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My first thought was a chicken gravy (with chunks of chicken in it) over rice.. easy to adjust the amount of chicken in the gravy and the type of rice (we use mainly brown rice). If you like mixed foods you can easily add in some corn or green beans to make it a one dish meal.

cottage cheese with fresh fruit makes a yummy high protein snack or dessert

skewered meats and veggies that you grill go on top of salad or rice nicely.. I have a favorite marinade around here that is only used for like 30-60 minutes so you don't have to remember to use it early in the day.

a pasta prima vera with grilled chicken would be great too.. adjust the amounts to what works for you (maybe a whole grain pasta?)

I like a beef stew made without tomatoes but all the other standard veggies and maybe some wine tossed in.

You can use up leftover meats or just brown something (I will often just use hamburger) and then some gravy, layer in your baking pan with the meat and gravy on the bottom toss on some veggies and then cover with a thinned out biscuit dough.

It's just the zoom feature in the web browser. ctrl zero puts it back at 100%.. and there's some other keyboard shortcuts.. like ctrl+ will make it bigger and ctrl- will make it smaller.. and I think there's something you do that if you use the mouse it'll run it up or down.. I forget all the various ways that the zoom function jumps into action.. I just remember the ctrl zero to fix it once again. You can also just go to the settings on the browser and adjust it there.

Ctrl and 0 (zero) pressed together should restore you to the standard size if the problem is the zoom.

introverted vs extroverted isn't so much about whether you are outgoing or not.. but about how you gain energy. Extroverts will tend to feel energized by being with and interacting with groups of people(being alone is neutral or draining). Introverts will tend to feel drained from the interaction (even if they enjoy it) and need time to recuperate afterward with some alone time.

I'm an extrovert but I've learned caution over my life so depending on the day and the test I have been know to "test" as introverted or close.. and I'm sure I'm extroverted.

I came up with ESFP.. which isn't what I always get.. the ones that are close to the break are the S and P so it really depends on the particular questions and my mood of the day how I answer.

I don't care much for online classes.. though they have their place. But there's lots of programs that are dvd based that also have the books needed. Like Teaching Textbook Math that can be done entirely on the computer OR entirely with the books that come with it.

Not only is it a good idea to have your own books.. but even if you have a good library system to work with.. they still often have time limits and you still have to keep track of them and get them back etc. Having enough books yourself is great.. enough.. and then if you can you can always expand with books from the library.

But I'd not go too quickly unless you feel you can adapt a program as you go. Kids learn in a variety of ways so you either need to be able to adapt to the child or get programs for the child for the best outcomes for all kids. I use the same Math programs for all my kids but I adapt as I go with individual kids and add in things etc.

And don't limit your library building to the young ages.. I'd get an overview for all ages.. especially at the adult level.. you can always teach from an adult book to a young child.. much harder to expand for the older child if you don't have the information on hand.

Have you received the break down from BC/BS showing what they'll pay and what the co-pay is and what's left over that you pay? Take that with you and it'll show that because they're an in network provider that you only owe to the limit on what BC/BS allows. Then if they still try and charge you over that, you'll need to take it to higher ups.. Office Manager at the Dentist, BC/BS - ask them what you can do and how do you report them for failing to comply with agreed on payment, and whoever else you can report it to.

Rereading Deep Winter and Shatter by Thomas Sherry. There's a third book but my friend that recommended them did not recommend the third book.. and the way the second book goes I decided that she was likely right and never have gotten it or read it. But I like the first book a lot and the second book ok.

I've always had to bypass the main page and come direct to the forums.

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My grandmother did a lot of these things. And yeah, we had to clear out what she and my grandfather saved. I do save some thing but I'm more discriminating. Funny enough I do save bread bags.. so I can use them with homemade breads. But I don't save a lot of other jars and such except peanut butter plastic jars (great for holding stuff in the garage) unless I have a specific use.

My girls have all gone through loving the American Girl historical books. Both my mother and I have a hard time reading Kit outloud. That set of books is set during the depression.. main character is a 12 yr old girl. My grammy would have been 9 the year it's set in. So we read these things and can remember grammy doing and/or telling us about doing these same things.

