(e:libertad), you really just need a lunch box with a lid, like this one:
(My lunch last Friday.)
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11/04/2007 12:41 #41975
MybentoCategory: eating in
Hope I don't fall off the make-my-own-lunch wagon this time around. It just takes 5 minutes, but it's so hard to get up 5 minutes early. Now that the extra hour has factored in, I am hoping to psychologically kid myself by not changing the clocks. Thus, theoretically I would wake up an hour ahead. Heheh, I love this little wicker gate to future insanity.
(e:libertad), you really just need a lunch box with a lid, like this one:
(My lunch last Friday.)
(e:libertad), you really just need a lunch box with a lid, like this one:
(My lunch last Friday.)
10/28/2007 18:32 #41847
Esiolbonerg EtaksCategory: eating in
Thanks to (e:jbeatty) in more senses than one...
All hail Lebanese cooking! Since this delightful little dish has an unpronounceable Arabic/Lebanese name, I decided to be more than a little inspired by beatty's book and blog.
All hail Lebanese cooking! Since this delightful little dish has an unpronounceable Arabic/Lebanese name, I decided to be more than a little inspired by beatty's book and blog.
10/26/2007 03:01 #41811
The best pizza in town...Category: eating in
... is my own! New and improved, with 75% less fat and 1000% more happiness.
Recipé:
Place a high fibre pita bread (available at wegmans) on a plate.
Layer with thinly sliced tomatoes.
Layer with chunks of cheese curd cheese (from Guercio's)
Layer with sliced red onions
Sprinkle with dried basil and oregano
Layer with a generous dose of red chillie powder
Layer with sliced capsicum/bell peppers.
Sprinkle a generous dose of salt.
Pop into microwave and cook on high for 10 minutes.
File this recipé under the generic classification of "relatively healthier fast food".
Recipé:
Place a high fibre pita bread (available at wegmans) on a plate.
Layer with thinly sliced tomatoes.
Layer with chunks of cheese curd cheese (from Guercio's)
Layer with sliced red onions
Sprinkle with dried basil and oregano
Layer with a generous dose of red chillie powder
Layer with sliced capsicum/bell peppers.
Sprinkle a generous dose of salt.
Pop into microwave and cook on high for 10 minutes.
File this recipé under the generic classification of "relatively healthier fast food".
museumchick - 10/26/07 19:14
I love your fraggle rock icon.
I love your fraggle rock icon.
lilho - 10/26/07 10:35
microwave pizza? i dont know. the microwave is always a last resort for me.
microwave pizza? i dont know. the microwave is always a last resort for me.
leetee - 10/26/07 09:49
looks good!
Same thing works in the oven, too, if you want a crispy crust. Preheat while prepping. Just put it straight onto the oven rack for about 5 - 10 minutes.
looks good!
Same thing works in the oven, too, if you want a crispy crust. Preheat while prepping. Just put it straight onto the oven rack for about 5 - 10 minutes.
joshua - 10/26/07 08:44
With 1000% more happiness, how could one possibly be upset about the 75% fat loss?
With 1000% more happiness, how could one possibly be upset about the 75% fat loss?
10/21/2007 19:10 #41738
Behold the Beautiful Buffalo Blue!Category: photos
A view of the gorgeous skies, from my flat window!
10/20/2007 15:58 #41730
Roswell does not Recycle!Category: carbon neutral
My department had a spate of office moves recently and enough trash was generated to choke a small island off the coast of the Caribbean. On persistent prodding of the maintainence staff, secretaries and other people in power, I finally came to the most appalling conclusion that Roswell does not have a recycling plan!
Yes, all those recycle bins in your offices at Roswell are a psychological device for employees so that we can go on living in bliss and believe that we are recycling all those reams of paper, cardboard, plastic and glass!
For an institute battling cancer, this is most unacceptable behaviour. Worse is the deception of its employees by placing dummy recycle bins whose contents will be dumped into general trash when the employees go home.
