Any suggestion for after-prom b'fast menu?

• Any suggestion for after-prom b'fast menu? - Prom Mom
  • Either casserole or ziplock omelets - clhmt
  • French toast using texas test bar-b-que bread. Yummy. Potato casserole is sm - Kim
    • French toast sm - Anon me
    • You have yummiest sounding stuff, Kim. - Thank you.
  • Baked French Toast - AnnieM!AnnieM!
  • Made to order waffles? If you have a waffle iron (sm) - Carolina
  • Breakfast - sm
    • Sorry -did not read yours til after I posted - great idea btw - LOL! nm - Carolina

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the girl in the movie takes psych meds for various reasons.  Anyway, she takes her pill bottle out of the medicine cabinet and there is a close-up of her pill bottle and it says "Klonapin."  I felt like I was work QA'ing a report!  I said "hey, they spelled that wrong."  My son just rolled his eyes and said "mom, it's a movie..."

Just thought I would share how I can never seem to get away from work! 

FINDLAY, Ohio – A student at a fundamentalist Baptist school that forbids dancing, rock music, hand-holding and kissing will be suspended if he takes his girlfriend to her public high school prom, his principal said.

Despite the warning, 17-year-old Tyler Frost, who has never been to a dance before, said he plans to attend Findlay High School's prom Saturday.

Frost, a senior at Heritage Christian School in northwest Ohio, agreed to the school's rules when he signed a statement of cooperation at the beginning of the year, principal Tim England said.

The teen, who is scheduled to receive his diploma May 24, would be suspended from classes and receive an "incomplete" on remaining assignments, England said. Frost also would not be permitted to attend graduation but would get a diploma once he completes final exams. If Frost is involved with alcohol or sex at the prom, he will be expelled, England said.

Frost's stepfather Stephan Johnson said the school's rules should not apply outside the classroom.

"He deserves to wear that cap and gown," Johnson said.

Frost said he thought he had handled the situation properly. Findlay requires students from other schools attending the prom to get a signature from their principal, which Frost did.

"I expected a short lecture about making the right decisions and not doing something stupid," Frost said. "I thought I would get his signature and that would be the end."

England acknowledged signing the form but warned Frost there would be consequences if he attended the dance. England then took the issue to a school committee made up of church members, who decided to threaten Frost with suspension.

"In life, we constantly make decisions whether we are going to please self or please God. (Frost) chose one path, and the school committee chose the other," England said.

The handbook for the 84-student Christian school says rock music "is part of the counterculture which seeks to implant seeds of rebellion in young people's hearts and minds."

England said Frost's family should not be surprised by the school's position.

"For the parents to claim any injustice regarding this issue is at best forgetful and at worst disingenuous," he said. "It is our hope that the student and his parents will abide by the policies they have already agreed to."

The principal at Findlay High School, whose graduates include Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, said he respects, but does not agree with, Heritage Christian School's view of prom.

"I don't see (dancing and rock music) as immoral acts," Craig Kupferberg said.

We are having ribs, brats, hot dogs, burgers, potato salad, deviled eggs, drinks, cake

What other side dishes would work?

Make sure it is a name the child can live with her entire life.  I know the trend is to make up names or take established names and twist their spellings so they are unrecognizable, but I think it's a dumb trend and the kids suffer when they have to go through their whole lives either pronouncing or spelling their names.  I often wonder where the parents' heads are.     JMHO. 

Oh, and I love the name Kate.

The rug is already on its way....

If he were younger, or if it were only the one leg, I would try the puppy booties. But both his back legs are weakened from the patellar luxation, even though he had surgery for it. They are quite unsteady at times. Add the right shoulder chronic dislocation and it is really difficult for him to get up and down.

Thanks for the suggestion, though. I hope maybe it will help someone else.

If you left out a very small amount of dry food at night (measured to make sure it is part of his daily total), would he eat all of it immediately or snack on it through the night? Maybe extra low calorie dry food?

For that age group and if they are interested in reading labels, etc. - visit a book store and find a few recipe books for kids - there are MANY on the market - and have them help plan a menu or give suggestions of what they think sounds good.  Of course Mom has final say and budgeting factors in etc., but let them know you are not providing a buffet and that if they are going to be that picky they have to be responsible for their choices and make some decisions/choices instead of just whining about what they don't like - also that they must compromise with other family members' tastes.  Let them help prepare meals (surprising what they'll eat if they are able to brag about "helping cook it" at the table!) and be more involved in their choices instead of just complaining - may be complaining just for the sake of driving mom nuts!  and yes, I have 4 kids myself - I know how they can be :-)

I know that psoriasis and eczema are different things, but since Elocon works for your psoriasis and for my eczema, maybe what also works for my eczema will work for your psoriasis.  Try Curel lotion original formula.  It is the only lotion I can use. All others inflame my eczema. 

As weird as it sounds, try Crazy Glue - this was suggested to my husband (a cabinetmaker) by his own doctor years ago - and he swears by it.

Good luck!

I know a lot of you will think I am crazy for this but please believe me, it works! 

My daughter is a high level gymnast (10) with a full scholarship next year for college in gymnastics.  Despite being very good, obviously, she has a lot of mental issues with what she does that sometimes cause her to simply not allow herself go and the anxiety really affects her.   The pure love for the sport is what keeps her going as most kids that get to this point just quit.    We had tried all the herbal medicines, sports psychologists and on and on but it was still bad.  Finally, I saw something about hypnosis and it has truly been a miracle.  The hypnotist was able to delve into why she has these anxieties which stem from when she was about 8 years old and use positive reinforcement to quiet that part of her brain.   The change in her has been dramatic.  Her gymnastics is better than it has ever been.  I would suggest you look into it for your son.  The hypnotist can find out why or what caused this to be a problem and work through it.  I know a lot of people will think this is nuts but many athletes use this form of therapy as I have come to find out.  Just recently the 2009 Olympic gold medal pole vaulter also used hypnosis for him to overcome his fear of the pole vault and the results speak for themselves.  Good luck and feel free to email with questions.