to send them off for a weekend at camp for opening of trout season. (Deadline 4pm)
Then it's taxes, taxes, taxes. (deadline midnight)
If you see me on here tonight, yell at me if I'm not done with the taxes.
I'm off to work shortly.....and will work on stuff I've been delaying all week (so that I have something to actually do today)....I do much better when I'm busy than when I'm not (like most people I'd imagine)....
I actually don't mind grocery shopping...
Planning my Easter menu....DD is coming home and will bring one or two friends....one is "kind of" a vegetarian..DD says she is more just picky and doesn't generally eat meat but sometimes will....After a couple of phone calls with DD so that the child has more to eat than green bean cassarole and dinner rolls.... it turns out ham is something she will eat - if there is mustard available...oookay.
2 years ago my cousin's 16 year-old son suffered a devastating brain injury in a car accident. He has been back and forth between ICU and rehab for 2 years. He has had countless episodes of pneumonia, and now is in renal failure. They have decided not to treat him, but to finally let him be in peace. I just can't imagine what it must be like to be in their shoes. Parenting is not for sissies.
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