Ours have been running laps around the house all night. I'm looking forward to getting a good nights sleep.
Mine is a total brut. The other day my neighbor asked how big she was because she hears her pounding around all day and night. She's 11 lbs.
Thank god her dog never stops barking or we might have hard an issue.
Yep our neighbor use to listen to my Lucy run around all day and night. She is now 11 lbs but sounds like a 400 lb man. I can't hear my husband walking around up here but I damn sure know when the car Olympics are in town. (PS - it's every night in the OSW household)
Mine does this a lot. Usually if it makes any noise she turns around to look at her butt like "WTF?"
But lately, the farts have been SBD. You can always tell it's her because she gets up, walks away, and just lays down somewhere else with a smug look on her face.
This whole post made me LOL. Especially the WTF part because that's exactly what she did. Like, 'Where in the hell did that come from?'
Yes! Once she farted pretty loud (she's a tiny dog) and it startled her so much she started barking.
My crockpot has the option for delayed start. My problem is that I'm leary of leaving everything at room temperature for a couple hours before it starts cooking.
H has some sort of plague involving fever, head congestion and nausea. I swear to god, if he has the flu again I will move out.
Of course, ever since I got home I've felt hot and headachey. Not sure if I'm tired, if it's psychosomatic or if I'm coming down with his plague.
I'm sorry there is sickness going around.
Meat should not be left out at room temperature for more than 4 hours (I think that's too long).
I've gotten sick twice from undercooked chicken so I don't screw around with food Bourne illness
Yea, I live in horror of salmonella. I save my crockpot cooking for days when I'll be able to turn it on myself before I leave, usually. I will do all the prep the night before, though.
Meat should not be left out at room temperature for more than 4 hours (I think that's too long).
I've gotten sick twice from undercooked chicken so I don't screw around with food Bourne illness
Yea, I live in horror of salmonella. I save my crockpot cooking for days when I'll be able to turn it on myself before I leave, usually. I will do all the prep the night before, though.
Once it's cooked it's fine, I like broccolis idea of it turning off with the switch. I could just pop it on warm when I get back.
I'm taking the kitten to get spayed or neutered tomorrow (I am clueless on sex) and it's closer to my parents house so I'll hang there while I wait.
Post by easilyunamused on May 18, 2015 23:28:18 GMT -5
I got sucked into Jurassic Park on AMC. So many poor decisions made by the adults.
Oooo fun fact. The first time I saw Jurassic Park was at the drive in with a double feature. The other movie was Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead. I love that movie!
I passed out earlier. This is why Wallie never day drinks.
I figured you fell asleep. I'm still up. I have to get up at 7 to drive your way. I'm not showering until I get to my parents house, so excited for lots of water pressure !!!! And my mastiff
First of all, a locking lid on my crockpot would be amazing...I can't use it when I'm going to be gone because my dogs are jerks. Second, if anyone ever needs a good pulled pork recipe for crockpot in future, here's the one I use: Pork shoulder or butt, rub with yellow mustard and then brown sugar, chili powder, garlic, salt and pepper (make a good thin crust all around). Add 1/2c apple cider vinegar and 1/2c water (based on 2lb of pork). Cook on high for 4-5 hrs or low 7-8. Before serving, take it out and shred with two forks, add bbq sauce and serve on rolls...for a party, I'll mix in the sauce and put back in pot on low to let people serve themselves.
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