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I think Gymnast is going through a growth spurt. All she wants to do is eat. What are some high-fat/calories options for this high-energy kid?

I'm on it! Hang on.

 

I'm home! I actually left work on time, and even though it was raining, traffic wasn't bad. I can't go to Planet Fitness because they won't allow anyone under 13 past the lobby.

 

I'm giving up caffeine. When does Lent begin?

 

Yay, Mary and Riv!!!!!

 

((((AMJ))))

 

Jean, how are you feeling?

 

Bookie, hugs and prayers!!

 

Slache, please don't fade away!

Valentine's Day.

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Breakfast:

 

http://abc.go.com/shows/the-chew/recipes/bacon-egg-cheese-biscuit-casserole-clinton-kelly Microwaves well so make 2.

 

https://tastesbetterfromscratch.com/egg-sausage-breakfast-taquitos

 

Beef:

 

https://thrivinghomeblog.com/2013/06/burrito-pie-recipe/#_a5y_p=918512

 

Chicken:

 

https://www.the-girl-who-ate-everything.com/2015/08/chicken-enchilada-roll-ups.html Keeps well.

 

https://unboundwellness.com/sweet-potato-chicken-poppers-paleo-aip-whole-30/ I think you vetoed these?

 

http://www.number-2-pencil.com/2017/03/20/instant-pot-pressure-cooker-chicken-enchiladas/ :drool5:

 

http://rita-may-recipes.blogspot.com/2011/11/crock-pot-cream-cheese-chicken-chile.html

 

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/8758/white-cheese-chicken-lasagna/?internalsource=popular&referringcontenttype=home%20page

 

Fish:

 

http://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/fantastic-fish-pie-147123

 

http://www.inspirationalmomma.com/crab-cream-cheese-crescent-ring/ Plain. Needs something.

 

https://www.livingwellspendingless.com/2012/11/12/best-fish-recipe/

 

Sausage:

 

https://www.foodiecrush.com/tuscan-pasta-salad/

 

http://www.theslowroasteditalian.com/2014/03/one-pot-cheesy-pasta-and-sausage-recipe.html

 

Vegetarian:

 

https://www.skinnytaste.com/creamy-corn-soup-with-queso-fresco-and/

 

http://www.theharvestkitchen.com/mexican-style-avocado-egg-salad/

 

http://www.theharvestkitchen.com/crunchy-detox-salad/ Love this!

 

Sweets:

 

https://physicalkitchness.com/paleo-carrot-cake-energy-balls/

 

http://www.runningwithspoons.com/2015/06/05/flourless-chocolate-zucchini-muffins/

 

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/11352/three-ingredient-peanut-butter-cookies/?internalsource=recipe%20hub&referringid=852&referringcontenttype=global%20nav Super easy.

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Want me to mail you some Bob's? I think it's at HEB.

I think I have a source in the big town I go to every two weeks. They were just out when I was there last. If they don't have it this time, I'll order it online. I just don't like doing that because I don't feel like storing a bunch in the freezer and it's cheaper to buy it in bulk.

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I painted some more on my apples. I don't know about this painting. It's kind of a mess. Thankfully, I didn't use a big bunch of paper for it, and there's still so much work to do that I have hopes it may turn out. If I don't like it, I'll turn it over and paint on the back.

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What happened?

Letz see--we had a homeless guy come in to the group, because he wants to write a book but doesn't write. Nice guy, but that was interesting. Also another writer delivered a treatise he wrote on how to plan a novel and those "pantsers" who don't can't possibly ever write anything good, or at best are time wasters.

Somebody forgot to tell that to Stephen King, I guess. 

 

I am a pantser. I invent my characters as they come to me, I let the story run and let it develop the characters and see the characters develop the story and then I revise the daylight into it afterwards. Seems to work for me. 

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Sounds like Gymnast this morning. I was working on rearranging her morning schedule. I had to move the reading/writing portion, so our conversation went like this:

 

Gymnast: "yeah, move this!"

Me: "when should you do it?"

Gymnast: "after I die."

 

 

:laugh:

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This clinic is wonderful. They're some of the few who will test this early. It was a gamble to go since we didnt' have a previous diagnosis, but I don't think I will ever doubt my gut again. 

 

 

Likety like like like!

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I know someone here has mentioned some low acid coffee they like. What kind was it?

 

 

My SIL drinks Simply Smooth, by Folger's, I think.  It's easily found in most grocery stores.

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Valentine's Day being on Ash Wednesday and all, dh and I are going out for dinner tomorrow. :D Dh found a gift certificate for a nice restaurant that he thought he'd lost. :)

 

Ds13's teacher told him today that he is supposed to be learning Elegie, which I have been telling him all week NOT to practice because she told me he should save it for a later time. 🙄 OK, then.

 

My soil ammendments have arrived (free shipping from Home Depot). It is supposed to continue raining until tomorrow so I might be able to get some things done Thursday. I printed out a bunch of free garden journal pages, many of which look actually helpful, so I now have my binder sort of set up. All three colors of my sweet peppers have now sprouted, and I am hopeful for colorful peppers this summer. I have to find and clean my wheelbarrow. Which doesn't seem like it should be difficult except you haven't seen our garage. I believe it is what inspired John Bunyan's "Pit of Despair". :D

 

Time for pj's! Sweet dreams, ITT!

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I used to be able to get Bob's at my local supermarket. They stopped carrying it.

