We need only so many calories per day to sustain life. Making things from scratch eliminates aaaalllll that toxic crap “they” put into food now to addict us to their brands.īy the way, food does NOT equal love! Food equals calories.
( NOT the cans that have been pre-flavored (= salted all to hell!) but the plain ones.) I used to grow my own tomatoes when I lived in the country. I make my own pasta sauce from canned tomatoes. (Tahini is sesame seed paste.) Toasting sesame seeds is one of the most exciting (read, stressful) things I’ve ever done in the kitchen. I also make my own tahini that goes in it. When I say different recipes, I mean from scratch. If it turns out that you don’t like it, you’ll be the only one complaining. One new hobby might be to try making different recipes from different cultures. When you have a to-do list set up, do the sh*ttiest thing first.Īnother hint along those lines is, when you have several things to do that are similar, like shelling peas or snapping beans, organize these into “length of time required” and do them from longest time required to shortest. Only the “couple of things” you definitely WILL get at “today.” If you have several things to do-and I cut up used paper into handy-sized bits and write on the backs-make a list. Don’t say, “Oh, I’ll wait until dusting day.” Screw that! Get ’er done! I not only use it on my keyboard but also on my computer screen, desk, printer(s)… Oh, look! I’m passing by the coffee table to go look out the window-remember taking those breaks for our eyes?-I might as well bring the frilly duster with me and get the coffee table and the window sill and… See what I mean? Tada. Beside my keyboard is one of those “frilly duster” things. Ex-typesetter Smart Move!) On this, I keep my keyboard. My computer desk has a shelf under the main desktop. Which I have been saying all along not to do that we must put aside the idea of having to always do everything the same way. Or perhaps to be annoying to readers who insist on order. This is to keep you awake and alert while you go through them. If I keep going, I will only start re-waxing the same tables you guys probably have been doing since you were kids.
I mean, you could give me ten times as many ideas. I could carry on and on and on with household tips but there’s no point in overlapping what most of you have mastered since your arrival on Planet Earth. I’ve written other blogs (mostly about writing and now in book format) as every now and again, a blog idea strikes me and away I go spending weekends sharing what I’ve learned on my journey and blah-blah-ing away about this and that. Not my final-forever post, I hope, just my final post for Live Lazy, Live Large: Tips for Making Life Fun for Us Ol’ Ladies. You need to ask the IT guy for an IP address for the machines because it doesn't need to be left on DHCP unless the address is reserved.Well, ladies, this is my final post. It's not like you can log into his switch and change any settings.
Obviously there's nothing wrong with the 3645 because it's working fine on a different port. It's not your responsibility to figure out this problem. I am thinking he has something set up on his network that is blocking the machine from getting an IP address thst only affects thst model for whatever reason.įirst things first. Took a completely different 3645 there and same thing. One thing I forgot to mention about all of this is this is the second 3645 that is doing this in that spot, we initially took a different one there and it did that to us so we put the other machine back and it worked so we assumed it was a bad port in the machine. They do have an IT person and he is very anal about people messing with his stuff, that's the reason I didn't go any further and moved the machine to a different location.
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