Plus River gave him all of her regenerations (or most of them anyway, depending on how they decide to play with that...) so it's possible he could now have "extras" from that incident..

hubby and I have a king for the same reason it sounds like you do.. :) as for the kids.. they've always had twin sized beds.. we have 2 full sized ones in the house now.. one is the hid-a-bed for guests, and the other was bought a few years ago when my oldest step daughter was living with us for a little while with…

I still have that Kermit phone.. and it still works... man I love that thing.. I have replaced the yellow curly cord with a much longer one though.. the original was just so darn short.. think i still have that around in a box somewhere though..

lol.. oh i love oatmeal (and hubby is half Scottish..) but i have to make sure it's certified gluten free and hasn't been cross contaminated with wheat, rye or barley or it makes me very, very ill.. and they like to charge lots of extra money for that, so not going to waste it to clean out the cast iron :)

brunette here as well, though, until about age 4 I had lovely reddish hair.. once in a while I will go back to that.. I found the easiest way to cheat that is to use a blond dye (usually a light ash blond).. won't take me blond, but it will lighten me back to red for a while... (then I decide it's more hassle and time…

anyone else want to just track her down, lock her in a room and bring in all your friends to discuss nothing but your dogs?? (we're fosters for a rescue group, so i can get LOTS of people together for this.. ) anyone else in?? just me???

i use pickling salt and baking soda.. depending on how stuck things are to the pan, baking soda will take care of the light stuff by itself, if i need more abrasion, I will add in some salt. no way i'd use oatmeal.. gluten free house and certified gluten free oats are dang pricey. regular oats are often badly cross…

so agree.. seriously.. if you are so messy that you can't get your egg into a 7 inch or so fry pan, you're never going to make it into that little tube without help, either.. and as for clean up.. uhm.. isn't that what we invented dishwashers for?? or teenagers?? :) and why is that no one in these commercials ever…

I believe he might have been pulled more from the similarian files.. i know they were tossing lots of extras in from there.. has been way too long since i read the books.. and i'm intentionally waiting now so as not to have enough recent knowledge to complain much.. :)

not sure this would hold up to hubby's work boots and everyone's winter boots (Alaska..) but it's an interesting idea... don't have anywhere to put it right now anyway, either.. but... idea to file away for maybe later.. and some additional hacking...

we had one.. but 2 lay offs in the last year, the most recent a month ago and still waiting... (plus some emergency septic line repairs last fall..) we're running pretty thin at this point.. not sure what we will be doing next month for money....may have to tap into the 401, not that there's all that much in there,…

i know one of my great grandparents were married when he was 22, she was 12.. just your normal occurrence back then.. esp in the more rural parts of the country

that varies by state.. here in alaska, in most cases, the birth parents have 3 years to get their act together before the state will terminate parental rights. we're doing the foster with hopes to adopt as we can't afford private adoption. it's hard. we run the risk of getting very attached and even getting to where…

totally agree.. hubby and i were discussing how it was so nice to actually see character (let alone character development) for Anakin.. in the prequels.. we saw nothing.. i honestly can say that i didn't care that he turned to the darkside because all we ever saw of him was the petulant, selfish little twit who would…

i always thought the boots looked kinda like horse heads.. oddly, they were my favorite ones to find because they were the best at scraping those last bits of sauce out of the corners of the packets (because of that shape..) of course, I can't eat the horrible things anymore because I had to go gluten free 2 years…

wife here.. will attest the the sturdy nature of the ones hubby bent.. with added benefit of being a bit lighter weight so i can still manage all his bulky gear (and yes, he has lots of bulky gear..).. and don't run the risk of tearing things up as much as these rebar ones look like they might...

i keep telling my hubby we need to build a little shack out back for when they kids try to come back.. my step son has done it twice, though he rarely stays long.. we expect him to actually do stuff when he's here...

yes.. and it's amazing the list of symptoms we can have.. not just gastro issues.. for me, it usually starts with a headache, which may turn into a migraine, then I get serious chronic all over body pain, all my joints and muscles will feel just horrible, as if I've been run over by a large truck.. I will get the…

I would like to make a note about people cooking for gluten free folks in your usually gluten filled kitchen.. we know you mean well, and we're glad you are trying, but please, don't be offended if we are still reluctant to eat what you are offering. The recipe that mentions toasting bread.. if you stick that gluten…

will add to the "freeze, dehydrate, pickle, or otherwise preserve" your bulk foods that you might not get to in time. I've dehydrated mushrooms, garlic, onions, herbs, fruits, what have you.. you can also freeze, though check those, some things freeze better after blanching or sauteing. I also do a lot of canning and…