1 lb ground turkey
1 tsp onion powder
Salt and pepper
1 can corn
1 can mushrooms
46 oz can tomato juice
2 big handfuls egg noodles
2 boxes jiffy cornbread mix
Left: Tuna Salad Wraps (low carb tortillas, chunk light tuna, light mayo, frozen mixed veg, green onion, salt and pepper)
Right: Savory Rice and Beans with Broccoli (white rice, canned diced tomatoes, salt, sazon Goya, canned pinto beans, and steamed broccoli)
It doesn’t necessarily have to be grapefruit dominant, just as a part of the DNA.
“[Heliogabalus] used to strew roses and all manner of flowers ... over his banqueting-rooms, his couches and his porticoes.
In a banqueting-room with a reversible ceiling, he once buried his guests in violets and other flowers, so that some were actually smothered to death, being unable to crawl out to the top”
New or partial
When I was a baby/toddler my Mexican Grandmother used to do this rhyme with me in Spanish. It was kind of intense and physical if my memory is correct. I’m not going to get the spelling of the words right but I’ll write what they sounded like.
Thank you!
(This part involves clapping)
Papasi Papasi lema teca
Something that rhymes with that^^
(This part she put her hands on mine and open and closed them)
Y son datos
y son ditos
Y son datos y raponsito
(This part she takes my fist and hits me in the head with it)
Delo delo rapidonsito
Delo Delo rapidonsito
(This part she holds my hands and pulls me back and forth)
Los modelos desin Juan
Peden queso lo des Juan
Penden queso….
(The she tickles me)
I was OBSESSED with this scent! I still love it. 23 years later my signature is Tory Burch EDP.
He thinks “you have a fat butt“ counts. Spaghetti and meatballs
I’ve always relied on the KJV for all of my Bible reading but after deeper studying I’m a little frustrated by some of the translation choices. I’m considering using the CSB instead.
Text in question:
Matthew 27:46-47
46 And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?
47 Some of them that stood there, when they heard that, said, This man calleth for Elias.
If Jesus is speaking clearly enough for Matthew to understand what he’s saying why do others misunderstand?
One option is that they speak Latin or Greek and that’s why they misunderstand but would a Roman really be familiar enough with Judaism to know who Elijah was and think that Jesus would be calling for him?
If they do speak Aramaic, they are standing by the cross, and Jesus is “crying with a loud voice” why the confusion?