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Cooking & Baking

NJCher

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8. I am worn out, too

Reply to Yonnie3 (Reply #7)

Wed Jan 28, 2026, 10:10 PM

Jan 2026

And we have the same situation where the top part of the snow is ice, which requires breaking it into pieces. Yes, the pieces are heavy. It was so slick that I fell and hit my head on a glass table, not to mention injuring my knee, too. It was so slick that I could not get up and had to inch my way into the front entrance just to find a surface where I could get traction. I feel like I'm going to fall asleep right now.

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What's for Dinner, Wed., Jan. 28, 2026 [View all] NJCher Jan 2026 OP

Not sure yet Jilly_in_VA Jan 2026 #1

Aw geez! Sorry to hear this irisblue Jan 2026 #3

Cream of celery soup & a tuna sandwich, hot decafe tea irisblue Jan 2026 #2

Another chilly Vermont evening that calls for comfort food democrank Jan 2026 #4

Grilled pork steak, green beans, and salad Emile Jan 2026 #5

Tofu "Egg Salad" Wraps La Coliniere Jan 2026 #6

Steak sandwiches Yonnie3 Jan 2026 #7

I am worn out, too NJCher Jan 2026 #8

Ouch! Yonnie3 Jan 2026 #10

a big mac, small fries Kali Jan 2026 #9