Can you even imagine eating this stuff for your meal? MRE aren't all that tasty and I can only think that this stuff from WW II must have been horrible to choke down.
I just thought that the GI Joe
Rather obvious that this was the Guard House located on Fort Steven's state park.
Okay now for today's fertility update. First day of the clomid. My RE had agreed to 1/2 tablet a day to prevent cysts but the directions say 1 tablet a day for the five days I take it. Fun times ahead with cysts, though I really hope not.
As for the supplements I'm taking, its the usual prenatals, vitamin E, calcium, magnesium, D3, fish oil and now to add to the mix Melatonin. I saw it on another blogger's page and I figured what the heck I could use a better night's sleep with this fibromyalgia. Even though I'm not doing IVF this cycle I figured it couldn't hurt to try to up my egg quality since they are pretty much shit now due to the endometriosis and my age.
That's all until tomorrow. Oh and to make the shepard's pie extra pretty I'm using purple potatoes.
Just know I'm thinking about you. Wish I could read here more often. Sending hugs.
ReplyDeletePS. I've never used purple potatoes. How do they taste? We're Yukon Gold people.
Purple potatoes taste pretty much the same as any other potato. I bought red skins, yukon gold, and purple ones last year for J to try the difference. I just like the color and the antioxidants in the purple ones.
DeleteLove shepard's pie. I have never made it myself coz my Mom makes a good one...so I just go over for dinner!
ReplyDeleteI cannot imagine eating that stuff -- god bless the troops who do that, really!
Good luck with the cycle and it never hurts to take supplements.
I have no clue how the troops at those meals. I guess if you are hungry enough you'll eat it.
DeleteThanks. I've been taking supplements for years.
The shepard's pie was really yummy.
I hope you don't get any cysts! Purple shepard's pie sounds cool!
ReplyDeleteJ loved it and so did I. I hope I don't get any cysts either.
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