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  1. This is our holiday favorite. I make this for Christmas morning (and an egg/sausage casserole in the crockpot). Yum!

     

    Overnight French Toast

     

    1 loaf of cinnamon swirl bread

    3 cups of milk OR half & half (It’s better with half & half. It's only once a year; go for it!)

    2 tsp. vanilla

    6 eggs

     

    cinnamon sugar, butter, syrup

     

    Spray a 9 x 13 pan with PAM.

     

    Beat 6 eggs; add milk and vanilla and whisk until foamy. Let it sit while you cut the bread up into cubes.

     

    Spread the cubes in the bottom of your prepared pan. Pour the egg mixture over top. Gently toss with your hands until the bread is all moist. Cover with plastic and refrigerate at least 1 hour or overnight.

     

    In the morning, uncover and bake at 350 for 45 minutes.

     

    Serve with cinnamon sugar, butter, and/or syrup.

  2. I have never used the elementary programs. But my math-inclined ds did Alg 1 & 2 and the Pre-Calc books--by himself--and then went to CC for Calculus as a hs senior. (and was tops in the class) His SAT scores were great.

     

    I think TT doesn't cover topics in the same schedule or method as other programs and is often seen as behind. All I know is that it worked for us. Younger ds will pick up TT Pre-Alg in a couple of years, and I look forward to his success as well.

  3. You have been on my mind and in my prayers. What a nightmare!

     

    If you do not get better results from the hospital, I think I would threaten to report them to the Medical board or the Joint Comission and see if that generated more cooperation. If not, then I would report them. The treatment your dd received and the lack of cooperation is not acceptable.

  4. I've had exams at more than one Costco, and I've always been pleased. A glasses exam runs about $50. My dh had his exam at Sam's last time and was happy with that, too.

     

    The glasses we've ordered from Costco and Sam's have been quality glasses at decent prices.

     

    Costco has really good prices on kids' lenses. (I helped a friend with her dd's, and I think they were $18 for the lenses.)

  5. I took antibiotics for acne as a teen. I don't remember how long, but they did eventually work. I did continue to have mild acne but nothing like the pizza face I had for a while... At 50+, I still get the occassional blemish.

     

    My son, however, was not successful with antibiotics, topical or ingested. (He was very lax about facial care.) Out of desperation, we did Accutane. He took a long course and was monitored carefully because of cholesterol issues. It di work for him.

     

    I think if you have a teen who is willing to comply with a regime then I'd do that before drugs.

  6. I'm sure that must have hurt... I hope you can talk about it and resolve your feelings. It sounds like you have done a great job of helping the boys remember and honor their mom. I'm sure that by doing so you have taught them to honor you as well.

     

    I'm wondering if your dh just thinks that her ashes need a place to go rather than the closet shelf...and figured the easiest thing to do would be to tuck them in with him. That sounds like something my practical dh would come up with.

  7. Just to add that if you have the half-price paid student account, streaming is included. There's lots of free stuff! Not everything and not many NEW things. (Sometimes the first episode of a series is free, though.)

     

    We're thrilled with Amazon Prime--and I'd pay full price for it. I've ordered several "oops, forgot that" kind of things which show up in two days regardless of my order total AND we're able to access lots of video. My ds is in Dr. Who heaven!

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