Tuesday

[susandennis]

I have decided to give this new inhaler until Friday at least - a full week or more if I can stand it. I can't tell if it's really not working or if my imagination is fighting it or what exactly is happening. There's definitely more coughing and panting but maybe that's still just getting used to the change. As long as it does not affect my swimming negatively, I can stand it. Pooping on my swimming will be a deal breaker for sure.

Today's big doin's are swimming and pizza. The pool opens at 11 so when I get done, I'll pop by the Papa Murphy's that right by the pool and pick up a pizza for dinner.

And, that's it for plans. It's supposed to be cloudy and rainy so there also may be a walk around the block or a couple of blocks.

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Ok, so fried cheerios ... it's a thing. Really. Even google knows about it. Get a big fying pan, melt a bunch of butter in it, and then pile on the cheerios, stir around so they get all buttery and then all toasty, a little brown and crunch and the toss in a bowl and eat.

They are good hot but also cold. I usually make a big batch and put the rest in a baggie and much on them for several days until they are gone.

My Mom used to do this with Kix but even when I can find Kix cereal, I think it's too sweet. Cheerios or one of the Chex works best, in my gourmet opinion.

Comments

[kayre]

Add some Worcestershire for spicy goodness :)

[one-raido.livejournal.com]

Love Papa Murphy's. The one closest to my house is closing, or maybe already closed. It was behind a strip mall in a new strip mall. But nobody seems to know it's there and mostly vacant.

[waitingonsunday.livejournal.com]

I've never heard of this! Except when I saw yesterday where you'd mentioned them. This sounds like a nice snack.

cheerios

[(Anonymous)]

I forgot about the cheerios my parents used to make them that way. Later we microwaved them in those thin green tupperware bowls (we didnt know that microwaving in plastic wasnt a great idea back then) they are not as good as they are in the frying though. We sometimes had chex and peanuts mixed with them. You have inspired me to do this again.
Thanks!

Ginger in Phoenix.

[litlebanana.livejournal.com]

Wow, I must try the fried Cheerios!

[susandennis]

Consider it a thank you for turning me onto Sara Lee White Wheat bread!

[sweetwilla.livejournal.com]

Thanks for sharing. Cheerios were in my childhood as well. When my brother was a baby it was my job to string them on a necklace. They were given to him during Sunday church services to keep him quietly occupied without making a mess.

[susandennis]

That's wild! And genius. And what a fun Cheerios memory!