Mad Cook
Master Chef
From me tooHappy birthday to your daughter, Charlie. I bet she and her friends loved their individual pizzas. She's a lucky girl to have a father who would take the time to do that for her party!
From me tooHappy birthday to your daughter, Charlie. I bet she and her friends loved their individual pizzas. She's a lucky girl to have a father who would take the time to do that for her party!
I hope you've recovered by now, SuperDad! Also hope your daughter comes home from school bragging about how much her friends enjoyed your efforts.Bunch of girl friends of my daughter came for her birthday, 13, so just finished making bunch of individual pizzas...
Turn the alarm bells off, dragn. In case you didn't think of it, you first have to generate CO before it can leak into a house. We never leave the car running in the garage (duh! ), back it out if we feel the need to heat it because it's so cold outside (for our benefit, not the engine's ), always let the air clear before putting the door down when we drive in, never back in except for the two times a year we're packing the car for vacation. ~ The real problem was I had forgotten how potent those little moth balls can be. Opened the box, spread about 2/3 of them throughout our garage, then put the box with the remaining ones under the steps/platform configuration going into our house. *gasp*CG you have just sent off a gazillion warning bells in my head...Carbon monoxide fumes have killed more than one family.
(((Gentle hugs)))I am trying to get rid of another migraine. I have pretty well had migraines and headaches for 2 weeks now. We thought it was a new detergent that was for senisitive skin but has a scent that washed into the clothes. I got a fully "clean" one from the organic store and rewashed everything from towels to bedding to clothes. Can't smell anything but am back with a headache. I have checked for all my triggers but nothing is coming to mind.
I have a full day tomorrow with a friend coming over to cook with me in the morning. We both have to cook for a lot of allergies and intolerances so we thought we would share recipes and have some fun. Then in the evening another friend is picking me up so we can deliver one of our creations to a recent bride we know. We both love to crochet so we decided to make afghans for young people we have known from church. This is our third. We do the pieces separately, get together to arrange them, then she puts it together and I do a border. They seem to be hits and we just love doing them!
So, I am trying to lay low to get rid of this silly head problem and hopefully will get a good sleep. Guess a good step to both of those is to get off the computer!
Currently making salt and pepper's cast iron dinner rolls for Thursday. Later on I'll be making grandson's favorite chocolate cake as we are celebrating his 10th birthday Thursday. If I have enough energy, I'll cut up and toast the stuffing bread in preparation for making the stuffing.
Have seen the new fridge with the keurig in the door next to the water/ice machine?Thinking the Keurig needs to go.
I'm going to take it apart from the bottom this time and see what's going on. It still doesn't want to brew a cup of coffee. It starts to then stops.
We have to lift the lid and try again. The 3rd time does the trick.
Nothing - FINALLY! After getting home in the wee hours on Friday, I've done nothing but laundry and clean. Friday saw four rounds through the washer and dryer, along with a fifth today.
When we got home, Himself saw a little mouse skitter along the foundation ledge in the garage. I missed the mouse...but found plenty of his "rice" as evidence. Pulled out a box of moth balls I bought after the last mouse event (danged furball made a nest in my van's heater fan - cost a couple hundred of dollars to undo that...), scattered them around the sill and under the cars, and went to bed. Nearly asphyxiated us, since the smell leaked into the house. (I told Himself we need new weatherstripping on the door to the garage. )
Thankfully, it was in the mid-50s on Saturday, so we moved the cars out and I moved everything, sweeping the foundation ledge and the mudsill all around the place, moved everything away from the walls, and made sure there were no mousy souvenirs. Plus, it will be easy to spot if the mouse is still around. After picking up all the mothballs and putting them into an old yogurt carton, I have just a couple at the corners of the garage that might be entry points for any small critter. No smell in the house, but I hope it's enough to deter woodland critters.
Thinking the Keurig needs to go.
I'm going to take it apart from the bottom this time and see what's going on. It still doesn't want to brew a cup of coffee. It starts to then stops.
We have to lift the lid and try again. The 3rd time does the trick.