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Nope, sorry. I'm a vegetarian but even if I wasn't this is still pretty gross.

is this gastroparesis of some kind? there are entire cookbooks dedicated to this, usually simple sugars. sweet potatoes are pretty safe. heres a link to the cookbook:

http://www.amazon.com/Eating-Gastroparesis-Guidelines-Tips-Recipes/dp/1461168643/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1337372906&sr=8-1

lots of good stuff in indianapolis today too, fyi. we always get overlooked here!

After all the Daiya and Teese hype I stumbled upon Galaxy. They make both vegan and non vegan faux cheeses. Its so flavorful and melts wonderfully. Its rice based. Hands down my new favorite and I can skip the Daiya hype. It just tastes like well, nothing, and is an oily mess to me.

your house is rad and very real. i just wish there was more of it to see.

this person would be easy to cook for, in my book. also, i don't think of a bad dinner guest as one with allergies and diet restrictions but as one with a bad attitude. thats the worst dinner guest.

To answer Ann Veal: Yes, it is doable. We have a small yard as well and I don’t use this kind of mower for a workout, but because it makes sense in such a small space. It only takes about 20 minutes tops. I do recommend wear gloves and you also need to stay on top of it. Waiting a few extra days to mow means more effort. Your lawn will punish you later and you may have to go over everything a second time!

Register for cash. We used Honeyfund as well for our wedding, it paid for our honeymoon, house repairs, and a keepsake from our honeymoon. We have everything we needed the last thing we wanted was more stuff. Also, I understand quality over quantity but the truth is my friends and family can't necessarily afford to buy us expensive sheets, towels, knives, etc. I would hate to put anyone out expecting them to buy us an expensive gift, especially if they had to travel. Our wedding was also very low key, DIY, and intimate. Our budget was only $1,500, why would we register for very expensive, quality items?

I shop only at Aldi and Kroger. Isn't Aldi owned by the same company as TJ? Aldi's products are very good, but their packaging is lacking. I can get it and out with everything I need in about 20 minutes. Kroger carries all the health food and organics I can't get at Aldi.

I don't like shopping at TJ's. I find their selection very limited and very processed. I also looooath Fresh Market. It touts itself as a high quality gourmet grocery but never has what I need.

We had a Sunflower here but it closed. It started out as an amazing store but then moved into almost exclusively private label stuff. That was just before it closed and the private label was a let down.

Another channel I will never look at.