My recipe is what ever we have on hand with left over chicken. Chicken apple, pear, grapes cut in half, or raisins nuts (usually pecan pieces) onions if you want them a little pickle or relish Mayo, salt and pepper to taste Mix and serve on a good bread or bun with cheese, tomato, lettuce or toast the bread in the toaster oven with the cheese on it and then make your sandwiches...yummy You can sprinkle in a little paprika if you like or other spices, and some people like a little mustard in it, but not me. Enjoy experimenting, because there is no wrong way to make it.

Thanks for recommendation.

:grouphug:I'm sending prayers your way.:grouphug:

:grouphug: I'm so sorry for your loss.

pay for the chocolate

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Send him for a run. Outdoors if possible, and treadmill if it's not. I do insist our home be peaceful and that means we are all to check our grump at the door.

We use Saxon with the DIVE or Saxon-Teacher CDs here.

A big, shiny button.

Snort!:lol: That's sweet that he did all that work though.

Congratulations, and welcome baby Colton Michael.

:grouphug:He's adorable. Congratulations, grandma!:grouphug:

Well my goodness, I can hardly wait.

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:grouphug:Prayers for you.:grouphug:

Double thank you...I could not remember the title with my winter brain drain, and you just happen to post a link...ty. This morning I was able to purchase a new copy with my B&N discount and a 15% off coupon. It was a great deal on what looks to be a very good resource.

All Free and Clear

:blink::eek::ack2: Gag, shudder...They sound like angels, you poor dear pregnant woman:grouphug:.

Choosing a curriculum that is done daily over another that is too (fill in the blank) and sits on the shelf is always a better choice.

I've learned to almost love it, and I can't imagine teaching high school level math without Saxon. Like Ellie, my favorite choice for 5/4 and above, but the student needs to be placed in the proper level or it can be a disaster.

:grouphug: Hugs to all the busy moms here.:grouphug:

:grouphug:Flylady:grouphug: Wish I found her/method years ago. Enjoy the peace of mind you'll feel with your new routine.

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Susan's articles from the old site. Tackling the Research Paper Part I, II, III, IV http://www.welltrainedmind.com/writing-the-research-paper-part-i-preparation/ http://www.welltrainedmind.com/writing-the-research-paper-step-ii-choosing-the-topic/ http://www.welltrainedmind.com/writing-the-research-paper-part-iii-proving-your-point/ http://www.welltrainedmind.com/writing-the-reasearch-paper-part-iv-matters-of-style/ They are worth reading for a little reassurance:001_smile:. nt

An old link to one of Susan's articles:001_smile: from the old boad:001_smile:. http://www.welltrainedmind.com/older-child/ nt