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  1. Yesterday I canned 11 quarts of spaghetti sauce with buffalo meat, 4 quarts dill pickle spears, 2 quarts dill pickle chunks, and 3 pints hamburger chip dill pickles,& 1 pint baby Kosher dills. Also 9 quarts of Bread & Butter pickles, 1 pint green beans and 1 pint green beans with corn.

     

    Today I am canning chicken meat and a rich, seasoned Chicken broth for the food pantry.

     

    Am in the process of inventoring the pantry to see what I need to buy at the store.

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    I went to Walmart yesterday to get mask and gloves, well...

    I went to the first aid section and....they were out of both! are people
    actually prepping?


    We went to Wal-Mart paint section to get masks too and they were out! Maybe people are starting to get more concnerned. I don't think people are talking about it as much because people laugh at them or they don't want people to know they are preparing. It sure seems that I have talked to a lot of people that aren't preparing. I always try and forward news to them about the development of the bird flu story.
  3. This was my Grandma's recipe and everyone who has tried it absolutely love it!

     

     

    1 lb ground beef

    1/4 cup catsup

    1 small onion chopped

    6-8 crackers crushed

    1 egg

    salt

    pepper

    pinch of oregano

    1/4 tsp garlic powder

     

     

    Mix all ingredients together. Then form a meatloaf into a pie plate leaving 1 inch space between meatloaf and sides of pan. Fill this space with 3/4 inch water and bake in oven at 375 degrees for 40-45 minutes. (The water helps steam the meatloaf and provide moisture that will make the meatloaf juicy, not dry).

     

    I hope you enjoy!

  4. Boy am I glad that I read this post! I was cleaning through things and getting ready for a yard sale. I pulled out tons of candles that we weren't going to use...the taper kind! I prefer using the kinds with jars that are safer to burn, etc....DUH I can melt these taper kind into jars and make candles! What was I thinking...I almost threw out a great treasure!

  5. I cannot believe that I still have broccoli, spinich and Romaine Lettuce growing. We are having a little warmer winter...we only had a couple nights that were freezing, but it didn't kill my plants. Wow!!!! It's great having these yummy veggies with our meals. smile.gif What a wonderful blessing!

  6. I try and buy organic if it isn't too expensive for the produce. If it is too expensive, I use a fruit/veggie wash to help get the wax, pesticides off.

    We also purchase Range Free, grass-fed beef from Texas. It's more expensive but we are doing it for health reasons and don't feel we have much a choice. It tastes good and is lean. I love Free-range chicken too! They are bigger and better tasting....just so expensive.

    Hopefully we will start seeing a change in the trends in the U.S. so that it is readily available and not quite so expensive.

  7. New Years goals:

    1. Get out of debt (except house payment). I am going back to work full-time in January to help us do this by mid-year and then we will try and get a little bit of savings set aside.

    2. Be healthy...by eating healthy and exercising and getting enough sleep. Then hopefully I will lose weight too!

    3. Be more organized. I have already started re-organizing things around the house before I go back to work full-time.

    4. Spend daily time reading my Bible and praying.

    That's it! I don't want to have so many goals that I can't even possibly keep them. smile.gif

  8. This was the first Christmas we celebrated since my mom went to be with the Lord. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it was a good day. I had put together a bunch of writings my mom had done into folders for the entire family. I also had a couple ornaments engraved with her name and 1939-2002 to give to my dad and brother. It felt good to somehow remember my mom in a positive way through these things. We visited a little with extended family, but then my dad, brother, my husband and I came to my house for a spaghetti dinner (it was so simple) and Monopoly. We laughed, we remembered things about Christmas with my mom and we all enjoyed the time to be together. I am so grateful that it was a positive day for us!

     

  9. Family just left town yesterday, and this was my first chance to get online for a while. I am so saddened and shocked! My prayers are with Peg and the family as they are experiencing deep pain right now.

    I am praying that the truth will be revealed to the investigators and that Peg will be released and her name cleared!

  10. I am still here! I have been working a part-time job that has taken more hours than I had planned. But, it doesn't matter now, because I am going to go back to work full-time in January. Then....making Christmas gifts, planning Christmas parties, etc. Whew....I am tired! So, I will just have to pop in now and again and say Hi!

    I hope everyone has a Merry Christmas!

  11. Boy, it sure is hard to eat right around the holidays. I have been so busy, I sometimes grab the easiest thing.....fast food, etc.

    I am starting to gain weight again! I also haven't been exercising. I have been working approximately 10+ hours a day auditing files for my "part-time" job. Other than my fingers and brain exercising, not much else is.

    Oh, I need to get a move on...I don't want to lose the ground I made earlier this year.

    Anyone else struggling right now?

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