What's For Dinner #351
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Comments (103)Good afternoon all... I did make it to town yesterday. It turned out to be much nicer than predicted. I did all that I went to do, and was home with the purchases unloaded when the rain arrived. It wasn't bad, but plenty windy, and accompanied with thunder and lightning. We were under a tornado watch all day and well into the night. One was sighted to the south of us, in our county, but there has been no report of damage. That cannot be said of the one that hit Gassville to the east of us. It was 40% destroyed, with one death...(a 91 year old woman), and lots of injuries. It is said that several others were killed in Arkansas, but I haven't heard where. No, Denise. I haven't read that book. The only reason I ended up working on the one that I mentioned is because I happened to notice it on the shelf, and decided to give it a stab! I have reached some more interesting chapters, but am still not past page # 143. Bling? I call what I have just plain old fashioned jewelry ! I do not think any of it is very valuable, although some of the older stuff may be. I mostly wear necklaces and pins/broaches. My wedding ring is just a plain gold band. Pm2, our winter isn't all that short, but we keep having false springs that trick things into growing.I never dare put my tender plants out until the last of April. Saucy, I hope you have someone that you feel comfortable talking to. That is a real help when one is having problems. I know a lot of 'us' are good listeners. I have enough experience with troubles that I can commiserate with those of others. I agree with you about 'sharing'. I really need to do that. I am sending good wishes, hugs, and prayers to/for you. Ei, the best way I have found to prevent making 'goofs' is to open the page twice, and go back and forth as I 'talk' to each person. even then I am capable of goofing! :-( I have a problem getting sleepy when reading too, unless it is a very engrossing read, but I never lay down, or recline while reading. I get to hurting even while setting in a comfortable chair. I can't possibly lay down and read! I have never read War and Peace. I may have it in my 'library'...but not sure. I have 2 or 3 of Michener's long books, and have read them. With the bone density test, you lay on a table and the scanner moves over you. You aren't enclosed like with an MRI, and you don't drink anything. Marie, your orchid is gorgeous! I neglected to keep a close enough eye on the plants in the bay window, and ended up with a terrible outbreak of scale! They were on the 2 primroses, the yellow moth orchid from Ei, an Angel Wing Begonia and a pot of crotons.! I am diligently removing them with cotton soaked with rubbing alcohol. I sure hope I win! I bought a new Primrose in town yesterday. It will stay well away from the affected plants. Marian...See MoreFireFox 3.5.1
Comments (7)Looks like it's not really being supported. In Firefox, if you look at Tools > Add-on's > Ad-block Plus > Options > and then Filters > Add Filters Subscription, there's some info that refers to what I mean. But we'll have to wait and see if someone starts paying attention to it again, I suppose....See MoreWhat's For Dinner - #317
Comments (101)Seems as good a place as any to post a few Thank You's for the help and inspiration for my Christmas dinners: Ann - The tourtiere was a huge hit Christmas Eve. Being as I had a leftover pie, my parents suggested I serve it again Christmas Day! (I didn't.) Sharon (Chase) - Somehow I managed to save one of your jars of Chili Sauce for the tourtiere. Five adults, one pie, almost a pint of sauce gone. 'Nuff said? Everyone on Linda's (doucanoe) Prime Rib thread - For giving me the courage to try this for the first time on Christmas Day. I used Cook's Illustrated's low roast method and was extremely pleased with the consistent doneness throughout. CI's Yorkshire Pudding was fabulous also. Alexa - For posting Paula Deen's mushroom recipe. Another huge hit. My father asked to take home the leftovers. Such a compliment is unheard of from him. Also, for posting the jus and your other last minute details and words of encouragement. Ruthanna - The deviled bones were, um, fun? Definitely not for polite company. Please pass the dental floss! Definitely worth the mess. I have no pictures of any of this, but I couldn't have been more pleased with the Christmas meals I served and it seems like everyone agreed. Thanks everyone!!!...See MoreSink size for 351/2" base cab?
Comments (0)Just when you think you are at the easy part of a kitchen reno...I'm trying to find a ss apron front sink that won't require a complete overhaul of the cabinet beneath and found the Kholer vault line. Problem is, it (and the others I've found) seem designed for standard 30" or 36" base cabs. Measured mine, and I think it's 35 1/2" (34" inside cabinet). Is this a non-standard size? Can't imagine it would be as everything is builder grade, but you never know...I assume a sink designed for a 30" cab will be too small, and one designed for a 36" cab too large, so what to do? I've searched this forum and can't seem to find guidelines on sink size to cabinets. Am I overthinking this, yet again?:) Any advice greatly appreciated....See Moreannie1992
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