 

 

Someone needs to go have a talk with your local store.   :toetap05:  :toetap05:  :toetap05:

 

Amazon carries it.  You could even get it in 25-pound sacks, if you like.

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Letz see--we had a homeless guy come in to the group, because he wants to write a book but doesn't write. Nice guy, but that was interesting. Also another writer delivered a treatise he wrote on how to plan a novel and those "pantsers" who don't can't possibly ever write anything good, or at best are time wasters.

Somebody forgot to tell that to Stephen King, I guess. 

 

I am a pantser. I invent my characters as they come to me, I let the story run and let it develop the characters and see the characters develop the story and then I revise the daylight into it afterwards. Seems to work for me. 

 

 

I see.  And what was the group's reaction to these two?

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I was helping to put away some chairs tonight and a very nice lady who couldn't be less than 65 but probably is closer to 70 stopped me. She took my chairs for me and said that she'd get it because they looked "a little too big for you." My pride is gone. :blush:  I wanted to help the older ladies! Nobody was under 65 other than me. 

 

Oh, and she struggled much less with it than I was, so she probably wasn't wrong. I must lift weights!

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Valentine's Day to April Fools Day.

 

Eta: This is not a joke; it's just weird.

 

 

So, what is Val's Day to AF Day?

 

typo correction.  I should go to bed.

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I was helping to put away some chairs tonight and a very nice lady who couldn't be less than 65 but probably is closer to 70 stopped me. She took my chairs for me and said that she'd get it because they looked "a little too big for you." My pride is gone. :blush:  I wanted to help the older ladies! Nobody was under 65 other than me. 

 

Oh, and she struggled much less with it than I was, so she probably wasn't wrong. I must lift weights!

 

 

It was so good of you to let her take are of you like that!

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Sounds like Gymnast this morning. I was working on rearranging her morning schedule. I had to move the reading/writing portion, so our conversation went like this:

 

Gymnast: "yeah, move this!"

Me: "when should you do it?"

Gymnast: "after I die."

:LOL:
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Btw, youngest moved up to a full size violin yesterday.   :hurray:

 

Wow, Lynn's 9yo is a giant. Or Lynn's signature is seriously outdated. 

 

Broccoli is almost big enough for a 1/4 size, but since a 1/8 size is so insanely much smaller, he's had a 1/4 size from the start (i.e. 3 months ago). I'm almost 5'4", and I probably would be best off with a 7/8 size, though full size works. Didn't get it until 12yo though (and incidentally, I quit growing at 12yo - had been 5'+ since about 9.5yo). 

 

Yay! Dd11's teacher said yesterday that it's time for dd to get a full size. These kids keep growing! Renai's kids are growing too - it's like an epidemic!

 

Mine aren't. Celery is still like 4'3". I mean, I guess a year ago he was 4'2", and the year before that about 4', but still... hardly epidemic-level growth there. 

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I remember nagging about getting a bigger violin when I had a 3/4 size, and my teacher was like "uh, you realize that all those 6'4" tall guys play on a full size, yes?" (Dutch people (my family excluded) are tall, so, there are tons of 6'4" guys around in NL). Me:  :(

 

Realistically, good 7/8 size violins are harder to find than full size violins. 

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I don't think I mentioned that the other day Broccoli was playing outside, and came inside bringing me a bloody tooth, wanting me to help stop his mouth from bleeding. So, I try, and when I'm done, he's like, okay, now I need to go outside and find the other tooth. He lost two teeth at exactly the same time while playing outside. He did find it though. Oh, and he'd lost a 3rd one just a couple of days before (the one that had been loose for months). At the most recent checkup the dentist said that he'd loose 6 within 6 months, probably much sooner even, so, waiting to see if he'll lose 3 at once next time. 

 

(okay, in all fairness, I think he said that Celery hit him in the mouth that caused him to lose two at once, but still. He now looks like a reverse vampire, with holes instead of fangs)

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I remember nagging about getting a bigger violin when I had a 3/4 size, and my teacher was like "uh, you realize that all those 6'4" tall guys play on a full size, yes?" (Dutch people (my family excluded) are tall, so, there are tons of 6'4" guys around in NL). Me:  :(

 

Realistically, good 7/8 size violins are harder to find than full size violins. 

 

 

And, I'm lucky that my armspan is longer than my height. Armspan is what really matters; height doesn't. 

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I have been so sleepy all day.

 

I woke up a little before 8 and was back in bed by 11.  Slept through lunch.  Woke up at 3, ate, and went back to bed.  Woke up at 6, ate, stayed up a little and went back to bed.  Got up a little while ago and I feel ready for bed again.

 

Other than a bad headache this morning, I have felt fine all day.  Just really, really wiped out.

 

I hope this doesn't mean that I'm getting sick.

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Bigger hands would be nice to have though. Not for violin so much - that's not that big a deal. But I've been messing around with Celery's guitar (a 3/4 size Córdoba Protégé), and that 6th string is really for decoration purposes only (well, or for just playing it as an open string), because it's too.far.away. Maybe I should take guitar lessons; that might help. Or not. For computer keyboards I prefer the smaller size ones as well. 

 

I played some songs on it today, and then I tried Greensleeves, for which I had to skip several pages in the book. Then I asked DW how badly I'd butchered the song I was playing. She was like, were you playing "What Child is This?". Me: ???. Okay, turns out that that song is set to Greensleeves, so, I didn't butcher it beyond recognition. Still... needs a lot of work. 

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