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Floof....Making your own floofs
Comments (20)My FIL used to occasionally make head cheese. Not brave, I didn't eat it. Event took place somewhat rarely - when butchering took place. When you have 10 children, you raise much of the food yourself. But this man cooked hot food for his pigs in winter - he did not do the butchering himself even if he had trouble admitting something of a 'softie'.. The only time I ever left the table was the night blood sausage was served. Just the black color was enough for my senses/tastes. He called once with few things he wanted from the grocery store. Italian seasoning was on his list and I bought a jar in the spice aisle but was wondering why when he always had garlic, peppers, oregano in his kitchen. English was not his first language. He'd meant Italian salad dressing - one of his daughters might have known but i did not. I did watch Guy Fieri participate in the cooking and eating of pork head cheese on TV just a few days ago and it really didn't look bad ....at least to my older self. 😊...See MoreFloof: How much caffeine do you take every day?
Comments (32)I have a decent-sized mug (not a big mug) of coffee with one sugar cube and one raw sugar and half and half. That's my guilty pleasure of sugar every morning. No more caffeine during the day, unless I feel I need a little energy (maybe twice a month?) and tired and have plans for the evening-then I'll do a shot of espresso-which I do not like, but I down it. No more caffeine during the day. I've really tried to like hot tea-but it seems to make my mouth feel funny (dry) after I drink it-and I just never acquired the taste for it....See MoreFood Floof! Soup Additions.
Comments (35)Everybody has their own ideas of what's nice to eat. I don't crumble crackers into my soup, but I have occasionally soaked a piece of one. If you like crisp, it's not for you, but if you're good with tender to gooey, the soaked or even soggy cracker can be good. Some people hate soup. They hate the whole spooning hot liquid into their mouths, which they find most unpleasant. But some do like the flavor of soup and are good with the texture of cream of wheat, so they soak up the soup with crackers and eat something like savory, salty soup flavored cereal. I was terribly embarrassed at camp when we had soup for lunch and the counselor pointed out the proper way I was holding and using my spoon. I wasn't trying to be fancy. It's just how one ate soup! But I guess some of the other kids were doing their own thing. I didn't have special manners! We just ate soup at home. I say, so long as you're not sloshing or making weird noises, not spilling your cracker crumbs all over, or otherwise being obnoxious, how you eat your soup is up to you!...See MoreFloof! Reverse Resolutions!
Comments (7)I make a point to say hello and chat with residents other than Mom at memory care. A couple of weeks ago my sister and I bought a wreath to hang on a woman’s door who doesn't get visitors. We did it on the sly so she’s not left out because everyone else has one. We know she celebrates Christmas so that is not an issue. I offer to handle Amazon returns or post office errands for my family members sonce I am going to be out anyway. It makes life easier for them. I treat all animals well including wildlife. if I find a ’bug’ inside the house I escort it outside if at all possible. I ’help’ worms get across the hot sidewalk into the cool grass if they are struggling. I also move the occassional flying insect out of the pool to dry ground even if I’m exercising....See More- 7 years ago
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