Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:
> I have a huge dilema next week. On top of finals, the new kitten is not
> feeling well. I want to do a small pork roast and a small pot roast
> tomorrow but I'd like to make TV like dinners with the leftovers and freeze
> them for next week. There will be nothing fancy. Just mashed, carrots and
> maybe some grilled veggies. Has anyone ever done this or should I just buy
> them from the supermarket?
>
> Michael <- thinking he knows what will be in them if he makes them
>

As if TV dinners aren't bad enough, you want to make your own....!!!!

Maybe try fasting. It's good for your system, everyone can stand to lose
a little weight, and it's inexpensive.

On Sat 03 Dec 2005 04:27:57p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it
PastaLover?

> Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:
>> I have a huge dilema next week. On top of finals, the new kitten is not
>> feeling well. I want to do a small pork roast and a small pot roast
>> tomorrow but I'd like to make TV like dinners with the leftovers and
>> freeze them for next week. There will be nothing fancy. Just mashed,
>> carrots and maybe some grilled veggies. Has anyone ever done this or
>> should I just buy them from the supermarket?
>>
>> Michael <- thinking he knows what will be in them if he makes them
>>
>
> As if TV dinners aren't bad enough, you want to make your own....!!!!
>
> Maybe try fasting. It's good for your system, everyone can stand to lose
> a little weight, and it's inexpensive.

I don't think Michael can stand to lose any weight. I, OTOH...

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
_____________________________________________

A chicken in every pot is a *LOT* of chicken!

PastaLover wrote:
> Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:
>> I have a huge dilema next week. On top of finals, the new kitten is
>> not feeling well. I want to do a small pork roast and a small pot
>> roast tomorrow but I'd like to make TV like dinners with the
>> leftovers and freeze them for next week. There will be nothing
>> fancy. Just mashed, carrots and maybe some grilled veggies. Has
>> anyone ever done this or should I just buy them from the supermarket?
>>
>> Michael <- thinking he knows what will be in them if he makes them
>>
>
> As if TV dinners aren't bad enough, you want to make your own....!!!!
>
If he makes his own, trust me, they will *not* be like that stupidmarket
crap.

> Maybe try fasting. It's good for your system, everyone can stand to
> lose
> a little weight, and it's inexpensive.

Not everyone can stand to lose a little weight. And fasting is just plain
stupid, IMO. YMMV.

Jill

jmcquown wrote:
> PastaLover wrote:
> > Maybe try fasting. It's good for your system, everyone can stand to
> > lose
> > a little weight, and it's inexpensive.
>
> Not everyone can stand to lose a little weight. And fasting is just plain
> stupid, IMO. YMMV.
>
> Jill

Yeah, lots of people's mileage varies on this one. Few would recommend
fasting as a weight loss technique. But there are a number of other
reasons for fasting, and people of many cultures have been doing it for
millennia. It's pretty easy to gather info about fasting, not quite so
easy to separate the sensible from the not. Those who are interested
might google on "the master cleanse" and "yoga fasting" for some
diverse sources. "fasting and health" brings up some weird stuff....
-aem

"Michael "Dog3" Lonergan" > wrote

> Perhaps weight is an issue with you but it is not one of my problems at
> this time.

I didn't get that comment at all. Even if you did want to lose weight,
during finals is not the time to be fasting. Besides, you didn't say
anything
but can you make tv style dinners, not asking for diet help. Strange.

nancy