Three months ago when we moved to Charleston,we left most of our things in Florida, in storage. We couldn't afford to rent a truck at the time, and we had no where to go we were going to be staying in a hotel until we found someplace. It seemed the most reasonable thing to do.
Some good news comes to Casa Saddness
The dishwasher stopped working Friday night. I was just thrilled of course because I didn't have anything else going on and I certainly wasn't making any dirty dishes six or so times a day. I went to empty it againso that I could fill it again and I noticed the bottom was full of water. Yea!
It's Thursday night, which means I'm back again with a suggestion for a delicious, healthful, and inexpensive dish you might want to cook over the weekend or add to your menu rotation for the upcoming week. These Thursday night posts are a new feature BlogHer is calling Weekend Menu Planning, where each week I'll pick a dish and feature five recipes with photos from some of the amazing food blogs in the BlogHerAds food blog network. My goal is to get BlogHer readers into the kitchen, cooking delicious and nutritious food, and saving a bit of money at the same time, and I'm guessing you might discover a few new food blogs too.
So the thing about sex & relationships is, IMHO, There Are No Rules. At the same time, I don't know about you, but I feel like every year I learn something about how to do it better. For me. See, that's the trick, what's right for me may not work for you at all.
But that doesn't mean that we all can't keep learning from each other and growing together.
Wendy Atterberry from The Frisky shares Why women shouldn't say 'I love you' first:
In Genesis 12, Abraham lied about Sarah, telling the Egyptians that she was his sister. The king of Egypt, the Pharaoh, took Sarah into his harem. God sent a terrible plague on Pharaoh’s entire household.
In Genesis 20, Abraham lied about Sarah, telling the Gerarites that she was his sister. The king of Gerar, Abimelech, took Sarah as one of his wives. God came to Abimelech in a dream and warned him that he would die if he kept Sarah as his wife because she was already the wife of Abraham.
Chicken with spinach , mushrooms, gruyere cheese in a creamy sauce with rice
I created this super fast recipe when my first child was born, I was nursing and needing to eat well but I had no time and no help. I still make it 15 years later and everyone who eats it asks for the recipe. It is basic, good and quick for the nights when you don't have time to do the gourmet thing. ( skip or hide the mushrooms if your kids don't like them)
I pre make brown rice to add fiber to this dish
My favorite shoe store in New York City closed --just one of the estimated 73,000 stores that some say will bite the dust because of this thing we call the economy.
As far as shoe shopping goes,I am not the target audience for the Zappos $50,000 T-shirt campaign that Erin Kotecki Vest shares in her post Zappo: Sexist Marketing Ploy or Brilliant Viral Humor?
My aunts like to tell me that my mother used to be cool. Huge emphasis on the past tense. She smelled of leather and Doublemint gum and each time she came to visit her younger siblings she carried a new bag. When I was around eight years old, she introduced me to the source of her leather bags at a Coach outlet store in Vermont. The one thing I remember is the moment my olfactory senses burst when smacked in the face with the scent of handbags. My mother liked the pure leather finish and found her bags most exceptional when they hit that perfectly worn sweet spot.
Well Groove sisters, as you are well aware part of me "Getting my Groove Back" is losing 30 pounds of baby weight (can I call it that after 3 years...?)
So I have begun to tweak my diet and have added some sessions at the gym. My problem is that I really hate drinking water... I think it goes back to my pregnancy days when I drank so much I could float away....
But you need to drink water to lose that bootie...
After some research, I found this article on the Diet Channel
Yes, sometimes admitting that I own an e-reader can be a bit embarrassing. Like going to your first 12-step program with a bottle in your left hand.
I've found that people generally fall into one of two categories when it comes to e-readers and similar hand-held reading devices: they gush and ooze over the cool tech, eyes glazing over the specs, features and functionality OR they crinkle their noses up in disgust at the mere idea of forgoing printed literature, with its distinctive tactile sensations over molded plastic and circuit boards and technology.