[quote]It's called tahini. You can substitute sesame oil and be close. I can send you some if you want. I used to have a recipe for an awesome black bean hummus. I will try to find it. It was so good and I am not a big hummus fan.[/quote] You're so sweet. Nah, you don't have to send it. Just tell me where to get it. Also, I'd like the black bean recipe please. I love them!
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Right now, with an all "volunteer" military, I often hear people talk about just "joining up." It's not that easy. There is a reason our military members are considered professionals, not only by Americans but most countries around the world. <span style="font-size: medium; font
[quote]Federal Public Law 96-88, Title I, Section 101 states: “…Parents have the primary responsibility for the education of their children, and states, localities and private institutions have the primary responsibility for supporting that parental role.”[/quote] Thanks Lula. I am going to look this up and read it all when I get a chance. It is just the sort of information having on hand can prove beneficial i
[quote]Anyhow she said that while I was making dinner to put out a loaf of bread with some butter and put it on the table for them to snack on. It would stop them from asking how much longer dinner would be and fill them up a bit so that when you sat down to have steak or pork chops they wouldn't eat so much meat. I suppose you could do the same with cut up veggies and hummus or dip. [/quote] I don't know if I can make bread with a lot of fiber in it, ev
[quote]You know Brian has to be there at the very least until he finishes his job he's in now. So I know he's staying put. [/quote] Woot. I am sure they're tired of Ohio and getting the itch to move on, but for a selfish reason, I'm glad they're staying. Remember the loaf of bread Amanda gave me? Tell her Hunter ate almost the entire thing. He LOVES bread, but you saw I usually only buy hi
And everyone said: AMEN!
[quote]Hope that little guy gets better quick, really hate to have them ailing.[/quote] Me too. [quote]I seriously considered getting a second, smaller refrigerator and keeping it in our room because nothing was safe. [/quote] I know EXACTLY what you mean. I will look forward to a snack all day, and when I get into the kitchen, all that's left is crumbs on the counter, or WORSE, an empt
[quote] I am so grateful to be finally fit and awake from the long night of my old, dysfunctional ways and out in the sun alive and out living this life –especially knowing it’s short and the only one I’m ever gonna have.[/quote] My favorite line. Good job Roy! Your time is getting better and better. I'm glad you're living life and s
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Well, it is midnight. I'm up washing sheets and stuffed animals. Gavin's fever is gone. But, he has a horrible cough. He coughed so hard in his sleep, he puked. I can't stand the smell of vomit, so I already cleaned his carpet around his bed (just in case) and have two more loads to wash. <p
[quote]One of my worst nightmares. I have a feeling I will be needing one soon[/quote] Ask for Valium. Seriously. Then take your MP3. I swear it was easier, and less painful than a filling! My jaw is still stiff (but that's probably from running my mouth so much while KFC was visiting) but the tooth feels great! Woot.
[quote]The way they went through food was like listening to PACMAN...wacca...wacca wacca wacca...Know what? I miss those days. [/quote] I bet your wallet doesn't though. [e digicons]:grin:[/e] I love to see my kids eat. I don't know why, but it makes me feel good. [quote] All three are taller than me. What did I feed them? EVERY DAMN THING THAT CAME INTO THE HOUSE...their teenage
It was my pleasure. Really. And I hope we are able to make it tradition whenever you are in the area. I loved having a girl's afternoon to chat. And I am sure our husband's will get along well. Your grand baby's are so cute. (I know everyone says that, but dang, no kidding!) The baby just crawled right up to me, a total stranger, flashed his
[quote]I hope this new docor fixes you up. [/quote] Ditto. I'm glad you found someone who listens and seems intent on helping you fix the problem. That is a blessing all by itself. Here's to hoping pain free is just around the corner. [e digicons]:beer:[/e]
[quote]Every morning of first grade, JLO would tell me that she had a stomach ache. It got to the point where my answer would be, 'Of course you do--you're in first grade' and I'd send her off. Turned out her teacher was a yeller and it upset her to have that going on all day. You would have thought I had made yelling like white noise for her by then...[/quote] My oldest was pretty intolerant of teachers yelling. <span style="font-
hahahaha When I was in Alaska, a state park ranger took my family on a nature walk in which she informed us it is illegal to pick any sort of flora in large parts of Alaska. (Where we lived you couldn't cut down a single tree or large shrub without permission from the forestry department. Alaska has more rules than "civilized" states.) Bout that time a tree h
[quote] The way it was done "back then" was they drilled out the top of the tooth then poisoned the nerve and root stems. They put a temp cap on that then in a couple of days you went back and they used these little hand drill bits to drill down into the roots then pull them out, scraping the "dead" nerve with it. Three sessions of that on three separate days. [/quote] No wonder so many people opted for dentures! Yikes! That's giv
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[quote]but at least I still gots my teeth. My mom & dad who are in their eighties still have theirs so I'm hoping that trait is genetic.[/quote] Well I plan on keeping mine too Roy. I didn't have any wisdom teeth. My dentist said that less than 5% of the human population can say they've never had any wisdom teeth. I dunno if that's true. But I figure I'm pretty fortunate at 40 to not h
[quote]I had a root canal in 1976.[/quote] Well they've come a long way baby! I went in at 10, was done by 12:30. They gave me a Valium before, which really helped relax me. Then he numbed me up double, I snapped on my MP3, and closed my eyes. They used a diamond bit drill to make a small hole in the crown, filed out the canals, three of them, dis-infected, filled it up with some ty
I think the more important issue here is what this just announced to the world at large. We are now doing business with terrorists instead of killing them. Obama sucks.
I'd love to be starting Spring...but we have Monster March to get through. I hope it doesn't get too warm too soon because the buds will get zapped when it turns cold again (and it always does in March). That happened the year before last and destroyed all the Spring blooms that year. I have several Spring blooming ornamentals and I hate when they don't get a year to shine. <span style="fon
[quote]I have similar sensitivity issues with my teeth and I have had a root canal. Heard all kinds of horror stories about the pain afterwards from 'normal' people so I was worried. A couple of Advil were all I needed. It took a while, but I am finally able to chew on both sides--amazing! [/quote] Oh thank you, thank you! I went in today. He said the old filling (done when I was a teen) was placed right on top of the nerve and the recent wo
[quote]Want get together and play? I'm here until Sunday. [/quote] Yes. I am having a root canal at 10am tomorrow, so tomorrow is out. And Gavin is still sick. But I'm crossing my fingers for Thurs. Hey! Do you want to go to my Theory class with me Thurs night? I'll PM you my # in case you don't have it. <span
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