I wonder if this will be his downfall, like how similar things affected. "Dr. Phil".
I do not make pierogi very often (it's been more than a year), but darn, they were delish.
(And by "make", I mean lightly pan fry store bought pierogi.)
Sadly, there were no onions available to fry up.
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I am SO impressed with your offices.They are very attractive with nice colors, and I like how the pictures are arranged on the walls. The floor looks great, too. It's hard to believe those are offices, compared to where I work where everything is minimally designed for aesthetics. it's a hospital; clean and functional, but boring . . .
My advice to the WDW version applies at DL's too...see the later show. You try to see the earlier one and you'll contend with the extreme fans who camp out hours and hours before the show for a spot (literally, like picnic blankets and dinner camping out...starting at around 3 pm
).. Seriously, it hurts my back worse than the wooden roller coasters at Hershey.
In our school of Business, we aren't allowed to have posters on the walls. You can put them in other buildings, but not in the school of business. Apparently, the dean thinks it looks more professional.I wish I had more color in the hallways at my work. Our school district administrator believes that white makes everything look fresh and clean and that posters add clutter. So all the hallways are bright white and very, very little decoration in the halls. It is so boring walking down the hallways, it reminds me of a prison or something. Our art teacher has asked to paint murals but is always told no.
My advice to the WDW version applies at DL's too...see the later show. You try to see the earlier one and you'll contend with the extreme fans who camp out hours and hours before the show for a spot (literally, like picnic blankets and dinner camping out...starting at around 3 pm
My dad and I saw it, and we found a spot for the later show that wasn't too bad after watching fireworks. We saved our spot and alternated getting food for about 30 minutes until the show started. My mom and my brother didn't watch it. They went and rode Matterhorn and then went back to the room. We stayed, watched it, and did some other stuff. Tell ya the truth, I was just as glad not to ride Matterhorn. I'm getting too old for it at almost 20
Yeah, we all drank out of rubber hoses as kids too.
The best summer fun, prior to getting a pool, involved hoses and sprinklers.
Nothing was more fun than kinking the hose to stop the flow, putting your mouth/face right on the sprinkler, and then unkinking the hose. Face blast off!
I also remember my parents hosing down my filthy brothers, and then making them strip down to their undies before being allowed in the house.
When Hubby and I do our evening walk in the summer, we've been known to deliberately run through the sprinklers along the way. The boys have often asked us if it was raining out.
If you don't know how to have fun, you're going to get old, real fast. I may be pushing 50, but that's no reason to totally give up on being a carefree kid!
Yeah, I should think every teenaged girl has heard of or done the Celery Diet.Celery is actually one of those foods whereby you burn more calories chewing it than it's actual calorie content.
I can see "The Celery Workout!" DVD's now...!!!
But, yes, I too would choose "The Cheeseburger Workout!"...!
We ended up getting the World of Color package free when we went. We ate at Carthay Circle theater, and the service was so slow that without us asking or anything, they came back and asked us if we planned on seeing World of Color. We had been, and they said that they realized that the service was poor and wanted to give us a reserved viewing spot to make up for it. Worked out great. I think they also took one of the entrees off the bill. We were going to say something, but didn't have to.
I was never allowed to play with the hose or with sprinklers. "You'll create mud in the backyard" "You'll run the well dry" "If you want to play with a hose, wash the cars."My dad was absolutely no fun. He never understood why someone would want to play in water. When I was young (4ish) I had a pair of rubber boots. After a storm, puddles would form in the driveway and I would go splash in them and come back in and change. My dad used to complain to my mother that she would let me do it. My mother's response: "Why not? It's not a huge deal. Let it go."
I used to go over to friends' houses to play in the sprinklers and hoses. My mom had no problem with me doing it at other people's houses provided their parents were okay with it. Just not in her yard. My dad never wanted me to do it period. But in that case, my mother overrode him.
Yeah I go to the doctor tomorrow I will let you guys know if I lost any weight. Fingers crossed because I've been really trying on nutrition and increased exercise.I'm older than you and that makes a difference. 45ish is a learning curve for many women who use to be able to burn food and no longer can then pack on pounds. I smooshed a foot at that age, combine that with inactivity-all of a sudden I needed a new size of jeans.
I pulled it off sticking to an Atkins type food group but never really followed any diet, stopped drinking soda as often as I did too. I drink lots of water and coffee/hot tea. I lean to one bigger or full meal a day and 2 small ones. I was never a big sweet eater but those salty crunchy things are my weakness. Love savory. If I splurge one day I try and be a bit more conscious of the meals I pick for the next day or so. It seems to work.
Those all look good. I really like the little Mickey with the chef hat, too!
As a side note here, I was recently reading in Spirit's thread that WDW is looking to get $15, on average, now for QS meals. That made me cringe. QS, in my opinion, is supposed to be decent food served quickly, and at a reasonable price. Many people, especially those with families, need to have less expensive options.
Anyway, I used to budget $10-$12 (at the very most) for QS (entree and milk). Hypothetically, let's say a family of 5 spent $12 for each person ($60) for lunch. Now, let's push that up to $15 (family of 5 = $75). You can see how just a few more dollars really adds up when multiplied by the number of guests in your party. Then multiply that times the number of days the family stays at WDW. More money is spent for food; less money for Minnie souvenirs . . .
Thanks. I definitely wasn't deprived as a child, but...I think I would make a different decision if I have kids. Also think if they had let me play in water when I was a kid I would have spent more time outdoors on hot days. My dad can just be strange about some things. He doesn't even like it when my mom and I wash the cars and we squirt each other.
