Sounds yummy, but I'm stuffed. Unconventional meal for us, since its been kind of an unconventional Christmas... Ribeye steak, rice, mixed veggies, garlic bread. I'll grill out in the snow, but it was weird grilling out for Christmas in 60 degree weather.
They've eaten all my winter crop seedling and transplants
Chrissy *might* have nibbled a bit more food slop, I saw uneven patterns in the bottom... She's still very annoyed that I had to spray her wounds, but I just wish she'd start eating. It's been four days now.
She did, however, stand upright on one web and a wing for a moment to fix the way she was sitting!! Even bigger progress!!
Merry Christmas everyone!
Dan, congats to you & your family.
Banty, I'm glad she's making progress.Hope she continues.
Six dozen pierogis cooked and ready for transport to our daughter's house for this afternoon. Recalcitrant stove top seems to have 'self healed'. I shut off the breaker when we went away and just for the heck of it turned it back on yesterday morning.It was no longer flashing numbers and beeping. Worked fine today - we'll see.
Will sure be nice if we can skip the $90 service call scheduled for Tuesday.
On another note - sometimes the aging process sucks. My oldest sister is 88 years old. Her kids have taken away her license, and one nephew and his family have moved in with her. (Of her 4 boys he's the best one to live with her.) She's not happy. We come from relatively strong, stubborn stock and were raised to be independent people. Maybe one of the reasons this bothers me so is that I can see the possibility of a similar future. Hopefully I will make my own decisions because I have serious problems with others deciding for me - even out of love. Not meaning to be a 'debby downer', but it's sort of eating at me today. We went to her house last night, and it hurt to see her unhappy.
I know exactly where you are coming from. DH's grandparents lived with us for a while as a transition between home and assisted living. He had several strokes, she had Alzheimers. We had to be the ones to take his car keys and sell the car to keep him from driving. Very independent man and it hurt us to see him hurting from the realization that he was dependent on others.
My dad had a few dependent weeks while on hospice.
My mom is dependent on me to make her financial decisions, which is good because she is horrible with money management. Problem is there isn't even enough to cover necessities with that big house and acreage. Anyone want to buy a lovely Mission style home and 10 acres in always sunny Rio Grande Valley?
My uncle just passed away and I am assisting my cousin, who lives up north but is wintering in Arizona, with administering the estate.
Send a dozen or two pierogis my way, please...I miss my grandma's cooking. Or a recipe would do just as well
I had a glass smoothtop range once upon a time. Hated that thing with a passion. Love my 1934 Garland gas range.
Merry Christmas!
He-lloooo
I got a 22 today, watch out wild rabbits eating my garden, here I come!!
Sounds yummy, but I'm stuffed. Unconventional meal for us, since its been kind of an unconventional Christmas... Ribeye steak, rice, mixed veggies, garlic bread. I'll grill out in the snow, but it was weird grilling out for Christmas in 60 degree weather.
Rifle will be easier that close than a pistol would be, but some kind of scatter shot would really be easy lol!
We have tons of them around here, but they don't bother anything, so I let them be. Dudley would like to get ahold of one though!
Good dog trainers??
Really? I must not have looked at FB today.