I am going to make an official complaint to Dr.Trump. Can other concerned Roswellers please make the effort to make a complaint too? Your voice can be crucial to force the institute to be more environmentally responsible and stop polluting Buffalo's landfills with totally recycle-able trash.
Thanks!
Yes, all those recycle bins in your offices at Roswell are a psychological device for employees so that we can go on living in bliss and believe that we are recycling all those reams of paper, cardboard, plastic and glass!
For an institute battling cancer, this is most unacceptable behaviour. Worse is the deception of its employees by placing dummy recycle bins whose contents will be dumped into general trash when the employees go home.
I am going to make an official complaint to Dr.Trump. Can other concerned Roswellers please make the effort to make a complaint too? Your voice can be crucial to force the institute to be more environmentally responsible and stop polluting Buffalo's landfills with totally recycle-able trash.
Thanks!
mike - 10/22/07 00:35
that is really crazy that they don't recycle! We started our own recycling program at work, like we just collect it all in boxes and then bring it to different charities that collect paper and use the proceeds for their cause.
that is really crazy that they don't recycle! We started our own recycling program at work, like we just collect it all in boxes and then bring it to different charities that collect paper and use the proceeds for their cause.
paul - 10/21/07 22:07
Ya, and there is no recycling for the glass or plastic bottles in the cafeteria either, I just save them up in one of my numerous cardboard boxes and take them home when it is full.
Ya, and there is no recycling for the glass or plastic bottles in the cafeteria either, I just save them up in one of my numerous cardboard boxes and take them home when it is full.
paul - 10/21/07 22:04
Ya, they don't even pretend to recycle cardboard in my building at 901 Washington. One day the cleaning woman tried to take away the cardboard I had been saving up to bring home for recycling. She told me they just break the cardboard down and put it in the trash. You can;t imagine how much cardboard goes through the IT dept and into the trash.
Then I called maintenance who said the building was to far away to apparently, even pretend to recycle.
We should make a big deal out of this, it is absolutely ridiculous. I would happily join you on your quest to bring recycling to Roswell. Start a petition.
I really feel the same way about the excessive use of Styrofoam in the cafeteria. A lot of times I don't eat there because it just seems like so much waste. Why not have washable dishes, or at least silverware. I mean think about all the plastic that is being produced for a ten minute usage.
Ya, they don't even pretend to recycle cardboard in my building at 901 Washington. One day the cleaning woman tried to take away the cardboard I had been saving up to bring home for recycling. She told me they just break the cardboard down and put it in the trash. You can;t imagine how much cardboard goes through the IT dept and into the trash.
Then I called maintenance who said the building was to far away to apparently, even pretend to recycle.
We should make a big deal out of this, it is absolutely ridiculous. I would happily join you on your quest to bring recycling to Roswell. Start a petition.
I really feel the same way about the excessive use of Styrofoam in the cafeteria. A lot of times I don't eat there because it just seems like so much waste. Why not have washable dishes, or at least silverware. I mean think about all the plastic that is being produced for a ten minute usage.
jenks - 10/21/07 10:36
ooh yes, I hate the plastic silverware and paper trays! What a waste! Putting them in fancy new dispensers doesn't make it any better.
ooh yes, I hate the plastic silverware and paper trays! What a waste! Putting them in fancy new dispensers doesn't make it any better.
libertad - 10/21/07 10:21
Did you do the employee commitment survey? There is a question on there about recycling program. That was the only question I gave a bad grade for. I also put in the suggestion line that they improve recycling and switch to re-usable plates and utensils in the cafeteria. For now I'll bring my recycles home.
Did you do the employee commitment survey? There is a question on there about recycling program. That was the only question I gave a bad grade for. I also put in the suggestion line that they improve recycling and switch to re-usable plates and utensils in the cafeteria. For now I'll bring my recycles home.
Yep, and they are cheap and easily washed. Just don't stick them in the microwave and you will be fine.
those boxes are really handy. i had one once. :)