Fine Crisp Autumn Day

I've got an extra layer on today! It's crisp this morning, and I'm glad. I'll bundle Bubby and I up and go for a walk and visit the farm. My ticker says that the baby is doing his cardio, but I'm not. :) It's true! I've been so tired and sick that I've been prostrate. However, it's really starting to come back and bite me. I can't sleep at night because my muscles twitch. So, I prayed to my Savior and Healer that I'll have a good day today, wakeful and no nausea so I'll be able to get a little exercise in. Hopefully I'll sleep better tonight.

Last night, I made the boxed Banquet meal lazagna. It was discusting. I would have done better buying a large can of Chef Boyardee and cooking that for dinner.

Tonight, I think I'll make Philly Cheese Steak Sandwiches. :) Yum!

Well, I better go pay some bills. Blech.

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Anonymous said…
Oh girl, don't eat that stuff. :-( Just grab a bad of .50 cent lentils from walmart, throw those in a crock pot with a stick of butter, a tablespoon and a a half of sea salt, a teaspoon of black pepper, and some chopped carrots, celery, onion, and garlic. Add enough water to cover, and let it slow simmer all day.

Soak the lentils the night before in water and whey, and your tummy will thank you.

Utilize the crock pot... 5 minutes prep, slow cooks all day, fantastic dinner... ;-)
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