Easy to make, straightforward, and the ingredients are mostly common household staples, so I can easily make this again whenever I’m craving something similar.
Loved it! Spouse-approved ❤️
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/recipes/sticky-hoisin-beef-and-noodles
Edit: link to the recipe
S racing Bella down the stairs and being encouraged to run quickly… isn’t that dangerous? 😬
One wrong step, one slip, and she could fall down the entire flight. Kids lose their balance so easily.
Why encourage running on stairs when it can be avoided?
Hoy gising!
The level of denial here is unreal.
It was pretty clear R said “Dada,” yet Bella kept insisting it was “Mama.” Even Dalin was teasing her about it.
She was trying so hard to make it fit the narrative that she almost lost it for a second. 🤣 boo!
Problem/Goal: As an only child with both senior citizen parents, how would I be prepared financially in case something happens? Aside from the government benefits, what investments should I looking at?
Context: I’m a mid 30s only child trying to create a game plan for my parents so that I won’t suffer in the end. Both parents have government benefits such as Philhealth, SSS, etc. But I don’t think that’s enough. Currently, both of them have St. Peter.
Previous attempts: I am looking at HMO for senior citizens, Pacific Cross. What else should I consider?
Thanks in advance!
Convenience and cost wise?
Jalapeño & 3-Cheese (mozzarella, cheddar & pecorino)
Been using this all my life instead of the correct term - “En Route”
Guy says he collapsed, went non-verbal and had muscle spasms, was taken in by ambulance to Royal Perth Hospital, but then waited around 8 hours and felt like he was basically left without proper monitoring.
A lot of people are saying that’s normal because of triage and that ED prioritises life-threatening cases staff, but the patient is pushing back saying that even then there should still be proper assessment and care.
Thoughts?