Snickerdoodle
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trying to have a serious conversation with someone who has a birds nest on the back of their head and their pants on backwards and doing your best not to laugh.
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Don't worry. We don't even have an oven. Our fridge is 3 feet tall and 1.5 feet wide.
where are all these houses with huge kitchens???? I am so tired of my walk in closet sized kitchens....and it has been the same in the last 10 houses we've lived in!:glare: -
It was nice to pick up things we couldn't get in the regular grocery store, especially things for ethnic recipes. But I imagine that Krogers has pretty much everything you need these days. It's been a decade since I've been in that part of the world.
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I didn't click the link but I'm guessing you're in Ohio. I haven't heard that name in years. Wow.
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Oh, and great job to you! Getting out the door is the biggest hurdle and you did it!
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I'm gonna run in a couple of hours. I already planning my last meal of the day so that it gets eaten around 3 hours before. I don't want to be burping up dinner during my run.
It looks like I'm gonna be running in the rain today.
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I think the questions you should be asking yourself are questions like:
Are we adaptable? Can we live with less space or less amenities than we have at the moment (depending on where you are thinking of moving)?
Are you moving military, company relocation with assoc. perks, or directly working for a foreign company/university? Each one is a different financial scenario.
Can you live without a support system in place for a short period of time until you adjust to your new environment (for non-military)? Are you an introvert or shy? That could limit your possibilities for making community in a new place especially if you don't speak the language.
I hope it doesn't sound gloom and doom because we've enjoyed living abroad. But I won't say it was all roses and fun. It's something that I think everyone should do if they can, but do with eyes wide open. The first year was the hardest but there have been many rewards too.
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Join sparkpeople. It calculates all that for you. There is even a WTM team. Join!!
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We have lessons year round. Our weeks shape up to be mostly 4 days of lessons. We take breaks when they are necessary and/or when something unexpected comes up.
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July 1st is the "new" year, but we go year round.
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In all seriousness, does beating it like that affect the meat somehow? I mean, since it's dead, I know there is no bruising, but the video showed a serious beating going on, and I just wondered... Is it just too fresh to matter? Does it stave off rigor?
Sorry, I got a little too curious!
I had the very same thought. Does it make the meat overly tenderized?
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I run and do yoga.
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I don't know what you mean by classical movie, but I would like my kids to see Lost in Space. Do you remember that? "Danger, Will Robinson, Danger!"
ETA: I am speaking of the 1965 series.
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I don't think it's anyone's business what your children call you and secondly, I think people can make an issue out of anything.
In the great scheme of things, does it really matter?
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I finally broke down and bought an ipod. Listening to upbeat music has made a difference in the length and speed of my runs.
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We love her!...everything read by Kara Schallenberg, -
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I'll add:
Please feel free to store your unwanted food under your bed or in your closet. I love trying to figure out stench of the week and finding what is growing in there.
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Thank you for that link! I'm always looking for good recipe ideas.
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I think of my crunchy towels as part of my exfoliating skincare program. :lol:
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We like crunchy laundry. Towels just don't seem clean to me unless they are crunchy. I love the feel of jeans when they are crunchy.
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Benjamin Soames. I am in love with his voice and good thing too with how many times my kids like to listen to Greek Myths etc.
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This is true. If you take residency in another country you are subject to their laws. However, as a previous poster said, if I was moving to a developing country I wouldn't worry too much about it because they have bigger problems than worrying about whether your child is in school or not.Actually, I believe that education is more complicated than just your citizenship.
Motherhood is.......
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Sweet.
Motherhood is getting excited when they wipe their own butt, no matter it took a whole roll of toilet paper and not all of it made it into the toilet.