Special thoughts for grandson, Parke
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Comments (9)Ohhhhhhhhhh kay sounds good but ummmmm what time and what chanel is it on What roses did do for my corner of the street: a 80 foot long side walk runs down the west side of my property 100 feet or so past the far end of my fence line sits a mom and pop convenance store. Yep thats right folks litter litter every where to the tune of 3 30 gallon bags per week just for the fence line I placed 4 rose plants along the inside of the fence line and some odd looking things for the butterflies this year sence March I only had to pick up 2 30 gallon bags of trash and litter from the sidewalk and have included my litter duties to continue to the front door of the mom and pop store. The roses where very effective in the new attitude of those who pass by I see alot less trash and a few more smiles. thought for the day *** you can't stop and smell the roses if you don't ever see em...See MoreMy grandson Boston
Comments (25)Di, I am only seeing this today and I had an awful feeling when I saw your post. I remember your joy when he was born, and we shared that with you. Rest in peace, darling Boston, and thank you for the joy you brought to your family and to us, your virtual grandmothers. My heart is aching for all of you. Another grandmother on the Kitchen Table forum also lost her baby grandson in an accident this summer. This is too much to bear. Sending you much love....See MoreNeed help with preparing food for special needs grandson
Comments (12)You say the food processor doesn't get it right. What kind of food processor? I think I could make "bean dip" out of chicken in my cuisinart. I would buy a chicken, poach it slowly in some flavorful boulion made from cooking onion carrots celery and maybe parsley...simmer the chicken, cut up[ for ease in poaching, then pull from the bone and process in the Cuisinart ...add broth as needed....but keep the stuff in the processor as a thick paste....it will process finer that way. Then when it's done, mix with broth or cream ro whatever to thin to needed consistancy. This will work with all meats. Ground meats often have fat and bits of gristle....so best to do meat where you can cut out those things before pulverizing. Linda C...See MorePlease sprare a few thoughts for my grandson
Comments (32)LOL! The colors are sometimes kind of shocking! But fun :) DD had a palate expander for a while - that wasn't so fun. The braces are going great for us so far. Remarkable change in just a few months!!! Those first couple days are kind of tender - but that goes by fast. Like others have said, have some soft food ready. DD is 17 so she drives herself to all her appointments, and usually has a couple other younger kids with her that aren't old enough to drive off their permits. They all kind of schedule together so they can car pool. That works great! Then they hit Mc D's before returning to school - lol! Our ortho is about 25 miles away. Your just the sweetest Grandma!!...See More- 6 years ago
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