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Pick 3 things
Do them
Post your TaDas!

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Good morning, Trissie, and thank you for starting us off.

LucyLee, if you're ok with crackers containing wheat then I would guess you're probably ok. Onions bother many people, so it's probably simplest just not to eat them if you can avoid it. Ice cream and fried chicken - hmmm I would suggest checking the ingredients list *very* carefully. If it's a "good" quality
ice cream made from cream and milk, eggs, sugar, a *natural* flavouring and nothing else then it would suggest *maybe* a possible lactose intolerance, which can cause the symptoms you mention. Digestive enzymes containing lactase *might* help here.

However , if the ice cream is mostly a " non dairy fat" product with various things with long names in the ingredients, then my guess is you're probably intolerant to one or more of the many additives that have been added (think emulsifiers, flavouring, malto-dextrin , colourings, in fact anything you wouldn't find in your pantry at home). Artificial sweeteners are also common culprits for tummy issues - I can't eat or drink anything with artificial sweeteners.. The same goes for the chicken! If the ingredients list sounds more like a chemistry experiment than a normal home cooked recipe, with items you would find in a normal kitchen, then it might be worth avoiding them and see if your symptoms improve.

If you can, I would definitely recommend reading "Ultraprocessed People" by Chris Van Tulleken about the problems with Ultraprocessed food. He is a qualified medical doctor, with a twin brother who is also a doctor!

Enjoy your lasagne, Dogged!


Today I need to be up and OTD early,. although not as early as yesterday! Then, I should hopefully be home for the rest of the day. The forecast is for rain, so maybe I can get some Christmas prep done.

Today's list:

Cuddles on the bed with Matilda, Jude and Freddie
QT
Physio exercises
Up, shower, personal care and dress
All cats fed
Take Freddie out? ( If he wants to go!)
Breakfast and meds /supplements -me
Rubbish down to bins
Go for my walk
Run hoover round downstairs?
Quick dust sitting room?
Lunch
Delicate /wool wash
Clean shoes
Polish bag
Fold laundry and PA
Clean sheets and towels out of the airing cupboard
Does DH have choir practice?
Cats' supper
Our supper
Bed at a reasonable time!

Extras:
9.30 am hair appointment
Pick up sunscreen.order from M&S
Check for replies for job re table
Can I wrap shoebox?
Wrap DF E's Christmas present and write card
Remind DH he.needs to start on newsletter if he.still.wamts to do it, otherwise,. it'll be a.job for me!
Can I make a start on those curtains?

Good morning, lovies!

hi kittykatt! I love Chris Van Tulleken! Operation Ouch was a favourite for my kids at one time

For once, I actually feel rested after having slept for 6 hours, so I believe I will conquer the world today - or at least my house, anyway Working from home, and I plan on getting all loose ends from this week tied and continuing with my research project which like really needs to be finished before year end else I will have to admit that in my annual closing report (I do regular reports on my activity which and details of it go in public reporting). I mean... I technically have till mid-January if I back-date it (that's the earliest the Board will review it), but no longer till that. But it's coming along, so I feel somewhat confident that it will be done.
Other than that, it's cleaning, decorating, baking and organizing! Got a good start on selecting Christmas photos last night, but I need to finalize that today. The kids were very much not enthusiastic, but there are some good shots.


TaDas
- morning madness
- snacks for kids
- permission slip for DBD
- dressed to shoes
- kids and DH off the door

ToDos
- morning routine
- 30 on cleaning
- get started on work

Braindump
work
- BoD agenda for 2026 approval document
- my agenda for 2026 approval document
- update O-report data with year-end information
- reply to RL re: draft D-affidavit?
- save F&P testing paperwork already received
- mailbox work
- IDD research - finalize mandatory education part
routines
- midday routine
- afternoon routine
- evening routine
food
- dinner
- bake something sweet
- freezer cooking
organization
- update land contract
- house insurance status?
- rework contract with DS14's therapist
- review meds and order
- book order
- homework and backpacks
- DBD's speech therapy
- 15 on filing
cleaning
- mop kitchen
- clean living room
- clean office
- clean downstairs bathroom and hallways
- spiff up twins' room
- spiff up DBD's room
- spiff up DS13's room
- spiff up master bedroom
- spiff up master bathroom
laundry
- load of cleaning rags
- load of colors
- ironing
- folding
- mending
- laundry put away
me time
- 15 of exercise
- Bible study
- reading
Christmas preps
- finalize photo selection
- bake Linz cookies
- bake spicy cookies with DBD
- make gingerbread dough
- something with the 4 egg whites in the fridge?
- 15 on wrapping session
- gift list!
- have DBD prepare her list for St. Nick
- research gift for mom
- decorate with DBD
House&Holidays - I kinda really should do something about it
- week 1 deep cleaning - office
- week 3 deep cleaning - DBD's room
- week 6 deep cleaning - twins' room
- week 7 deep cleaning - master bathroom
- week 9 deep cleaning - living bathroom
- week 10 deep cleaning - kitchen
- week 11 deep cleaning - pantry
- week 13 deep cleaning - storage spaces
- week 14 deep cleaning - public spaces
- week 2 Christmas tasks
- week 3 Christmas tasks
- week 4 Christmas tasks
- week 5 Christmas tasks
- week 6 Christmas tasks
- week 7 Christmas tasks
- week 8 Christmas tasks
- week 9 Christmas tasks
- week 10 Christmas tasks
- week 11 Christmas tasks
- week 12 Christmas tasks
- week 13 Christmas tasks
- week 14 Christmas tasks

