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My 5 1/2 pound dog is named after her -. Xena, Warroir Princess is her whole name. She is often just called The Brat.

It just seems like you're working as much as you ever were. I guess it sounds lijke you are always working. I was hoping you'd get a little more "Sass Time".

Hey Sass, how are you enjoying your 'retirement'? :rolleyes:

Not my category! I knew 1,2,3,,5,6,7. Not another one after that. :bonk:

I bought a bicycle today! I was poking around on Facebook, and a marketplace ad popped up for a bike for $100. I asked about it and it turned out to be my neighbor around the corner. She said since i know you. I'll drop to $80. I walked around the corner and pedalled my ass home.

I see a plate of pasta, a caprese salad, a stuffed potato, and a steak. But what is between the stuffed potato and the steak?

I think this might get someone’s attention

I love the price of those Kirkland lamb chops! And you cooked them to a perfect rosy pink.

I have the sheet music, straight from the Disney song book. Lora is right. Anything your heart desires is the second line.

For us, potatoes are an "occasional" food. If I make certain dishes that really need them, I make them. German potato salad with schnitzel and red cabbage. Braised shortribs over mashed potatoes. Steak with a small (half) baked potato. But in general, they are not my go-to vegetable. They...

Ironman! Welcome back. You were missed.

I usually look for small potatoes. However, I usually just find large russets. When that happens, we share one potato, and often don't finish that! Wasaay too many carbs for us.

Judy isn't feeling well, and didn't want to eat. But her doctor told here that protein is important for healing. So to keep it easy on her stomach, I made breakfast. We each had 1 slice of bacon, 1 scrambled egg with a little cheese mixed in, and 1 thin slice of Dave's toast. Protein...

That looks fabulous, Sharon!

My mother used to be a policewoman for the city of Detroit!