I haven't blogged in a while, though I check out other blogs nearly daily. I guess it's hard to blog when you don't have much goin' on! Maybe I should work on that.
I also haven't read for my 11k in 2011 goal. I'm falling WAY behind. Gotta get on that too!
So let's start this week off right- here's a menu! I haven't done one in forever, because I felt it was sort of redundant. But the less I did them, the less I actually wrote out a menu, and then I just stopped having one, which is SO BAD!!!!
So I took the time to write the menu this week. It's based entirely on what's left from freezer cooking, so there are a few items that will show up more than once. Oh well.
Monday- Maple Glazed Chicken with rice and peas
Tuesday- Chili with cornbread
Wednesday- Shake & Bake (homemade style) chicken with corn on the cob!
Thursday- Pork Chops with green beans and mashed potatoes
Friday- Maple Glazed Chicken (or maybe grilled chicken cob salad)
Saturday- Chili and Cornbread
Sunday- Baked Potato Soup or various leftovers
Have I shared my homemade chili recipe yet? I know winter is almost over (woohoo!) but maybe you might still want it? It's quite yummy. We have around 4 bags of it left in the freezer actually.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
The rights of a blogger
Do me a favor. Go research the whole "teacher blogger gets suspended for her blog" thing going on and then let me know what you think.
I personally agree that the education system is majorly screwed up. Why do you think I dropped the idea of being a teacher? I love kids. I can't do teaching.
I agree with her message, and her right to blog. I don't think a company should be able to control what we do outside of work AS LONG AS IT DOES NOT INVOLVE WORK. I don't even feel that bloggers should be completely censored regarding work. I don't mind discussing it sometimes, and sometimes it could be a positive thing for company and employee alike. But I follow rules. I would never blast my company or the people I work with. Not because I don't want to (we all want to at some point, whether we are right or wrong for it), but because I know there are consequences for what we say. ESPECIALLY what we say online. I think we all need a lesson in taking responsibility for what we say. If a parent had overheard her say the things she did in her blog, and thus complain, she would be held accountable. It wouldn't be a nationwide scandal, but she would be held accountable. The difference here is that a LOT of parents "overheard" her comments.
So I'm curious to see what your take on the whole thing is, as bloggers. How do you feel?
I personally agree that the education system is majorly screwed up. Why do you think I dropped the idea of being a teacher? I love kids. I can't do teaching.
I agree with her message, and her right to blog. I don't think a company should be able to control what we do outside of work AS LONG AS IT DOES NOT INVOLVE WORK. I don't even feel that bloggers should be completely censored regarding work. I don't mind discussing it sometimes, and sometimes it could be a positive thing for company and employee alike. But I follow rules. I would never blast my company or the people I work with. Not because I don't want to (we all want to at some point, whether we are right or wrong for it), but because I know there are consequences for what we say. ESPECIALLY what we say online. I think we all need a lesson in taking responsibility for what we say. If a parent had overheard her say the things she did in her blog, and thus complain, she would be held accountable. It wouldn't be a nationwide scandal, but she would be held accountable. The difference here is that a LOT of parents "overheard" her comments.
So I'm curious to see what your take on the whole thing is, as bloggers. How do you feel?
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Marley and Me
Why did it take me so long to finish this?
Oh, because I got to the end where he's old and dying and I didn't want to finish it... That's right.
*sigh* I'm now behind on my 11,000 page challenge. I'll catch up though.
The back of the book:
"The heartwarming and unforgettable story of a family in the making and the wondrously neurotic dog who taught them what really matters in life."
The bibliography:
Grogan, John. Marley and Me. HarperCollins Publishers, 2005.
You can find it here or at your local library (support the libraries!)
Total pages for this book: 289
Total pages for the year: 1136
Remaining pages to read: 9,864
Oh, because I got to the end where he's old and dying and I didn't want to finish it... That's right.
*sigh* I'm now behind on my 11,000 page challenge. I'll catch up though.
The back of the book:
"The heartwarming and unforgettable story of a family in the making and the wondrously neurotic dog who taught them what really matters in life."
The bibliography:
Grogan, John. Marley and Me. HarperCollins Publishers, 2005.
You can find it here or at your local library (support the libraries!)
Total pages for this book: 289
Total pages for the year: 1136
Remaining pages to read: 9,864
Wee Bit Wednesday 2/16
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Wee Bit Wednesday 2/9/11
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