Only other option get rid of 'em. Which would cat

• Cat Help - The Other Sunshine
  • Sticky paws works great! - ERMT
  • I agree with you on declawing - it's a painful procedure -sm - SanFrancisco
    • under the bed - cheetah
      • I have to keep my cats out from under the bed, too - sm - SanFrancisco
        • Thanks! - cheetah
        • PS: I meant COMBING-out, not 'coming-out,' as - I don't believe my cat is gay. - SanFrancisco
          • Unlike yours, mine did come out a while back - My furries
  • I have had cats for 25 years and NO damaged furniture - sm - catlady
    • Excellent advice. One more thing... - Kitty Boxx
  • I have 7 of them............ - sm
  • well, i spose you've thought of - sm
  • spray - jlynn
  • Only other option get rid of 'em. Which would cat - want,healed surgery or being ripped from home?
  • Scratching is instinctive to them... - sickofit
  • Get rid of the cat? Seriously, this is like having babies and asking how to keep poop off the diaper - cats will scratch
  • Soft Paws (sm) - Cat Lover
    • Unfortunately, these come off. Not 100% solution, - by far. nm
      • They come off when the nail sheds. Then you - re-apply them. - SanFrancisco
  • good luck - - mdlfcrs

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Grew up with electric stoves. Was afraid of gas back then, stoves always blowing up. DH grew up with coal/gas and said there was nothing better. He wanted gas. Held off on gas/propane for 30-some years, but guess what I got for Christmas almost 2 years ago? Yep. He finally talked me into it.

Con was, and is, I am still learning how to cook on it, but the pro is my electric bill went down by $20 a month. It cost $100 for the tank of propane and I'm still using the same tank (15 months later). You do the math.

I still have the electric oven because they were separate units, but DH wants gas oven, too. I'd rather convection now that it's more perfected(?) than before.

Go for gas or propane. Gas is more expensive than propane here, and that's why we got the fitting for propane.

I will never go back to electric now. Gas cooks faster and the food stays hot longer than electric.

We have the same situation here.  My husband's stepfather totally cut us off after his biological mother passed away!  I still get blamed, of course the wife!!!  I was left out of the obituary on purpose!  It stinks, and I've gotten past it now, but the stepsister calls with "oh we miss you".  This is a bunch of crap!  After 3 years, I bet all she misses is the gossip and causing trouble!  Cut 'em off!  Cut 'em off!  Let your children know that sometimes their Daddy is yelling because he feels hurt, and that is his way of "dealing".  Sounds like you have a grip anyway on dealing with both your husband and children and that you have a wonderful family right in your own home!  The only other option is to "hash it out", but leave the children out of it!  Hope this helps....  I don't know if it will or not, but your situation really brought out some "hurt feelings" for me personally...  Take care and God Bless.  Hope it all works out... 

So when they get tired of being fluffy, they come here, rouse things up, and then go back and report that this board is childish, but of course that's the pot calling the kettle black now isn't?????? 

I actually would rather be here as there are a lot of different topics and you don't get bashed by the moderator because you feel a certain way!  Go moderators!!  Keep up the good work here on Stars...  Sometimes ya' just want to vent and not have SS up your tailend with e-mails that make absolutely no sense!!!! 

The funny part is instead of them calling themselves miserable, they come over, copy paste and then make a thread out of a borrowed post from here... 

but that was 10 years ago.  I also agree that it was no big deal to plan your excursions once you were on board.  Have a fabulous time!  My mom us to Bermuda when she retired in 1996 and we still talk about that trip.

however, not my cuppa tea....

but they're really just muts.  They are all lhasa-poo's.  It all began when we lived in a townhouse in the city of Lowell, MA.  I really wanted a dog but they (the condo association) had a weight restriction of 40 pounds.  So, we were out for a Sunday drive one day and happened upon this lady walking the cutest little dog.  She told us where she got it and we drove right to the kennel that day.  They had one puppy left (our Winston) and we snatched him up right on the spot. 

He's getting mighty old and to help the hurt of his eventual passing not be as bad, I had the bright idea to get his replacement another lhasa-poo( a couple of years ago (Patton).  Well, the young whipper snapper was constantly pestering poor old Winston, so I said, "Hey, we need to get him a playmate."  Enter the third little guy, "Sherman."  Also a lhasa-poo.  So there ya have it. 

The oldster is still with us...blind, toothless, and kinda stinky, but it's one big happy family of little portable dogs and I don't think I'll ever get a big dog just because I like the little lap dogs.  They are totally gay though---little puffs of yappiness. 

He probably had his house skunked, and never wants to go through it again.

Pick out your ham

Pick your favorite mustard.  (I like spicy swedish mustard)

place mustard in bowl about a cup or so (depending on how large your ham is)

add an equal amount of Brown sugar / Diabetics can use splenda

You want a paste that will cling to the ham.  In order to achieve this consistency add pineapple juice to the regular mixture or  diet sprite to the diabetic one and then smear this all over the ham.  Place in pan, cover to keep in moisture and cook according your hams directions.

I like to open it up and pour the juices over the ham.  EVEN IF you dont like mustard you will like this.  Try it it is VUNDERFUL muah lol

If you want more old time southern recipes shoot me an email I am happy to help

The blonde dance instructor in Dirty Dancing. 

I love it.