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Hmmm, do they have frozen mashed potatoes? That are decent?
I haven't seen that, but they have some in the deli section out here that are pretty decent. There are a lot of frozen veggie dishes though, or you can get several different kinds of veggies (squash, sweet potatoes, fingerling potatos, green beans, etc) in ready to microwave bags.
oh and the frozen sweet potato fries. nom.
I had a post to Kristin but I think it got ated. Sending all positive, miracle thoughts to your student and her family. What an awful situation.
All my ~ma to you, your non-student, and all concerned, Kristin.
Kristin, so much miracle~ma to that whole family. And coping~ma to everyone at your school.
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wrt dogs and kids. When my sister & hubby got a stray (dobbie/Ger Shep mutt we think), she was clearly skittish. I met the dog 3rd ish day they had her, while at a park. And this 6ish year old kid came RUNNING up doing that "ooo doggie" rebel yell thing. Dan, bless his heart, grabbed the dog by the collar/scruff of neck and held her firm behind him while pulling a Heisman on the kid and all but face planted her into the blanket. The parents finally caught up and were like "huh" and kinda heard the clue phone ringing and said "ask the man if you can pet the cute dog" and Dan was like "We just rescued her from the pound. She bites. I wouldn't advise it". The body language could not have been clearer, yet they still wanted to ask to pet. That family is waiting for a Darwin Award, I tell you what.
Dogs on retractable leashes tend to come with owners on cell phones.
That sound you just heard was my head exploding. A world of THIS.
Miracle-Ma for the family, Kristin.
I just got apple cranberry stuffed chicken breasts from TJ, but I haven't cooked them yet. I love to use the artichoke spread as a sauce on artichoke ravioli. It's totally delicious.
I ate TJ's artichoke spread for dinner the other night, on sesame crackers. I have no regrets.
I love to use the artichoke spread as a sauce on artichoke ravioli. It's totally delicious.
this is true. and reminds me. Want to come for dinner Friday?
Oh! In their frozen section, TJs has salmon stuffed with a crab-based stuffing thingy. I make it all the time -- really good. Grab some frozen veggies and possibly rice or just some good bread, and you're set.