Fall recipe ideas. whats for dinner?

• Fall recipe ideas. whats for dinner? - nm
  • Stove Top Dressing Meat loaf - Nanna23
  • Eggrolls with plum sauce, fried rice (flied lice), and eggdrop soup. - Oriental night tonight
    • I love Oriental food, do you order out - or make your own? nm
      • Make my own. Cooking's a hobby. - Oriental night tonight
        • would you mind sharing some of your recipes? - I'd love to be a cook myself!
          • Don't be afraid of it. It's really hard to mess up Oriental cooking. - Oriental night tonight
            • Wow! You and I have a lot in common! Growing up in HI and having a Japanese grandmother who - Dancin Shoes
              • Thanks for sharing - love to cook
              • yeah, me too, and it's not - not FLUFF! nm
            • Oh, yeah. - Oriental night tonight
  • Chicken and Dumplings - nm
    • Would you mind sharing your recipe? - LOVE Chicken & Dumplings
  • Fried tofu, stir-fry veggies, served on bed of kale. NM - vegie
    • how do you fix fried tofu? sm - mmm
      • It's kind of bland, most people don't like the texture.... - vegie
        • I'm going to have to try it. - lm
        • hum, I might have to give it a try, then... - thanks! nm
  • red beans and rice with smoked sausage and cornbread (nm) - yum
  • Hamburgur steak? - MTMommy
    • I just make like a meat loaf mixture with egg, cracker crumbs, salt, pepper, egg and milk. SM - woo
  • hamburger steak with onions, sliced tomatoes, mashed spuds. NM - Woo

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Im hungry already!!

I am just curious what everyone is having for lunch or dinner.  Need some ideas on what to cook.

Have a good Sunday afternoon.

or do you have their web site?

Thanks again!!

TV on for me. I can't do music though. Its usually the food channel or the news channel.  Volume  is where I can hear it but low. 

I am looking for this reference book that I used to use as an in-house Transcriptionist many mooons ago. I can't remember what it was but it wasn't Stedmans... I was thinking Drake, Tessier, or even HPI but I know it wasn't Stedmans.

Anyway, it would allow you to look up the word "needle" and then underneath have a huge listing of all of the different types... or you could look up "retractor" and it would list all the different kinds. It was INCREDIBLY thorough. I want to say it had a green cover but can't be positive.

Does anyone have any ideas? This book was so helpful in-house, I really want it to have at home too! Thanks!!

is when there is a group e-mail about proofing work and the specific e-mail about proofing had 2 spelling errors....and the e-mail is a total of 3-4 sentences.  

I dunooooooooo.

I do believe we had the same PS and WFC... when you talk about dropped letters LOL.

I don't care if they aren't typists..they certainly get paid more than me and should be way more professional. I certainly wouldn't get a job as anything if I sent a resume like that. They are supposed to set an example.. they are our *bosses*.

Im getting a new foot pedal, I need a heavy duty one cause this last one is about to give way.

So what is a great buy? Any recommendations?

So.....Nuance bought Dictaphone or Dictaphone changed their name...?  What is the website for dictaphone....Nuance? 

Thanks!!!!!

Even when its not asked for.  Maybe some people like to surround themselves with nonsense and chaos, where as I like peace and quiet!  I think people who like working with other people are either pretending or just plain crazy! 

this boloney!  I firmly believe that WE are creating this explosion in cases of ADHD.  The child is FOUR YEARS OLD and not developmentally ready for "school work."  In my day we went to kindergarten as our first school experience.  The emphasis was learning to be part of a group, socializing appropriately, listening to the teacher, retelling stories, and basically learning HOW to be a student.  We didn't even start reading until 1st grade.  I was reading at 2nd year college level in the 9th grade.   I know that's not how it's done anymore, but it should.  A child that age learns through play.  A few kids pick up reading at 4 or 5, but it shouldn't be forced.  Some kids don't blossom with reading until 2 grade, and it's perfectly okay.  Studies show that children pushed early on academics compared to children who are not pushed are equal by about 3rd grade, showing that the early pushing does nothing long-term towards academic success.  Reading TO your preschooler, providing stimulating play, and opportunities for socialization with other children is all they need.  I would personally find a preschool that has that belief as opposed to pushing the academics.  Your child was a newborn baby 4 years ago and now she's suppose to be doing worksheets and learning to read and do math?  I don't think it's right.

It is so hot here in Ohio.  The temperature can be in the high 80s or 90s but with the humidity, it puts the heat index up in the hundreds.  You can't even walk outside without feeling like you can't breath.  Can't wait for fall with the cooler air and the falling leaves.  We are holed up in the house with the curtains closed and the shades drawn and the air cranked.  Hot where you are?

Two of my favories: Judging Amy and American Dreams, have both been cancelled. I'm down to ER now - can anybody point me at something that I should be watching? No HBO at our house, just regular satellite programming, broadcast channels. I started to get into Everwood last spring....

Flintstone category.