Ribeye saves the day
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Comments (11)Ann t, it never occurred to us that we could cut it from a roast. These steaks were about 1 1/2" thick. FABULOUSA! I'm going to start giving the meats a second look. Caavonldy, corn on the cob sounds wonderful to me too. This past summer we put tin foiled corn on cob on the grill w/ Italian drsg, peppers, & onions & it was really good. Stirfry-I'll get their hamburger from now on. I'll have to commit to separating it though. It comes in big packages. Thanks for the comments & suggestions....See MoreKind customer service saves the day!
Comments (21)I too had an excellent cs experience with Kirklands. We live and hour away from ANY shopping (except for WM and that's only 25 minutes <g>). I found the perfect picture for DH's newly renovated bathroom late last summer. It had all the colors, the theme...it gave "meaning" to or an explanation to everything we did with the reno. I know, that sounds silly LOL. I called Kirklands to see if they had one. I think the online store said the inventory was "low" at my particular store. She not only confirmed they had some but actually called back when she said she would, looked them over and made sure I got one that wasn't damaged, wrapped it with brown paper, bagged it, put my name on it and had it up front behind the desk when I got there. How many times have I expected to find an item waiting on me behind the counter and it wasn't there!!! Many....See MoreEstroven saved my life in 2 days
Comments (0)Im 49 yrs old I exercise daily to the tune of 8 miles running weights eat healthy do like sugar and coffee but don't drink alcohol do drugs etc. I started to gain weight maybe 4 pounds and noticed I couldn't hold my stomach in i felt discomfort, felt like I wanted to smack people- then Thanksgiving 2015 my period didn't come Xmas still missing-Janurary no period so I figured great Im in menopause. Truthfully the weight gain and fatigue has bothered me during my normal cycle. but now it would go down cause I wasn't getting my period. S while we were at Costco my husband pointed it out. I didn't get it then but went back with my grand baby and we picked it up started taking it the next day and with in 2 days was he first time in 30 years I went without napping, seriously I have spent my adult life so exhausted that I really would have to nap even at 6pm at nite to make it to 10 pm terrible- I always figured it was hormonal. I started taking the Estrogen CHANGED my LIFE no more napping I can stay up its a freaking miracle. Gave it to a few girlfriends anyone I could tell and its totally changed their lives. It fabulous try it . no more hot flashed no tiredness and Im happier. First month in i got a period for like a day now in March 2016 had my period 2 weeks so its back really heavy and not sure if the estrovan started it however I don't want menopause yet cause its hard on the youthful appearance. Im still taking the estrovan.. GOD SENT!...See MorePrincess (A Dog) Saves The Day (Or, At Least, The Chickens)
Comments (6)I believe they are the ever-popular Heinz 57 mixed breed with a little bit of everything in them. Ace looks like he might have some red heeler in him. HE IS white with some brown and black splotches. Princess is short, wide and black and looks like she might have a little bit of everything in her. Tim thinks she has some terrier bloodlines because she acts a lot like one. They were strays that came running into our yard one day about 3 years ago, or 3 years and maybe one month ago, and didn't bother the yard full of chickens at all. They were obviously hungry and homeless with no collars and no tags. We took them in, fed them, took them to the vet (no microchips), got them all their shots and had them fixed, etc. and they became ours. We checked around the neighborhood and several neighbors who live up at the other end of the road said they'd seen them running around for weeks and thought they'd been dumped out here "in the country", which is incredibly common. Within two months of them showing up, two of our very old dogs, Honey (brain tumor) and Sam (ongoing heart trouble in his old age) had passed away. I always felt like God sent us the two puppies, who were about half-grown at that time, to replace the two dogs we were about to lose. They are good dogs and spend a lot of their time in Tim's office, where each has claimed one of the two recliners as their own. Ace sits on his butt with his 4 paws sticking up in the air, reclining with Tim when Tim is in there watching TV. Princess sits on the top of the back of the recliner sort of like Snoopy always sits on top of his doghouse. She's much more of a watchdog than he is, but when she alerts on a coyote, he joins in. They love digging, toys, bones, the two much older dogs and blankets. They drag their blankets around, sleep on them, chew on them, hide toys beneath them, etc. The only thing we ever tried to do that they didn't like was that we had a big dog crate for each of them to sleep in and tried to make them sleep separately. Nope. They won't sleep in separate crates. They have to sleep together in one crate or they don't sleep at all. Even in the middle of the day, if they decide to take a nap, they give up their separate chairs and either sleep in the dog crate together, sleep on the sofa together on either his blanket or her blanket but never on both blankets, or they will sleep on one recliner together. They are a hoot. They probably had abuse or neglect in their past based on their behavior when they first came here. It took us a long time to make them feel safe and secure, and you always wonder what happened in their past that made them feel so anxious. They seem fine now, but they hate being on a leash with a passion---they act petrified of the leash, and they willingly go into their dog crate but act nervous when you go in there at night to close up the crate. I have to kneel, talk to them, give them kisses and promise them that I'll see them in the morning. I wonder if someone used to put them in a crate and leave them for long periods of time? We wouldn't make them sleep in the crate, except that if they are out of the crate, they sit and stare out the windows and bark all night. In the crate, they are quiet and they sleep. That's their story....See More- 7 months ago
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