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The Friday Five!
1. Name five things in your refrigerator.
Milk (still good, through this weekend), cheese, bottles and bottles of Vanilla coke, fat-free turkey lunch meat, salad-inna-bag.
2. Name five things in your freezer.
Various frozen dinners (mostly chicken), fat free caramel crunch ice cream (which is no doubt so bad for me the fat free part should be irrelevant, but hey), ice paks (the bottle-shaped things you freeze and then drop into a cooler with whatever you're trying to chill, or alternately, put on your head in mid-August when it's too hot - they'll probably stay in the freezer for a good while now), frozen waffles, bags of frozen veggies.
3. Name five things under your kitchen sink.
The wastebasket, the dishwashing detergent, the dishwasher spot-free rinse stuff, and the box of garbage bags. Um, you want 5? Okay, the drain pipe for the sink....
4. Name five things around your computer.
A stuffed black cat and white tiger on the shelf behind it, a tube of spray bubbles that are sturdy enough to stay after adhering to fingers and walls and so forth (aren't my parents glad I didn't have that as a child?), a mug now entirely empty of soda (*sniff*), Klean Screen spray, a row of Micron pens in many colors.
5. Name five things in your medicine cabinet.
Well, it's a medicine drawer, but close enough, right? Q-tips, neosporin plus, extra toothbrushes/floss/toothpaste, travel size shampoos and soaps (work teaches me to just have these things handy, it is much less chaotic), and a hairdryer.
As a side note, the Tylenol sinus is not in the medicine drawer. It sits in the center of the bathroom counter, because that way I have a much quicker visual reminder to see if we need more. I do not like being out of that when being hit with a sinus headache.
Milk (still good, through this weekend), cheese, bottles and bottles of Vanilla coke, fat-free turkey lunch meat, salad-inna-bag.
2. Name five things in your freezer.
Various frozen dinners (mostly chicken), fat free caramel crunch ice cream (which is no doubt so bad for me the fat free part should be irrelevant, but hey), ice paks (the bottle-shaped things you freeze and then drop into a cooler with whatever you're trying to chill, or alternately, put on your head in mid-August when it's too hot - they'll probably stay in the freezer for a good while now), frozen waffles, bags of frozen veggies.
3. Name five things under your kitchen sink.
The wastebasket, the dishwashing detergent, the dishwasher spot-free rinse stuff, and the box of garbage bags. Um, you want 5? Okay, the drain pipe for the sink....
4. Name five things around your computer.
A stuffed black cat and white tiger on the shelf behind it, a tube of spray bubbles that are sturdy enough to stay after adhering to fingers and walls and so forth (aren't my parents glad I didn't have that as a child?), a mug now entirely empty of soda (*sniff*), Klean Screen spray, a row of Micron pens in many colors.
5. Name five things in your medicine cabinet.
Well, it's a medicine drawer, but close enough, right? Q-tips, neosporin plus, extra toothbrushes/floss/toothpaste, travel size shampoos and soaps (work teaches me to just have these things handy, it is much less chaotic), and a hairdryer.
As a side note, the Tylenol sinus is not in the medicine drawer. It sits in the center of the bathroom counter, because that way I have a much quicker visual reminder to see if we need more. I do not like being out of that when being hit with a sinus headache.
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The drain pipe! Heee!
And now I have a mental image of you balancing icepacks on your head. :P
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This is exactly how I handled call supplies when I was subject to overnight call, and is still how
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I haven't eaten dessert yet, and this sounds absolutely heavenly...we skip the lowfat thing when it comes to ice cream, but I'm beginning to wonder if we shouldn't just bite the bullet (so to speak.) Can you really taste the difference?
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The fat-free ones, some of 'em are not so hot. Fat free chocolate frozen yogurt can be really good...or it can taste like cocoa powder, roughly. But many are good. My favorite is Umpqua fat-free ice cream, if you can get that where you are. (Their vanilla frozen yogurt is also fine. Avoid the chocolate unless you like cocoa powder taste.... I like it okay, but really, even so.)
They have not very many fat-free flavors, but some, and those tasty, at least the ones I've had.