It's the container lids I lose, no clue where they go LOL. Laughing at your dogs, had a lab in the country like that. Don't know what I would have done without the pups cleaning up after kids. Mine definitely does it with the grandkids now. Don't buy your kids candy, they won't smell like candy!! They do not need it, empty calories. Fruit does well to quell the sweet tooth and it's nutritious. Besides if you don't have candy in the house it will not haunt you.
29 Jul 15 by member: wholefoodnut
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Between potty training bribery and teething bisquits I think I'm squashed for a little while until the treats make their way through the house. Plus the husband is one of the chocolate smelling individuals. I'm never going to be able to tell him. Sorry no sweets in the house I said so. I can only imagine which one of us would be sleeping in the barn that night. I think for now I have to learn some way of coping. I coped before I can do it again. It will help me when they declare today free klondike bar day at work. Which they just did.. immediately after I posted this. Literally seconds later.. free ice cream bars for everyone!! Suck a post it.
29 Jul 15 by member: Ms Elizabeth
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I bought Yumboxs for me and the kids. Leakproof, attached lid, and portion control. A wee bit expensive but compared to the black hole of Tupperware and plastic containers we have gone through over the years..........
29 Jul 15 by member: nicholaix
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Learn to throw back the fence post for the dogs...equals strength training! Here's a story for you - my coworker's mom use to eat all of the kids leftovers. She would even rummage thru the garbage can for food scraps. Therefore, it is a good thing that you have dogs to eat the leftovers. By the way - how are your cows doing?
29 Jul 15 by member: aggie95
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We usually end up with either the top of a container or a bottom, but at some point one or the other disappears. Good job getting back to packing your food, it's the only way to go, if I don't do it I'm toast. Tenderloin on the grill sounds great, I have a charcoal weber grill and cook stuff like that on indirect heat with the coals on one side, the meat on the other. Doing that tonight with a turkey breast that's been brining since yesterday.
29 Jul 15 by member: jmb3450
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I do pork tenderloin on the grill all the time i inject mix of water or chicken broth and Mr's dash garlic and herb mix cause i do not have fresh, surround in onion garlic herbs and veggies of choice and wrap it up in a nice foil packet and grill around 300F 15-20 mins per lb. if you want it to fall apart leave it on longer.
29 Jul 15 by member: Pterath
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if you want it firm leave it less and last 10 mins take it out of the packet to add color and rest it 10 mins.
29 Jul 15 by member: Pterath
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What I have found that works for me is cutting out simple carbs. And only eat complex carbs until 3 pm then it's just protine, fruits and veggies. It has helped me lose 10 lbs in 2 weeks and I feel like I have more energy
29 Jul 15 by member: Vashygirl
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30 Jul 15 by member: jparlett
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