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could be extra-crispy the next day. I bet they're even good cold. 
guess what she wants for dinner 
So much better.
I love to eat like that, but I'd have to space it out for hours.
I'd try that in a heartbeat.
That should keep you very happy for at least a couple of days.
I haven't had Chicken Kiev in a long time. I'll have to look for it at the deli next time I shop.
I tried to make it myself once. What a mess! 
And it's so easy!
I would definitely eat your mac 'n cheese. Sounds delish!
Roast or mashed potatoes and a salad should do it.
So smart and thrifty! Did you have a good time 'in town' last night? I keep thinking about that $1 taco night!
Met up with a number of people we haven't seen for months and chowed down on tacos.
It's nice to be in a bigger town for awhile. They have a movie theater and are putting on a play next week!
Just one screen. This week is something with Tom Cruise. I am probably not going to go to that one, but will see what they have next week.
The play is "Arsenic and Old Lace". It's a benefit for a group here that sends high school students who are interested in theater to NYC for a week. Great project. It will be a single performance and will be preceded by a cocktail/hors d'ouerves party. A real social event and a rare one for me.
Looks like your big party was a great success. Kudos to you for all you put into it! Tried to guess which one was you, but I really have no clue.
In the novels (and I've read them all!), Jack Reacher is 6'5", weighs about 240 and has a 50-inch chest. He's also got dirty blond hair and ice blue ices. In other words, he's not Tom Cruise.
Your fundraiser sounds interesting and fun and certainly for a good cause. NYC is a changed place since 9/11 ~ it's a lot safer. The kids will love it here! 
Picks up every nook and cranny, but hey, I'm still kickin' and still 'puttin' out' the groceries! 
Looks like everyone had a great time.
Big puddle of warmth on a cold, snowy night!
yellerpup, you are indefatigable! It boggles my mind that you made all those items for your fundraiser. That had to take a week of work, yes? I enjoyed the pics and getting to see you, too! Who knew a yellerpup could be such a looker! The pies looked so delicious.
Congratulations on achieving your goal. Your theater group is lucky to have you.
We met the first time because they wanted to do a reading of a play I had written about land rights manipulation in Indian Territory (1903) prior to the distribution of Dawes Rolls land allotments. The company is made up primarily of mixed blood Native Americans and open to everyone else. We are all mixed bloods. They needed a lot of help getting off the ground and I thought I could help most by devising menus that highlight traditional NA foods. That, and do the cookin'. It is exhausting but I revel in the activity and excitement. My grandpa once said, "You are the only little girl I've ever seen whose dog was better lookin." He didn't say it to me.... 
You should come next time.
Smells heavenly. Just some good bread to go with it and we are set for the evening.
You're going to livetohike a hundred years!
That's always been the goal.....so far I am more than halfway there at age 60 and 
I'll be 64 in March!
Just rollin' with it. 
I have struggled with plantars fasciitis for the past year and whenever you can't exercise well - I walk everywhere - the health overall takes a hit. I love your sig line, BTW. My neighbor and great friend, Philomena, could speak Gaelic with you.
After an attack of pancreatitis last summer (along with other things including pneumonia) that had me in the hospital for three weeks last summer, I have kidney disease, neuropathy, a bad knee, gout and am generally weak. At least I am eating again! At present, I am recovering from surgery to fix a detached retina and still am having trouble seeing. If I could figure out the healthcare (the ACA can't take effect soon enough!), I'd retire today.
Thanks for the comments on the sig line. I speak very little Gaelic, but I do like that line.
I'm so sorry you are having such problems. I don't know how you can keep working, but I'm glad you are able and have a choice about it. You're almost there. Take good care of yourself in the meantime. 
Between illnesses, I've only worked 3 1/2 weeks since late June. Right now my vision is improving, but not enough to drive or work.
Great combination!
I'm glad you weren't injured. It's better to eat light anyway after a stressful situation. Wishing you a better day tomorrow.
Tossed salad with capers; I chopped up the baked salmon and mixed it in.
Still under the weather with this cough and salmon is supposed to be good for lung conditions.
Cher
Glad to see you are eating 'smart.' Apples are good for lungs, too. Feel better!
