I love that I am flirtatious.
I love that I still have dreams.
I love that I can attract people rather easily. (well guys LOL)
I love my laugh.
I love my pout.
I love my eyes.
I love my nose.
I love my booty! ( because it’s finally growing)
I love that I still feel ambitious!
Wow. I have some catching up to do! Let’s see. Cowboy, in October, the most passionate kiss I have had since my exfiance! We went out but the second date was the last sadly. We got lots of amazing kisses in though. The problem was the nothing when the kisses ended. sigh Why can’t they be hot, passionate and smart? Then there was John. His pales in comparison to Cowboys but there was a spark. Yet I am not going to go out with him again. Once again, no real connection! Then today with my ex. He is trying so hard but I am not feeling it anymore. So I don’t know if that really counts as a passionate kiss. I would say with Cowboys kisses though I have to be at at least 20. Or wait really they were long consecutive make out sessions… I will just count him for three! So I will leave it at four more!!
This isn’t a favorite of mine but the family loved it so it is a definite keeper!
2- boneless, skinless chicken breasts, boiled & diced*
1- can cream of chicken soup
1- can cream of potato soup
1- can mixed vegetables, drained
1- Cup milk
salt & pepper to taste
Directions
Combine cream of chicken soup, cream of potato soup & milk. Next add mixed vegetables & diced, cooked chicken (may use about 2 cups canned chicken if you are in a hurry). Add salt & pepper to taste. Pour evenly into 2 frozen, unbaked pie crusts. Place extra pie crust over each filled pie crust, leaving the pie tin in place. Bake in 375 degree oven for about 45 min. Remove pie tins from tops of pies and continue to bake another 5-10 min. Serve warm with salad on the side. Makes about 16- 1/2 Cup servings.
*Unbaked pie may be placed in gallon sized zip-top bag & frozen to be baked at another time.
Number of Servings: 16
Okay I got the penpal but I didn’t stick with it. It’s not my fault though, she kinda abandoned me! So I can mark it completed because hey I tried! I can’t help it I am boring… :)
Not as good as the first but it was okay. Had some gore and exciting moments but was a bit slow.
Even if you didn’t know it was by Steven King you can tell watching it. He is the master of horror for a reason. While it wasn’t always edge of your seat there was a moment when I even screamed a bit. Mostly I cried though. Children dieing just gets to me even if it is a work of fiction. Pretty good though.
I didn’t even want to see this movie because I thought it was another cheesy horror film about insects. I am so glad my bf rented it though. It turned out really good! I kinda figured it out right away but it was surprising. Plus there is nudity, and thats always good!
4. I am compassionate.
5. I love that I am stubborn like my grandparents.
6. That I value family and tradition.
These kisses are few and far between which seems totally wrong to me since me and my bf are getting along again. It’s the daily life that takes it toll on you though. Kids, work, planned things and your just too tired to remember to stop, look at each other and make that connection. At least we had another amazing moment the other night. So passionate kiss number 2 down, 98 more to go.
Wow. I knew fast food was bad for you but I never realised just how bad it was! This movie is really eye opening and after watching it me and my boyfriend made the decision that instead of eating at McDonalds every other weekend for the kiddos to enjoy, it will only be once a month. We don’t really frequent any other fast food place. I am not too worried about my daughters diet there either since she only eats three nuggets, chocolate milk, and a small icecream cone everytime we are there. She mostly enjoys the playing which comes in handy on rainy days and winter days. Looks like we will have to find a plan b for indoor playing though. Seriously watch this movie and you will understand just how horrible this junk can be for your body! Plus the guy is very witty. Entertaining while informing.
I eat healthier but its impossible for me to be all health all the time. I am not even sad about it! I don’t want to give up chocolate fudge cake. Or hot wings. Or beer. Just every now and then and in moderation (accept for the beer!) In the meantime I will still aim for my five fruits and veggies a day, whole grain carbs, lean protien and dairy and lots of water!
I would like to cross stitch again or learn how to sew clothing, uphoilstery. Something that would benifit our life.
From www.sparkrecipes.com
Ingredients
240 g Chicken breast (that’s 2 smaller breasts)
5 TBSP Nonfat Sour Cream
2 TBSP Mayonnaise
1 tsp Curry Powder
2 TBSP Pineapple Juice from can
Salt to taste
1 cup Pineapple Chunks (canned in its own juice)
1 can Mandarin Oranges (optional)
Some Lettuce
1 TBSP toasted Almond slices (optional)
Directions
Cook chicken breast in a little water until done.
Let cool and cut into cubes.
In a bowl mix the Sour Cream, Mayo, Curry Powder and about 2 TBSP of the Pineapple juice from the canned pineapples. Add a little salt to taste. Add the chicken, pineapple chunks and the mandarines and toss.
Serve over some lettuce and sprinkle with toasted almonds.
Serves 2 generously
I left out the almonds and oranges and served it on whole wheat tortilla wraps instead. It was still very delicious and pretty healthy!
Nutritional Info
Servings Per Recipe: 2
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 411.6
Total Fat: 8.0 g
Cholesterol: 84.2 mg
Sodium: 369.7 mg
Total Carbs: 51.0 g
Dietary Fiber: 2.2 g
Protein: 32.8 g
This was a documentary from the 1970’s about the Harlan county coalminers strike. My great papaw was a coalminer in Harlan, Ky and lived through Bloody Harlan in the 30’s. This documentary really drove home just how bad things were and how EVIL those companies were. The people were kept in poverty and threatened with violence, their homes being shot up at night and having to sleep on the floor with their little ones to keep safe, just for wanting a fairer wage. The tragedy in the mines that killed 70 something people didn’t even change the companys safety standards at the time. It took a young man being brutally killed by “gun thugs”, leaving behind a wife and newborn daughter, for the issue to gain more attention and get help in being resolved. The cameras are right there as the pickett lines are protesting peacefully and gunfire rings out. I took a lot of interest in it because of family history but I think anyone who see’s it can appriciate just how much they went through, and how much danger is still involved for the miners today.
Funny. I love both the actors. Can’t think of either of their names right now but they are hilarious.
It went awesome although we had so many things going on I forgot to hand out the blowouts and hats! Funniest thing was when the pinata wouldn’t break. She made out like a bandit though. Her gifts easily totalled 300-400 dollars worth of stuff! Talk about a happy kid!
Now looking at the cost of the party though. yikes. Almost 200… but like the boyfriend said… she got more than we payed into the party so I guess it is all good? seems a bit much to me but he will always spoil her and I am sure J is the next one to be spoiled rotten. In fact his first birthday party things have already been bought and his bday isn’t until March!
Part of the 8 films to die for… and super scary! I actually screamed a little at one point and had to have the bf move closer to me. It was awesome! Kinda started out corny (but I love corny cheesy horror films sooo) but the end got downright creepy! The images were so disturbing!
I can do without the “glamorous lifestyle” I had planned for myself. But not without the character traits I thought I would have. I always thought I would be hardworking and ambitious.. highly motivated and not stop until my goals were met. I always thought I would have my “weight problems” solved and maintaind a healthy lifestyle. I always thought fitness would be a main thing in my life. I always thought I would love openly. I always thought I would be surrounded with friends who I could trust and confide in. I always said that when I was a mom I would put my child first and foremost no matter what! That I wouldn’t make the mistakes my mother made. I always thought I would be on my way to success at my age.
I think I need to reevaluate some of the things I am doing and get myself back on track to being who I want to be. Somethings tells me it will be a long process thought. Maybe by the time I am 30 I will be content with me!
