In article >,
"Julie Bove" > wrote:

> "Malcom "Mal" Reynolds" > wrote in message
> ...
> > In article >,
> > "Julie Bove" > wrote:
> >
> >> "jmcquown" > wrote in message
> >> ...
> >>
> >> > I doubt even the most experienced short-order cook with a constantly
> >> > hot
> >> > griddle and grill, everything prepped and ready, could satisfy this
> >> > meal
> >> > in 2 minutes idea.
> >> >
> >> > Might make for an interesting TV show.
> >>
> >> They couldn't. And things went a lot better for me when I had a set meal
> >> schedule. Used to be that dinner was at 6:00 when I was home. I wasn't
> >> always home then due to dance, but when I was, that was meal time. But
> >> his
> >> schedule now is such that he is either leaving work or arriving at that
> >> hour.
> >
> > I thought you said he can't leave the house?
>
> You thought I said *who* can't leave the house?

how many he's do you have in your house?


Husband had a golf related
> back injury and had to stay home for 4 days except for work. AFAIK, that
> has healed or at least he is not complaining of it.
>
> But why is *my* life so important to people here?

better question is why your life is so important that you post all the
gritty details...and then seem to be surprised when people respond

I find this rather
> fascinating but not in a good way. Sure, I remember things that people say.
> You don't like cold foods. Dave doesn't like fresh green beans that aren't
> locally grown. sf doesn't like wet burritos. Ophelia doesn't like spicy
> foods. Sheldon grinds his own meat. See? Food related things. This is a
> food newsgroup. The fact that people here are fixating on various things
> that I have said is quite unsettling. Every day is different. Things
> change! Just because I say something once or twice doesn't mean that every
> day is like that movie Groundhog day at this house! We had meatloaf on
> Sunday once. Doesn't mean that we eat it every Sunday.