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laglen @laglen (19759) • United States 28 Apr 08

I just received 5 English cucumbers and do not know what to do with them other than slice and eat. Any ideas?

cooking

veggies

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laglen What wonderful ideas! Thank you. I knew the water thing but it slipped my mind. Thank you again.

28 Apr 08

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 8 Oct 07

This probably sounds like a really strange question, but what are some of your favorite memories of food? Not just the dish, but everything that went with it.. the company, the smell of it cooking, the feeling you had sitting...

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irishmist ya I sure do miss those good old days.

10 Oct 07

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 8 Oct 07

This probably sounds like a really strange question, but what are some of your favorite memories of food? Not just the dish, but everything that went with it.. the company, the smell of it cooking, the feeling you had sitting...

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peavey Reading through the responses, several memories came to mind. The first was when I was quite young, before starting school. We lived next door to Great Grandma and Great Granddad and Granddad loved to go fishing. I loved catfish, so when he caught catfish,...

9 Oct 07

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 8 Oct 07

This probably sounds like a really strange question, but what are some of your favorite memories of food? Not just the dish, but everything that went with it.. the company, the smell of it cooking, the feeling you had sitting...

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Kowgirl Oh to be young again and hanging out in my mom's kitchen while she and my grandmother made our home made dressing and cranberry with pineapple sauce. It makes my mouth water just to think about it and the smell was such a delight to the nose. The smell of...

9 Oct 07

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 8 Oct 07

This probably sounds like a really strange question, but what are some of your favorite memories of food? Not just the dish, but everything that went with it.. the company, the smell of it cooking, the feeling you had sitting...

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crazynurse My favorite food memory is my Grandmother's homemade coconut cake. She made all of her cakes and pies from scratch. Her coconut cake was her speciality. Whenever we went to her house for a special occassion such as Thanksgiving, she had made her triple decker...

9 Oct 07

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 8 Oct 07

This probably sounds like a really strange question, but what are some of your favorite memories of food? Not just the dish, but everything that went with it.. the company, the smell of it cooking, the feeling you had sitting...

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kiobug Its a great question. Mine is simple. Mangos and burgers remind me of my boyfriend. Macaroni salad and deviled eggs remind me of my mom.

9 Oct 07

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 8 Oct 07

This probably sounds like a really strange question, but what are some of your favorite memories of food? Not just the dish, but everything that went with it.. the company, the smell of it cooking, the feeling you had sitting...

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irishmist I would have to say family Sunday dinners at my grandparents home. We would have dinner than stay and watch TV every Sunday. We would watch Lawrance Welk, Bonanza, and some other show. Then go home. Also my dad worked two jobs when we were kids. At night he...

8 Oct 07

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 8 Oct 07

This probably sounds like a really strange question, but what are some of your favorite memories of food? Not just the dish, but everything that went with it.. the company, the smell of it cooking, the feeling you had sitting...

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lilaclady When I was a little girl there was corner shops everywhere, milk bars, grocery shop, fruit and vegie shops we called green grocers, I remember going into the corner stores and they had a very exciting aroma of all the different things they would sell, even the...

8 Oct 07

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 8 Oct 07

This probably sounds like a really strange question, but what are some of your favorite memories of food? Not just the dish, but everything that went with it.. the company, the smell of it cooking, the feeling you had sitting...

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dreamy1 When I was a kid maybe about 8 or 9 years old my father was making a steak and mushroom sandwich to take to work with him. He worked nights so it was around three in the afternoon when he was making it. It smelled so good. It was a nice piece of steak and some...

8 Oct 07

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JennyLeah @JennyLeah (190) • United States 4 Oct 07

My partner and I have a cat, Forte, who is generally, a very good cat. His litter box, on the other hand, stinks. Some background - we use a Clever Cat top-entry box. Love it. Will never use another litter box so long as I...

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alstaxidermy We actually have the dogs trained like cats - well, its a little wadding pool, not a littler box, but close enough. We had actually tried the dog litter at first, and they hated that - plus the baby tried to eat it! SO, I just line it with wee pads on the...

5 Oct 07

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Hazel Funcion @Zelmarq (12585) • Cebu City, Philippines 24 Jul 07

In going to the grocery we used o but those big bags of MSG for seasoning. Mother use msg every time she prepares for our food, I told her to stop using Msg for there are bad side effects of MSG, shenow uses sugar instead of...

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theprogamer People use MSG for cooking still? Wow, that elicited a "does not compute" for me. I don't use it to cook, never have.

18 Sep 07

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Leca @lecanis (16647) • Murfreesboro, Tennessee 12 Aug 07

Having spent much of the early part of my life among drug addicts, homeless people, abuse victims, etc... I have met many people who worked very hard to get out of the situations they were in, and to make their life something...

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cynddvs @cynddvs (2948) • United States 14 May 07

I don't necessarily think prayer should be brought back into schools since there are so many different religions here in America. But I do think it would be good to have a moment of silence and meditation. I think this would gives...

religion

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charles63 No, I don't think prayer should be brought back into schools. Such a practice violates the 1st amendment which states that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion..." Because school is compulsory and in part federally funded using...

9 Aug 07

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cynddvs @cynddvs (2948) • United States 14 May 07

I don't necessarily think prayer should be brought back into schools since there are so many different religions here in America. But I do think it would be good to have a moment of silence and meditation. I think this would gives...

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Latrivia Actually, the last time I checked most schools had a "moment of silence" right after they did the pledges. I know mine did. I suppose some schools may have done away with it, but I know many still use it. Furthermore, while I have no problem with a...

9 Aug 07

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cynddvs @cynddvs (2948) • United States 14 May 07

I don't necessarily think prayer should be brought back into schools since there are so many different religions here in America. But I do think it would be good to have a moment of silence and meditation. I think this would gives...

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cynddvs Thanks for the great response. I agree with you that if parents want their kids to have formalized prayer they should seek out private schools which offer prayers. And I enjoyed reading about your classmates of different religions and their practices. Thanks...

9 Aug 07

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cynddvs @cynddvs (2948) • United States 14 May 07

I don't necessarily think prayer should be brought back into schools since there are so many different religions here in America. But I do think it would be good to have a moment of silence and meditation. I think this would gives...

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4monsters4me I totally agree and that was a well thought out articulate response. Good job.

9 Aug 07

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butterflydawn @butterflydawn (297) • Canada 6 Mar 07

Do you know someone who had Glaucoma? How old were they when they were diagnosed? Do you know what the problems are and what can happen with the eyes if left untreated? My father was diagnosed with glaucoma when he was in his...

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paulnet Glaucoma, the second-leading cause of adult blindness after age-related macular degeneration, often results from intraocular pressure (fluid pressure within the eye, or IOP) that is too high for the optic nerve to tolerate. At About age 40 and over have...

7 Aug 07

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butterflydawn @butterflydawn (297) • Canada 6 Mar 07

Do you know someone who had Glaucoma? How old were they when they were diagnosed? Do you know what the problems are and what can happen with the eyes if left untreated? My father was diagnosed with glaucoma when he was in his...

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ke7260 It's good to hear that your dad's vision was able to be preserved. Aren't insurance companies a joke? My son whom is 3 now has had glaucoma since birth and since his first surgery at 3 wks. of age we have been receiving bills in the mail for ridiculous amounts...

7 Aug 07

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