Whenever you make a commitment, I think God tests you. As of today, it’s official. Both our CD and DVD drives on the computer are not reading CD’s. One thing I am trying really hard to do is figure out non-traditional methods for solving a problem. If I was at LU, I would just send out a notice that I need a CD burner and get a used one from some friend for cheap.
Still trying to figure out how to survive in the real world
“In 10 years you will be the same person you are now, except for the books you read and the people you know.” –Dave Ramsey
We have about $50,000 in debt. Most of it is student loans. In about a month our small group is starting Financial Peace University. Brenton and I are getting a jump on it. We are ready to be free. The borrower is slave to the lender. I don’t want to be anybody’s slave. I want freedom.
I posted a few pictures on the door of our computer cabinet. An airplane, a Victorian home, today I am going to find a picture of a baby that needs adoption. We have big dreams that we can’t accomplish if we live like the rest of America.
Dave says, “Live like no one else, so you can live like no one else.”
I am going to start posting here about our progress, struggles, and setbacks. I need a cheap hobby. As of tonight the hobby money is gone for a while.
by Sunny Daydreame on January 8, 2007
in Recipes
Nutmeg…
I’m sure I bought it for pumpkin pie along the way, but what do you do with nutmeg when it’s not pumpkin season? This was my fist challenge for the spice rack. So I went to Taste of home and searched “nutmeg.” The first hit was for Creamy Nutmeg Chicken. I had all of the ingredients, so I decided that I would go for it.
To see the recipe, click Here:
http://recipes.tasteofhome.com/eRMS/recp.aspx?recid=3039
REVIEW:
The menu for the night was creamy nutmeg chicken, salad with sundried tomato vinagrette dressing, homemade sourdough bread. To drink we had cranberry juice and topped it off with a light dessert of vanilla yogurt with raspberries and almonds.
OH my goodness, that was restaurant quality food, or better. I would definitely recommend this recipe. It would probably be good as a topping for pasta (like an alfredo) too. I would say this is a good date night recipe because it wasn’t very labor intensive and the meal didn’t sit too heavy. I could definitely taste the nutmeg, but it wasn’t overwhelming. I was pleasantly suprised that there wasn’t a sense of eating pumpkin pie chicken.
Not only did I use nutmeg from my spice rack, I also used parsely, sage, rosemary, and thyme. I think I will put this one in my recipe file.