Thank you for starting us off, trissie. A Work From Home day is a great way to launch your weekend.

Kittykatt, this is my Errands Day too. I just have three main stops: Canadian Tire to pick up that power bar, library to drop off book and bank to deposit my OAS cheque. Any other stops are Nice To Haves and will play it by ear.

I am showered and have the lasagna in the fridge and the small slow cooker working on a tomato vegetable sauce to go with it, and with that I'm off to bed. See you later.

Cheering you on with the house and your research project, Trissie! I really need to do some decorating too. I've noticed most of the other neighbours have their outdoor decorations up. I'm waiting for a day when it's mild and not raining to stand on the steps wind the lights round the canopy over the front door, bit I guess I could put the wreath on the front door whatever the weather, as that takes just a few minutes .

Sleep well, Dogged! I hope your errands go smoothly and the weather cooperates I'm

Today is dry so far, and the temperature.rose.overmigjt to 5C, but there was still ice on the windscreen cover, so I'm glad I spend those few.minutes yesterday putting it on. DH isn't feeling great so is calling in sick today. I e suggested he.kigjt.like.to work on our Christmas newsletter this morning! When I get home other plans for the day include possibly cutting Fred's nails, if I can get the timings right. We have a vet recommended plan to avoid me getting savaged again!

Today's list:

Cuddles on the bed with Matilda, Jude and Freddie
QT
Physio exercises
Up, shower, personal care and dress
All cats fed
Take Freddie out? ( If he wants to go!)
Breakfast and meds /supplements -me
Rubbish down to bins
Go for my walk - I'll do it in town
Run hoover round downstairs?
Quick dust sitting room?
Lunch
Delicate /wool wash
Clean shoes
Polish bag
Fold laundry and PA
Clean sheets and towels out of the airing cupboard
Does DH have choir practice?
Cats' supper
Our supper
Bed at a reasonable time!

Extras:
9.30 am hair appointment
Pick up sunscreen.order from M&S
Check for replies for job re table
Can I wrap shoebox?
Cut Fred's nails?
Wrap DF E's Christmas present and write card
Remind DH he.needs to start on newsletter if he.still.wamts to do it, otherwise,. it'll be a.job for me!
Can I make a start on those curtains?
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Back home again, and having lunch with DH. It's now wet and windy, so I'm very glad I don't have to go out again. DH has actually done his part of the newsletter and I e done the first draft of my part - I'll think it through over lunch and then send it to him.wotj a few photos, so he can out it all together, and that's the newsletter done.

Freddie has had his vet- approved capsule of Gabapentin, which will hopefully make trimming this nails less traumatic for all.of us. I need to wait another hour for it to take full effect.

I also need to do something for Christmas. Probably not outside decorating (apart from maybe the wreath on the front door?). Maybe some present wrapping?

Today's list:

Cuddles on the bed with Matilda, Jude and Freddie
QT
Physio exercises
Up, shower, personal care and dress
All cats fed
Take Freddie out? ( If he wants to go!)
Breakfast and meds /supplements -me
Rubbish down to bins
Go for my walk - I'll do it in town
Run hoover round downstairs?
Quick dust sitting room?
Lunch
Delicate /wool wash
Clean shoes
Polish bag
Fold laundry and PA
Clean sheets and towels out of the airing cupboard
Does DH have choir practice? Yes!
Cats' supper
Our supper
Bed at a reasonable time!

Extras:
9.30 am hair appointment
Pick up sunscreen.order from M&S
Check for replies for job re table
Can I wrap shoebox?
Cut Fred's nails? Wip
Wrap DF E's Christmas present and write card
Remind DH he.needs to start on newsletter if he.still.wamts to do it, otherwise,. it'll be a.job for me! Wip
Can I make a start on those curtains?
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