Not happy about the way Cuisinart is handling the recall
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Comments (26)'Oh sorry, I should clarify that .... it wasn't 20 pounds all at once ' no problem, I figured that. I'd do the same - run a bunch of something thru, dump it in a container and re-load - lol! I ordered the ninja from qvc (4 easy pays). I figured if it didn't work out, at least my money isn't tied up. I'm thinking positive tho so don't pay s/h back. I also thought about the weight of the bowl/pitcher and plastic is good for me. also less likely to break if it slips out of my hands. It does have a huge pitcher that I thought would be good for making juice and sauce/ salsa. I'll probably use the smaller one most of the time. most of the others don't get over 500 w, the vitamix qvc had on this a.m. is 1380 watts and the ninja is 1100 I think. it should be here this week and I hope I have the time/feel up to spending time figuring it out and doing a test run with it!...See MoreBest way to handle this situation
Comments (14)Take the stepmom (and for that matter, the divorce) out of the equation for a moment. A family has a vacation planned for a school break, but a teenaged child wants to participate in a youth program with friends instead. This happens all the time in any family with teenagers, not just in non-step families. The stepmom's participation as a chaperone does add a twist, it does make the idea of the whole family going to NYC less attractive, and it sort of makes your decision-making a little "public." But really, those are minor issues. I'm not so sure that the idea of the whole family going to NYC would be such a great one, again, not having anything to do with SM. You wrote, "sd has a hard time making friends and "fitting-in". This is her first year in high-school and we were so hopeful she would find her place with this band. I am thrilled to report that she is thriving with this group! Sooooo  I think she should go with them and bond even more through what can only be a good experience. I would love to be a part of it ...." But your being a part of it could sort of interfere with the group bonding and finding her place that is so important to any kid at this age, when she is forming her identity. Ask any teen; they feel like a whole different person when their parents are around (remember?). I sympathize with your situation with your SD's mom. But I really don't see this as a situation of "have[ing your] plans stepped on" -- it's not like she organized the field trip. It would be very different if, for example, the SM had invited your SD on a trip. But that's not what happened here. Her going as a chaperone sort of makes it feel like that, but it really isn't the same thing. I definitely wouldn't "b) Talk to a lawyer and see about enforcing the split holidays  and forcing her to stay home," so I respectfully disagree with newgardenelf. From the girl's point of view, this is about her going on a field trip rather than a family vacation, not about the relationship between her parents (including you). I think you are handling this very well. In fact, you need not offer to change the date of the Hawaii trip so she can do both; if it isn't convenient to do that, she may just have to choose. My kids sometimes chose to skip really great family trips in favor of youth activities. If it was easy to arrange the trips around their schedules, we did, but if not, they had to choose, and we were careful not to make them feel pressured or guilty if they chose their friends. This stuff is important to teens. Good luck, and have fun on your vacation whatever you decide!...See MoreEasiest way to kill Japanese Beetles and stick bugs! A Happy Accident.
Comments (5)I have used a similar method to drown codding moths that attack my apples. This "brew" consisted of water, vinegar, molasses, and a bit of banana, hung from the tree limbs in cut off milk cartons (the plastic gallon sized ones with handles work best). The containers fill up fast and need scooping often, the brew just gets stronger with time and needs refreshing every 2 weeks or so. I'll have to give your tomato/bucket method a shot as stink bugs and leaf footers are terrible here, for the asst fruit trees as well....See MoreCuisinart Blade Update
Comments (35)My wife is going to Mexico on Monday; maybe she can pick mine up for me. I've been waiting five days longer than j_morano. No reply to my email sent over a month ago....See Morefoodonastump
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