INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!
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Anyone have any really good, easy and rather quick recipes for a nice dinner?? Today is our anniversary...but we're not going out and I feel awful today but still want to do something nice for hubs. Im making a cake but wanted to still make a nice dinner that won't cause me to be up for too long...seriously rough day...
what kind of ingredients do u have, or are you going to a store, what kind of foods do you eat?
When i am feeling lazy i like to do chicken tacos/fajitas in my crock pot
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a vegetable pasta and grilled steak or fish are quick
Glad to hear it.
Ain't got no recipes for ya but HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!!
Quote: Then let me enlighten you:
The duckpin ball is 5" across,or less, depending on weight, & has no finger holes.
The pins are considerably shorter than tenpins.
Duckpin bowlers get 3 balls per frame, compared to 2 for tenpins.
The method of scoring is the same, however there are far more strikes & spares made in tenpins, hence the higher tenpin scores.
There have been several perfect scores of 300 in tenpins; there has never been a perfect game in duckpins, & probably will never be.
Very interesting.
Welcome. Good luck and hope the kids enjoy it!Hello! I've never used this thread before, and so I'm apologizing in advance if this doesn't go here. I'm going to be leading an incubation project with a Kindergarten class, and I was wondering if any of you had tips on incubating, suggestions for classroom rules regarding the incubator (I'm planning to essentially say, "Look. Don't touch), and/ or ways to get Kindergartners interested in incubation.
Again, I'm sorry if this isn't the right thread
You should try it if you get the chance; it's a blast, but can also be frustrating (remember most of my posts on the subject). I tried tenpins a few times in my younger days. My 1st game was 150; I thought I was ready for the pro tour. That turned out to be my best tenpin game ever! I couldn't put anything on the ball' I could hear the holes hit the lane with with every rotation. A enpin bowler who throws a ball with no hook or curve had just as well stay home & watch the tournaments on TV.
If I'm ever somewhere and see it I'll give it a chance.
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No fishing for a week?
Quote: Only 'cause it doesn't show the post I was quoting. I don't understand why sometimes it does & sometimes it doesn't.
You can set in profile settings.
I thought I did. Still don't why it isn't consistent one way or the other.
My sister & her 1st hubby went to IL & KY one year to see relatives, & someone suggested going bowling. BIL kept his bowling bag in the trunk; when he got it out, my cousin asked him what it was & where he intended to use it
You settings only impact your post, not how you see everyones.
Happy Anniversary!
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!! Crock pot dishes are the way to go! I hope you feel better!!!
I like angel hair pasta with snow peas, tomatoes, zucchini, garlic, basil, olive oil and parmesan cheese.
Angel hair pasta has to be drained when it is al dente or it will overcook while it is sitting waiting for the veggies.
It's colorful and delicious.
Even though they're not necessarily paleo, I always have different grains and seeds in the pantry like quinoa, amaranth, millet, flax, lentils, beans and several varieties of rice.
I can usually whip up a quick meal at any time out of the pantry and a bit of stuff from the veggie drawer and a bit of meat.
We keep lots of different kinds of pasta on hand that other people may not.
What do you have on hand?
That would be helpful to know if you aren't going to the store.
You can always put celebration off till you feel better.
Angel hair pasta has to be drained when it is al dente or it will overcook while it is sitting waiting for the veggies.
It's colorful and delicious.
Even though they're not necessarily paleo, I always have different grains and seeds in the pantry like quinoa, amaranth, millet, flax, lentils, beans and several varieties of rice.
I can usually whip up a quick meal at any time out of the pantry and a bit of stuff from the veggie drawer and a bit of meat.
We keep lots of different kinds of pasta on hand that other people may not.
What do you have on hand?
That would be helpful to know if you aren't going to the store.
You can always put celebration off till you feel better.
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