Do you have a local
Disney Store where you could buy a Bolt ahead of time? That way you don't have to wait until you get there, just in case they don't have any. I have a Disney Store here in Manchester. I could look here for you if you would like. Sounds like a GREAT original and COMFORTABLE costume!!
I have one close by my house and I found it on Amazon if I can't find it at Disney. But there's something about getting it at Disney that just makes it...I don't know how to describe it...makes me feel like a kid again.
But thanks for the offer!
You seem to eat asparagus frequently. Around here it is usually very pricey, other than in the spring, when it is in season. How do you prepare it? We love it roasted or grilled.
Well last night, it's was asparagus from a can...

But when we get fresh asparagus, we like to boil it and add salt, pepper and a little butter. I've only had it grilled once and it was kind of on the shriveled side. I'm assuming we didn't do it right?
What is one food that you can't live without? Is it a healthy food or not so healthy food?
MILK!! I absolutely love it! Especially chocolate milk! But I drink 1% (can't stand skim...) and much less than I used to. Me and Ddad used to go through about 2-3 gallons a week.
Glad you are feeling better. I love the Bolt idea. We just watched that movie the other day. Would you mind sharing your brownie trifle recipe? I understand it's not too heathy

but I am often put in charge of desserts for family parties & this sounds amazing. Thanks!
I'd be glad to!
Brownie Trifle:
Bake a 13x9 family sized package of brownies according to the directions. You'll want to make them 'cake-like.'
(Optional: Prick the brownies after they come out of the oven with a fork and drizzle 1/2 cup of Kahlua or coffee liquor. But we did without that for the party since there were several small children and didn't even miss it.)
While the brownies are cooling (or the night before) prepare 3 3.9oz boxes of chocolate pudding according to the directions and make sure it's set. (You may not use all of it.) You'll also need a 12oz container of whipped cream (you may want more), a bag of semi-sweet chocolate chips, chocolate syrup, caramel syrup and a bag of crushed Heath bar pieces that you'll add at the last minute.
Once your brownies are cooled, divide into thirds, cut each third into little squares, then put your first section in your trifle bowl. Next you put enough pudding in to cover the brownies, followed by a layer of whipped cream, then drizzle a little chocolate syrup, caramel syrup, and mini chocolate chips. Layer 3 times.
On the top layer of whipped cream, you can do what ever you'd like. I made circles of the chocolate syrup and caramel and taking a kabob stick, drug it towards the center which made a fancy flower pattern. Then before you serve, sprinkle your crushed Heath bar pieces on top.
Enjoy!
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Thanks for the well-wishes everyone! No dizziness today so I was able to get my workout in after work!
Rather surprising day while I was at work today. I was working on the register when I hear my boss saying that he needs me to come to the back with him. So I follow him, thinking that he's going to have me do some work in one of the other departments for a while since we were slow this morning. But instead, we stand by the deli while several managers from other departments were starting to gather. So I finally ask,
"What's going on?"
"They didn't tell you?"
"No. I have no idea what's going on..."
I hear him say something to someone else about a meeting and instantly I think the worst:
I'm in trouble... So I'm wracking my brain for anything that I could have possibly done wrong while two of my other co-workers show up which makes me feel a little better that it's not just me.
We follow my boss towards the break room and when we get there, there's a huge ice cream cake with "Congratulations!," our names and how many years we've been with the company on it. Some of us were making our 5th, 10th, and 15th year with the company this month and we were getting cake to celebrate!
I totally forgot about it! I've been there 5 years! (Wonder how many groceries I've scanned...

) Our boss made a nice little speech of how much he appreciated our hard work and our staying with the company and all that we do until finally I couldn't stop myself and asked,
'So does that mean I can have a raise?' Everybody got a good laugh out of that one. And he didn't say no, so we'll see!
We also got a little commemorative pin to wear with how many years we've been there, plus our pictures taken for 'The Wall of Honor.' Personally, I was just happy getting ice cream cake and an extra 15 minute break.
Let me just say, this job isn't my favorite. I honestly didn't think I would have been there 2 years, much less 5. And I'll admit it (as will several others...) that retail isn't the easiest job to do; not that it's hard, it's just some of the people you have to deal with on a regular basis...

So it was nice to get a little appreciation for what I do from my managers and to really feel like a little more than just another cashier for a day.
And for those who were wondering, I only had one small piece of cake.
Heading to bed! Good night everyone!