I want TJ's Choco Croissants!!!
Ditto. And I think I'm going to TJ's later.
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I want TJ's Choco Croissants!!!
Ditto. And I think I'm going to TJ's later.
I just told my sister-in-law about them.
I think that she may be planning a trip to TJs too.
BTW, they have a miniature poodle pup who they are trying to entice to eat more by cooking his meals. That was a weird, convoluted sentence - but the upshot is: does anyone here cook for their dog(s) and if so: do you have any recipes to share?
Our dog wouldn't eat dog food for the first few years of her life, except the occasional biscuit, and then only when we made a game of it. We used to boil up chickens for her and give her the meat. She was a big fan of it when we put grapes in too.
I once dogsat for a guy who made omelettes for the dogs every morning and grilled lamb for them to eat every night. So, that's what I had to do too.
Thanks!
I thank goodness that my cats are happily satisfied with their (expensive) dry kibble, and actually show extremely little interest in human food or the garbage, for that matter.
As a fellow member of the contraband coffee brigade (seriously, I troll our conference rooms with my giant travel mug at 9:05 every morning) I'm vibing interview~ma to you in bushels, shrift.
We used to feed our dog our leftovers for the night in a big pot of cornmeal porridge. We thought dog-specific food was the neatest shiniest thing, but they wouldn't touch it and wanted their hot meal instead.
Good luck, shrift!
JZ, how did Monday go?
Sometimes stolen coffee is tastier than coffee you make yourself.
My sister-in-law says that Charlie actually barks for his food and that it's cheaper and much less nasty than the canned stuff. (She made him chicken with brown rice and veggies.)