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Comments (29)Savory: Fried chicken (white meat and livers only), turnip greens, fried okra (slightly burnt), and fresh creamed corn. Cornbread and butter. Sweet iced tea with lots of extra lemon (would probably turn that into a John Daly after 3 days of eating the same thing! 😂) Sweet: Lemon Icebox Pie made with recipe on the Eagle Brand Condensed Milk label Snack: Cheetos (fried, of course) with a nice Pinot Noir or an iced-cold Coke Does anything give away the fact that I’m Southern? HA!...See More*Floof* A day in the life of...
Comments (11)Oooo fun! My day(s) are pitiful compared to yours! Good Grief! I have 2 different routines. One for those times i work, and one for when I'm off. Age: 35 yo female Lives with: SO, 4 large dogs, and a random cat that decides it lives on our property now. Work days (nights): 4-5 am: make breakfast for SO before he goes to work. Clean kitchen. 6 am: shower,go to bed Sleep until 2 pm or so 2-4 pm: Feed and play with dogs, feed random cat, cook dinner for SO to have when he gets home from work. Clean Kitchen. Take second shower and,dry hair, and otherwise make myself presentable for work. 4 pm: This is when i leave for work, I almost always have at least one stop to make. 5pm: Arrive at work. Do as much work as i have to. I usually cook and eat my first meal before 6pm. I have a full kitchen setup here so I am able to cook fresh, though i sometimes just get something on the way. 5pm-Midnight: Do whatever work comes in, tend to my large flower garden, clean the office, feed the "work"cats, and otherwise keep myself amused until my fitbit resets at midnight and i can get my steps in for the next day. Midnight: (fitbit resets to 0)- Go outside and walk laps around my office building until i get 15000 steps, stopping throughout as work requires. Sometimes this is 0 times, sometimes its 20, just depends on the night. 5 am: Yay! go home. Make breakfast. Shower. Change sheet. Bed. Off days (nights): 4-5 am(ish): Make Breakfast. Clean kitchen. 5am(ish)- ???-Back to bed! Only for a few hours. I change my sleep schedule to "normal' people hours to accommodate the man. Rest of the my day could be whatever. I am off 4 nights. I try to stick to a basic routine. One day i do all of our laundry for the week, which between the 2 of us may be 5 or 6 loads at most. I wash, dry, fold or hang up and put away all the laundry that one day. I also wash our comforter that day, i change the sheet daily. That same day i do a thorough house cleaning. Dusting, scrubbing the bathrooms, sweep, swiffer, mop all floors, baseboards, etc. Another one of those days i do our basic weekly shopping. While I am out i try to do whatever other errands can be done. I live in the sticks and its a drive into where all the stuff i go to is, so i try to get it all out of the way on one day. Stores, bank,post office, whatever. I usually shop for meals daily, but since all this has been going on and we are trying to say home as much as possible, this has changed and i try try try to get all of our food for the week on this day as well. I sometimes have to go to the nearest store, which is about 10 minutes away in between. But I am really trying hard not to. Another day i make whatever candles, scent cubes and sprays i need to restock my inventory. I also tend to bake something sweet for SO to eat and for me to stare at since i am on an eternal diet,since I am already in the kitchen and hot and toiling away i might as well bake some cookies or a peach cobbler or some bread or brownies or something...... The last day I try to relax. Though random things do come up. I feel very lucky to be somewhat flexible. I find parents fascinating. I cannot imagine having my whole life being devoted to taking care of others all day every day. To have someones very life depend on me. That is probably why i decided very early in life not to have children. Especially now, it must be so stressful. Every single off day i do some gardening, do lots of playtime and training with the mutts, I cook at least 2 meals,we only tend to eat 2 meals every day. I often cook 2 different meals for each meal, or at least 2 different variations on a meal, because i am on a diet and SO is not. I am probably unreasonably weird about the kitchen. I CANNOT sleep if my kitchen is not sparkling clean. I cannot leave dishes in the sink or a dirty stove or if my counter tops have not been wiped down. Nope. And every single off day i get on my treadmill at the end of the day to make sure i get at least 15000 steps for that day. Then i shower and go to bed. I try to be in bed by midnight. By then, SO is already asleep. He works 6 days a week, tends to come home, eat, relax a little bit, then go to bed early. His one day off he is running around all day doing things... This is my last night at work this run. Tomorrow its supposed to storm BUT i have some hibiscus plants that NEED to be planted so i guess i will out there digging in the rain. I started my flower garden last year and it will take probably two or 3 more years for me to get it as large as i want it. Until then, lots and lots of work need to be done to it. I run my dishwasher every day as well. And its just the two of us. Even on days that i work i have a remarkable ability to use way more dishes then is probably needed to make 2 meals a day for 2 people....See MoreFestive Food Floof! Hearts!
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Comments (13)I subscribed to Sakuraco for a few months. It’s Japanese snack foods from small Japanese purveyors/manufacturers, often family owned. Each month features a different region of Japan and has a booklet that describes the region and the festivals, etc. I found it interesting to learn about the different regions of Japan. The snacks were high quality, but not particularly craveable to me. I would say that Sakuraco is definitely targeted to adults, though might be interesting to an older teen. I wonder if a subscription to a puzzle site or murder mystery site or even Marvel might be more interesting to a teen....See More- 7 years ago
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