Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Pleased with Our Decision
Saturday, June 26, 2010
La Mer
Summer is a time when our minds turn to water, getaways, and beaches. Get into the mood with one of the following oceany date ideas:
Friday, June 25, 2010
Breeches for Jordan
TV Stand is Not a Must!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Belly Busting Breakfast
| Calories | Fat | Carbs | Sodium | Protein |
Dunkin’ Donuts® Coffee Cake Muffin | 660 | 26g | 98g | 530mg | 7g |
Hardee’s® Loaded Biscuit ‘N’ Gravy | 1000 | 75g | 50g | 2350mg | 32g |
Jack in the Box® Grilled Breakfast Sandwich | 602 | 28g | 52g | 1791mg | 25g |
So next time you decide to eat breakfast at fast food resto, keep this in mind to avoid bulky belly and weight gain.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
A Netbook for My Brother
Mosquito - Free Your Summer Activities
Summer time is fast approaching, and everyone wants to be outdoor swimming, grilling,and playing games. To make it more enjoyable, we need to make sure that we have everything ready including sunblock to protect our skin from the sun and of course, from bugs bite such as pesky mosquitoes. We know that one of the few things you don’t like about summer outdoor fun is that itchy, scratchy welt you get from a skeeter. Since after getting the bite you just have to suffer, prevention is the name of the game. Here are some tips for keeping those pests away from your home:
- When outdoors, wear light-colored clothing—mosquitoes are attracted to dark.
- Check your property for standing water—many types of mosquitoes breed on the surface of water, so if you don’t get rid of that big puddle, you aren’t doing yourself any favors. Birdbaths, clogged drains, and roof gutters are other favorites for these insects.
- Get rid of rotting debris—your decaying garden has become a breeding ground. Lawn cuttings and raked leaves are also attractive spots for mosquito larvae.
- Be repellent-wise—DEET-based repellents are effective, but only on the areas they cover.
- Mosquitoes will bite skin four centimeters from where the repellent has been sprayed. However, don’t apply them under clothes; if you do, your skin may absorb the chemical and cause irritation.
- Make use of winds—mosquitoes, while talented at biting, are not strong flyers. Keeping a fan on your patio during barbecues can help blow the pests away.
- Don’t bother with zappers—they don’t kill many mosquitoes, but they do kill lots of beneficial bugs. Plus, they’re expensive. Ultrasonic mosquito devices have also proved to be ineffective.
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Life Span of Skim Milk
My family and I love milk, be it skim, 2% milk or whole milk. We use it very often when we bake, eat, and prepare dishes. So, we have them in handy. Sometimes we can't really tell when emergency strikes. We need to have foods stored and that includes milk. Here is a study done that can help us and needs to consider when storing dehydrated milk/skim milk.
A study was performed at Utah State University in Logan, Utah. The quality of dehydrated non-fat milk was tested at different storage conditions. Here are some of the results.
- Nonfat dry milk stored at 90 degrees F began to develop "off flavors" by 6 months and considered unacceptable (oxidized and stale) after 2 years.
- Nonfat dry milk stored at 70 degrees F was considered unacceptable (oxidation and stale) after 4 years.
- Nonfat dry milk stored at 50 degrees F resulted in minimal flavor changes after 52 months (4 1/3 years).
This study is just one example of the effects that time have on food storage items. Every food is different and the shelf life can vary depending on storage conditions. We suggest marking the date on your food before putting it in storage, incorporate it into your diet, keep it cool, dark and dry and remember, "food is best if used within 5 years."
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Shoot Me! 1 of 52
This was taken by me, of course one Sunday afternoon at Lake Ray Hubbard.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Recall For Shrek Glasses
No Special Meal
Friday, June 4, 2010
Why Milk Matters
~~ Yogurt, cheese and milk contain calcium and potassium.
~~ Vitamin D helps the body to maintain proper levels of calcium and phosphorous, which helps to build strong bones. Milk is a good source of vitamin D.