Comments on: Ten Weird Things http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385 the life and times of a domestic diva extraordinaire Tue, 07 Sep 2010 16:40:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: kundhicreative.com/lincolnblog » Blog Archive » what’s for easter dinner? http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385&cpage=1#comment-610 kundhicreative.com/lincolnblog » Blog Archive » what’s for easter dinner? Mon, 24 Mar 2008 01:12:30 +0000 http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385#comment-610 [...] sure what inspired this meal plan, but it was good. Really good! The potato salad was inspired by Tana. She’s all about potato salad. You can’t knit with her on a Saturday afternoon without [...] [...] sure what inspired this meal plan, but it was good. Really good! The potato salad was inspired by Tana. She’s all about potato salad. You can’t knit with her on a Saturday afternoon without [...]

]]> By: J.P http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385&cpage=1#comment-571 J.P Fri, 07 Mar 2008 03:41:00 +0000 http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385#comment-571 Lowry park zoo? Like in Tampa Florida? Im from tampa and i dont think of it as a big city that people go to. Much less our zoo... Anyways, i agree about the many potato salad recipes. Why have one when you can try so many variations. I do this with chili. Except there are no real recipes i follow i just pick stuff up that i want to try in it, different meats, sauces, tomatoes, spices. Lowry park zoo? Like in Tampa Florida? Im from tampa and i dont think of it as a big city that people go to. Much less our zoo…

Anyways, i agree about the many potato salad recipes. Why have one when you can try so many variations. I do this with chili. Except there are no real recipes i follow i just pick stuff up that i want to try in it, different meats, sauces, tomatoes, spices.

]]> By: Tana http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385&cpage=1#comment-569 Tana Wed, 05 Mar 2008 01:43:22 +0000 http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385#comment-569 The key is to implement one goal at a time. Make sure it fits. Get good at it so you almost don't need to think about it. Then go for the next one. Right now my own reading would be my "pioneer" goal that I'm not very good at yet. The key is to implement one goal at a time. Make sure it fits. Get good at it so you almost don’t need to think about it. Then go for the next one. Right now my own reading would be my “pioneer” goal that I’m not very good at yet.

]]> By: Alissa http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385&cpage=1#comment-568 Alissa Wed, 05 Mar 2008 00:36:05 +0000 http://life.tanapageler.com/?p=385#comment-568 I make meatloaf, chicken and dumplings, and pot roast differently every time. No, you aren't weird! I like your list of goals. I've tried to do something similar myself, but then if I don't meet my official goals I get all stressed out and upset--even if it's only a goal in my own mind. I just try to keep ahead of the house, I pay bills every other Sunday (payday weekends) and the boys and I read every night. Right now we're halfway through book 4 of the Little House on the Prairie series. I make meatloaf, chicken and dumplings, and pot roast differently every time. No, you aren’t weird!

I like your list of goals. I’ve tried to do something similar myself, but then if I don’t meet my official goals I get all stressed out and upset–even if it’s only a goal in my own mind. I just try to keep ahead of the house, I pay bills every other Sunday (payday weekends) and the boys and I read every night. Right now we’re halfway through book 4 of the Little House on the Prairie series.

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