I was at Walgreen's picking up a new prescription, and decided that I wanted a scarf. I need to take pooch for walkies, and it's windy enough to be freakin' cold.
Do they have scarves? Yes. They have one. It's a Vikings scarf, and it's $9.99.
Right next to the scarves, they have an end unit display of fleece blankets, including one that's two blankets for $8.00. The blankets are 50 x 60 inches (hardly a blanket really), and I have scissors.
I now have a fleece scarf. Two, actually. And one miniblanket left over.
And I'm eating Cream of Wheat for lunch. It's close to solid food.
Do they have scarves? Yes. They have one. It's a Vikings scarf, and it's $9.99.
Right next to the scarves, they have an end unit display of fleece blankets, including one that's two blankets for $8.00. The blankets are 50 x 60 inches (hardly a blanket really), and I have scissors.
I now have a fleece scarf. Two, actually. And one miniblanket left over.
And I'm eating Cream of Wheat for lunch. It's close to solid food.
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you are a smart cookie. do you like congee?
you do.
yuummy
But he cannot have the green beans and corn and peas that I find in mine.. but I'd bet he could make some excellent congee at home... chicken broth, cook the rice until it disintegrates, add spices and protein as necessary/as tolerated...
Nom, nom, nom!!
I still have a couple more weeks of liquids before I graduate to blender food.
BTW - CoW is safe for you right now? I love that stuff.
Now here's your bonus NoDak moment. Cream of Wheat was first created in my home town of Grand Forks, ND by wheat millers in 1893... but that's not why I like it.