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Articles by Rochelle Frank
How to Eat Well at a Buffet: A Sensible Guide
View post: McDonald's Latest Snack Wrap Update Has Many Customers Seeing Red: 'They Can Keep It' View post: 7-Eleven Is Selling Its Glazed Donuts for 50 Cents—Here's How to Get Yours Many restaurants offer an “all you can eat” buffet meal with a set price. It can be a good value, especially if you stay aware of what you are eating. These restaurants can make money because they normally need fewer employees than a traditional eatery. They don’t need servers to take orders and wait tables.
Easy Cran-Bran Muffin Recipe With "Super" Ingredients
View post: McDonald's Latest Snack Wrap Update Has Many Customers Seeing Red: 'They Can Keep It' View post: 7-Eleven Is Selling Its Glazed Donuts for 50 Cents—Here's How to Get Yours View post: Starbucks Just Introduced a MAJOR Change to Its Loyalty Program—And Fans Aren't Having It These cranberry sauce muffins are moist, tasty, and healthful.
What Foods Should You Have in Your Pantry?
View post: McDonald's Latest Snack Wrap Update Has Many Customers Seeing Red: 'They Can Keep It' View post: 7-Eleven Is Selling Its Glazed Donuts for 50 Cents—Here's How to Get Yours How to Stock Your Pantry Keeping a “store” of groceries in your home pantry is a good idea, even even if you live alone. If there are several people in your household, the importance of stocking up multiplies. Storing a stash of food saves time, money and often stress, especially in difficult times.
Pre-Packaged Produce: Fresh Foods Get a "Bad Wrap" for Sustainability
Something Has Changed in the Produce Aisles Visiting a supermarket where I used to shop frequently, I was surprised to find that most of the fresh produce was pre-packaged. It wasn’t that way before. There I was with my washable, reusable, environmentally friendly grocery bags, and I was picking up things that were encased in plastic, cellophane, styrofoam, and cardboard.
Using Fresh Parsley as a Garnish
Parsley Stems? Eeeek! What Is This Fuzzy Green Thing on My Plate? The custom of decorating a dinner plate with a sprig of parsley supposedly came from a French control freak uber-chef who would not let any platter, salver, or charger leave his kitchen without his personal inspection. The parsley placement ploy was his indication that the plate was ready to be served.
How to get ready for therapy
In many areas of life, a bit of preparation can do a lot to lessen anxiety and help you make the most of what lies ahead. Not only does that include planning for adverse events like storms, power failures or earthquakes (an ever-looming threat in my state of California), but also prepping for exams, presentations, athletic events, job interviews or any other situation where you would want a positive outcome. Relatively few people, however, think about preparing for psychotherapy.
Bad Packaging Causes Wrap Rage
Surely, the folks who designed the blister pack must have had a sadistic turn of mind. Or, was it the result of some sort of malevolent contest whose winner was the one who came up with the most annoying packaging? Upon reflection, perhaps the blister pack came in second to the clamshell whose sides are fused together under what must be something like 20 tonnes of pressure.
Madison Georgia: The Antebellum Trail
Established in 1809, Madison is the seat and the largest town in Morgan County. Madison was incorporated and named in honor of U.S. president James Madison, who negotiated a treaty with nearby Creek Indians. Many of the town's original settlers had received land grants in the region as compensation for their service during the American Revolution (1775-83). The early town flourished as a stagecoach stop and an in-town residence for planters' families.
How to Keep Mice, Rats and Other Rodents Out of Your Car Engine
"Apparently they have nothing but time," says Rick LeDuc of Rick's Automotive Service in Mariposa, California. He has found elaborate nests in intake manifolds, and even litters of tiny pink mice inside air cleaners stuffed with bedding material.
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