Yea - gimme the bacon, keep the avocado!
Tomato is the least favorite part...I used to say I want a BL...I do like to ad Arby's horsey sauce instead of mayo...and maybe an onion slice?
Kids left the freezer open getting popsicles…
So I get two steaks tonight
Sure it was the kids ????![]()
If you wait until Passover, (April 21 this year) you can find it in two liters, usually starting a few weeks in advance, since while Coke is Kosher year round, corn syrup is not kosher for Passover (long story) so most major grocery stores with a decent sized Jewish population will have it special in stock.
I tend to stick with the little 8 ouncers when available, easier to limit to just a bottle and I know exactly what the damage is.
Also might be relevant to note that I live alone, sooftenalways drink straight from milk and juice containers. A 2 liter will only encourage this.![]()
I would eat more than a loaf a day. I have been putting off getting into sour dough bread making as I would consume a ton of it. Being a borderline, out of control type 2 does not help. Although seeing my FIL in the hospital with sores not healing and diabetic neuropathy for the last month is having an effect on my wife and myself....it is gym time and control our eating. MY FIL is also a type 2 on 3 oral meds, insulin shots and an inhaler before every meal. We just went through his cc bill from last month.....$2K worth of bagels, Dunkin Donuts, burger king, chilies, chickfila, pizza, Chinese buffets visits. He eats out 3 times a day, he is 87 and might not make 88, if he does he might be without a foot or two!
My old man will be 90 in a few months, he's looking frail as hell, doesn't eat much anymore, but loves the junk, & despite my misgivings about those choices I fully support him, just want him to be happy & enjoy whatever time he has left - dropped by on Saturday with a mega bag of Reece's minis, a box of his favorite muffins, & a giant can of his favorite coffee which he perks in a Corning Ware percolator that's older than me. The smile on his face was priceless.
Well, he made it to 87 so he already won, even with that regimen. Reminds me of my grandmother & great uncle on my dad's side, lived to 90 & early 80's respectively chain smoking like nobody's business, and in my grandmother's case, guzzling martinis like it was her job. Some are able to ignore all the evidence & beat the odds, though the quality of many of those years certainly suffers given their behaviors... I am for sure not trying to live forever or even necessarily extend my time on the planet doing what I'm doing, I am however trying to increase the quality of my life for however many days the big guy lets me stay.
My old man will be 90 in a few months, he's looking frail as hell, doesn't eat much anymore, but loves the junk, & despite my misgivings about those choices I fully support him, just want him to be happy & enjoy whatever time he has left - dropped by on Saturday with a mega bag of Reece's minis, a box of his favorite muffins, & a giant can of his favorite coffee which he perks in a Corning Ware percolator that's older than me. The smile on his face was priceless.
As it should be. At this stage in his life, he's earned it. "The smile on his face was priceless" says it all.![]()
Reminds me of Grumpy Old Men....
"Hey Pops, you're supposed to be smoking filter cigarettes."
"Yeah, well, I'm 94 years old. What the hell do I care?"
I'm sitting on the balcony watching girls in bikinis playing volleyball so it's not to bad.
I'm at the Marriott harbor lake resort for a week in Orlando with my son, daughter in law, the grandkids and the wife. They come down a couple of times a year and I get a condo for us. Then the wife and I go up to Maine a few times.
The condo is great but the F'ing people in the Orlando area not so much. When I have to venture out to Walmart etc. the people are assholes. I really think they try to be as rude and obnoxious as possible. I think that is common in most large cities.
I'm sitting on the balcony watching girls in bikinis playing volleyball so it's not to bad.
A 10 minute storm rolled through town, no big deal. It was just enough to take out a tree at a house were trying to renovate. Got the car port obviously, electrical service and AC. Haven't been on the roof yet, but not expecting great news
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You know its a hazard so if anything happens it’s on you. Bite the bullet and remove it before the open wound begins to rot.