A place for random thoughts....

Poor Dog.

 

It's on Pritchard Rd by the Riverwood neighborhood.

 

I got it, and I hope you just remember the meaning of the holiday even if you don't actually get to celebrate it. Be thankful for all you have and those around you, don't take a moment for granted. You know if you need anything, just call me!

 

:grouphug::grouphug: Im' sorry girl! :grouphug::grouphug:

 

awwwww....so sorry to hear that :cry:

:grouphug:

 

Thank you all, she was such a sweetie and will be much missed. My poor FIL is all to pieces and my SIL that lives next door to them. She was a big part of their lives. That's the downside to pets, they wrap their furry little paws around your heart.

 

I'm real sorry to hear that,they leave such big holes in our lives after they're gone :cry:
She looks just like a dog in my neighborhood,it's strange because I hadn't seen it anymore recently.

 

why do all the Cialis commercials end with the couples sitting in separate bath tubs, outside? I thought the whole purpose of the medication was to bring them together, lol?

 

It is to show that the product is all wet!

 

O M G !! :lol::lol::lol:

 

:grouphug:

 

On allrecipes.com 10,289 people have 'saved' directions on How To Boil An Egg to their "My Recipe Box".

 

Believe or not, there is an art to a perfect boiled egg. If you overcook it, it has that green stuff and smells worse. If you boil it for about 10 mintues, take it off the boiler and let it sit in the hot water for 20 minutes, it's perfect! No green stuff. I learned that from trial and error.

 

huh... I thought the green came from being boiled in an aluminum pot! ...
Maybe I better go back to allrecipes.com and make it 10,290!

 

Boil it for 20 minutes then peel it under cold water and there will be no green film on the egg.

Sherry

 

I crack mine a little as soon as they are done under cold running water,then when they are cooled off the shell is easily peeled off instead of sticking to the egg.

 

Done for the day with cooking,baking etc.:ack:,after cooking lunch baked three different kinds of Christmas cookies,now my back is aching...time for a hot bath!

 

I like a good hot bubble bath (if I don't have the jets on), a little Jazz (Grover Washington, Jr.), a mellow candle lit with a mild fragrance, the door closed and locked :lol:, and a good book always help my back after baking and cooking.

Sherry

 

I like reading in the tub too :lol: I remember that one time when I was reading
"the Pillars of the Earth" which I had gotten from the library,somehow it ended up sort of 'baptized' in my bath water after it finally dried, which seemed to take forever,it was about twice the original size

 

I think everyone has done that. :lol:

Sherry