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#52 Dec 28 2005 at 3:32 PM Rating: Excellent
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Piko you live in the one state that I know has to have the highest grocery bills in the nation, as so much of the food has to be ship in.

I'm reading a Harry Turtledove book that is an alt history of Perl Harbor and the biggest problem the characters face is lack of food. Takes sometime to go from growing sugar cane and pineapples to rice and vegetables. As mor and more local farms are sold to developers and Corporate Farms take over from family farms, I'm afriad fresh vegetables will be harder to get and more expensive. Guess I'll need to cut down some trees and hope I can have a garden that will get enough sun to save money at rate things are going.
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#53 Dec 28 2005 at 8:24 PM Rating: Good
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My favorite cookbook is the "Dinner Doctor." Most of my dishes come from that cookbook and almost all the dishes take less than 40 minutes to prepare. Best thing is that at the very end of the book, she even has a grocery list of all the items that are regularly used throughout all the recipes.

With my husband coming and going on deployments soon, I'm going to try to find ways to streamline all my household duties, especially cooking, so I have more time with the kids. #1 on my list for streamlining is the organizing of the house so that cleaning won't be as time-induced.
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