Grammy is the one person that I can distinctly remember teaching me skills even without me knowing about it. She would teach just because you were in the room with her. Telling you what she's doing and why. I learned a lot of cooking from her, canning, gardening, stocking a pantry.. and some of these things I don't even know I learned from her until I start learning about them and racking my brain for what I might know.. and there she is again telling me about something because my sister and I would be included in whatever she was working on.

You could use a ring like a wok sits on to hold it flat.

Needed fixin's for the simpler meals we like so today I tossed a beef 7 bone roast AND a pork shoulder roast into the oven AND have the electric roaster full of cooking pinto beans. I'm shredding up the meat.. making taco meat with the beef.. shredded it and then seasoned half with taco seasoning and half with onions, bell peppers and chile, the pork will be tamale filling and carnitas and the beans go with everything

Can you get elderberries up there MtRider? They tend to like drainages but I don't recall their elevational likes.

Well you can make tea with it. and if you don't like drinking it as tea, I've been known to make a deathly strong tea in a small amount and then let it get lukewarm and gulp it down rather than sip tea. dark green leafies are on the list as good sources of magnesium so it's not just the red raspberry leaves.. but they do have it.

red raspberry leaf is also very good for hormonal issues

And magnesium helps with heart beat irregularities

Oh and any alcohol over 80proof can be used to make tincture.. vodka is generally used because it's colorless and odorless and mostly tasteless.. but you can get other things... everclear is a high alcohol content one with the same qualities as vodka for doing tincture.. sold at 151 or 190 proof.. but if you like the taste or it's what you can get cheap.. any alcohol will work.. rum or whiskey or whatnot.. just check that it's at least 80 proof (40%).

I can't address this issue in particular BUT

How to tell if it's legit. Exit out of whatever you're usingg.. x out of whatever is telling you to download it.. go into your computer programs and if it's a legit program already on your computer, you can update from that program.

I do the same thing with emails... if an email wants me to "click on a link to update" info of some type. I go to whatever website independently of the email and if it's legit, that'll work for whatever is needed.. but if not then you're not going to some scamming/phishing website on accident.

Well, I'd probably consult books but off the top of my head.

The manure is well seasoned so it should be fine to add it to the soil and plant immediately. I would likely dig it in. I would also want to add plant material to the dirt.. like grass clippings, decaying leaves, (again would need to consult book here). But if I didn't have it.. If I don't need the harvest from that area, I might also plant something that will get tilled back under for the next year (consult book but seems to me it's a sort of legume you want but not sure.. maybe something like alfalfa).. with additional addition of compost.. if the soil is that bad alot will leach out each year.. and growing the green fertilizer will also give you a hint about how the soil is.. probably want to duplicate the first year's additions for at least the second year.

I don't know if it would work for this but when we made elderberry jam, we'd use a potato ricer to get the pulp from the berries without having to stem/seed them.

And I wouldn't worry about if the schnapps is "mellow enough".. for tincture use you can add it to something else.. even just a bit of water to tone it down if you need to, to swallow a dropper full.

Generally Elderberry and Ginger are good antivirals.. and pineapple and ginger are good antiinflammatories and so reduce the swelling in airways and nasal passages.. you can get capsules.. but pineapple makes an awesome smoothie with some fresh ginger grated into it.

razor blade, then remove residue with goo gone

Think of the messes a thief would leave... they won't be looking to keep things neat.. they'll dump drawers and boxes and flip mattresses and clear off shelves.. looking for those hidden stashes.. they'll break jars and canisters...

So, you pick something that will work for you after you've checked out the general ways that a thief would search (generally by dumping and breaking). And then don't mention that particular idea... EVER.

If you put just a layer of salt it will keep the wax from sticking to the bottom... lift right out

Oh yes.. and they don't have to be the "correct size" dress up stuff from the toy store.. head to a thrift shop and anything pretty and bright and sparkly is a good choice. Scarves are excellent and can be a whole wardrobe by themselves. Hats are awesome. Costume jewelry and a box to keep it in.

If you don't want the candle so far inside the jar you can make a bed of salt to set the candle on. It's prettier than sand.

If she likes them then pretties for her hair like headbands with flowers or just the flower clips to go in her hair or pink ruffled socks or..