I wash the dishes.
Posted By: also a MSMT on 2007-01-31
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I've had this and doing the dishes too. It's most
Of course if he were doing MY dishes I'd be happy even if he were DICTATING! Yeah, right!
I love so many fav dishes! Lobster
also love shrimp scampi or chicken, ziti, broc! Basically any type of pasta dish! 
That would be an enormous amount of various dishes of food. sm
if 80 people come, that could be 30-40 bowls, platters, plates; probably not realistic.
What are some of your favorite dishes? Tired of chicken,
Time to start my day and dinner but bored with the same meat choices. I cook for a shrimp and steak spouse. He would probably love lobster too, but I am not for cooking anything while it is still alive. I could eat fruits and vegetables (salads) all day long and be perfectly happy with that.
Thanks for any ideas and if you can't think of anything, that's okay too.:) Have a wonderful productive day!!
Oh, my!. I HAVE been there, desk in kitchen while dishes pile up and so on.
The little ones, at least, from this distance are happy memories and much missed. It really does get a LOT easier, I promise, and sooner than you can imagine, up over your head in it all as you are. Keep taking lots of deep breaths.
Dishes once a week? My goal is to live life better than the day before.
Try to enrich my life, even if it's just a little extra prayer or a little thoughtful thing for someone who doesn't expect it. Everyday.
You only wash for yourself....
I wash for 4, and my son thinks he needs to change 3 times a day. So....sometimes it's not just laziness, but just not having time. I don't have 50 pairs of underwear, but my clothes do back up. Certain things just come first sometimes....that's life! :)
Yeah, it's usually not a problem - there are plenty of side dishes veggies can eat.
Anyway, I was just curious if any fellow veggies were out there:) Regardless of your persuasian (carnivore/herbivore lol) have a great Thanksgiving :)
They do wash good.
If they are not torn and you are just replacing, they do wash good, if it is the small ones. I finally just started cutting out a little circle of a soft cotton material, ran a pursestring "suture", (in and out all the way around, pulled it taught, trimmed it and made my own.
Wash well. Sorry, it's a pet peeve.
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Daughter is vegetarian. I cook a turkey and she hits the side dishes. (sm)
We do pretty well with this. I just make sure I have some of her favorites so she still feels like she is having a feast.
I saw a picture someone made of a "turkey" they had formed out of raw veggies. I think the basic form was one of those rounded shaped loaves of bread and the veggies were on toothpicks. the head and some tail feathers were made from construction paper. It seemed like an entertaining idea especially if you had small children around.
Wash it, up in the crockpot with 2 cans of
cream of mushroom soup, one soup can of water and 1 package of onion soup mix. Make some rice when you are ready to eat. YUM. If you don't have those incredients, you can use potatoes, onions, celery, and carrots, but put a couple of tablespoons of flour in the crockpot before you put the roast in and then add some wine or some other kind of liquid to give you a gravy. I like my roast to fall apart when I try to put it out of the crockpot.
also don't forget to wash bed linens
and make sure to vaccuum thoroughly couches and chairs or I'm afraid all the good advice for shampooing your children's hair and your own will be wasted they live for 24 hours at least on linens
They used to wash clothes by hand, too,
Would you tell someone with a laundromat that washing all those clothes can be done on a washboard?
Fact is, just as those brought up in this generation possibly wouldn't survive in our world "back then," we probably wouldn't have survived in our parents' world back in their times. You can't miss what you've never had, and we didn't know any different/better. As I said, they used to use washboards for their clothes and outhouses to pee, but by golly, I don't see many people doing that anymore, except maybe the Amish. It's no different with spellcheck, expanders, etc.
I use a scouring pad..doesn't act like sponge..let it dry out between wash.nm
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*washing his wash a couple of times a day* sm
no comprende! *lol*
There are laundries that will wash/dry/fold by the pound sm
I have taken in Laundry Mountain and had it all finished for around $40. Of course it's going to be different wherever you are. It did get me caught up and I was able to keep up with it for quite a while.
Sounds lile Clineal wash
I am having trouble finding this name. Any suggestions? here is the sentence: I also recommend [Clineal] Wash once daily for the folliculitis and the inflammatory changes on her back. Thanks.
Same here. Do a load a day. Wash in the morning. Dry it after dinner. Always caught
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I've heard worse. I had one doc who dictated while on the toilet and didn't even wash his han
Gross line, also including blank lines because my line rate is so low. It all works out in the wash.
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