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I usually take my dachshund out in my workout clothes in the morning. I am guilty of the PJs though but mostly due to my apartments fire alarms tendancy to go off at 3 am at least once a month (try getting dressed with a howling dog). Afternoons are usually in work clothes. I don't think it much matters as long as your bits are covered, I don't judge.

I like beer as a base for crockpot soups, usually the last bottle of a six pack or and odd bottle from having friends over. Fair warning though, I woudl reccomend mixing the darker beers with the cheese rind, it is produces an unappetizing flavor of vomit (at least to me)--- I learned it the hard way, whole crock pot of beef stew down the drain.

Crock Pot Chiken and dumplings just make the dumplings and chiken bites small. Extra yummy, totally easy to eat. I had 4 wisdom teeth pulled one time and gum surgery another and this was easy to chew and not spicy.

Oh man, I tried a crockpot version of mac and cheese. I came home to a house that smelled like burnt cheese and ended up having to soak my crockpot for 2 days to get all the noodles off. After that I have stuck to the stove top/baked versions.

They were called elephant eyes in my family. How does the taste compare? That is the question I am concerned with... What kind of squash are you using? butternut would make it sweet yes?

Baked Potato soup!

Pick up some chrome polish and some non-acetone nail polish remover. The chrome polish should clean up the legs with a little elbow greas. the nail polish remover shold be ble to take off the pain splatter (be sure to test it on the materail in a concealable location before using a main section to make sure it won't harm the covering). They dont have to be perfect, that is part of theith charm.

I don't START the conversations, but everyone and thier mother seems to think its ok to talk to me. I get so many life stories and questions (where is the .....?) . It's a mild curse, esp on the days when all I want to do is grab my salsa and chips and run out the door.

I have been looking for a king sized mustard colored quilt forever... Duvets, I can find, but a quilt? not so much. It goes lovely with my grey and cream bedroom... the search goes on.

I found that the best way to get be self-sufficient is to have the basic tools at your disposal... for cooking (a skillet, a pot, spatula, a good knife or two), what simple tools (screwdriver -phillips and flat, a simple power drill, hammer, etc) there is nothing worse than having to put something together and not have anything you need