A tale about why coffee is good for you...
We have a salt water fish tank and our fishy eats frozen fish food. Every morning I get up, let the p3 out to go potty, turn the light on the fish tank, and put a cube of the frozen fish food in a cup with some water to melt while I get coffee started. I know. I know! That process of events is backwards. Coffee should always come first. But the other is a better use of time and keeps me from walking in circles. Usually, I fix my cup, then take my coffee along with the plastic cup of fish food to the living room where Lt. Dan (our surviving fish) gets fed and I sit and sip my coffee enjoying the sunshine from the open door. This morning The first part of my routine flowed normally without problem.
That is until I went to fix my first cup of coffee.... I poured my cup of coffee, added creamer and sugar, grabbed the spoon, stirred, picked up the cup to take my first sip and paused. Thank GOODNESS fish food has a fishy smell. I had stirred the fish food and nearly took a long, not so comforting, first sip of.... fish food soup, mixed with creamer and sugar. Talk about gastric disaster. Fish cup emptied and rinsed, new fish food defrosted and fed to Lt. Dan AFTER I had a full half a cup of coffee.
Remember folks... Safety First - Coffee before anything!
~sierra
We have a salt water fish tank and our fishy eats frozen fish food. Every morning I get up, let the p3 out to go potty, turn the light on the fish tank, and put a cube of the frozen fish food in a cup with some water to melt while I get coffee started. I know. I know! That process of events is backwards. Coffee should always come first. But the other is a better use of time and keeps me from walking in circles. Usually, I fix my cup, then take my coffee along with the plastic cup of fish food to the living room where Lt. Dan (our surviving fish) gets fed and I sit and sip my coffee enjoying the sunshine from the open door. This morning The first part of my routine flowed normally without problem.
That is until I went to fix my first cup of coffee.... I poured my cup of coffee, added creamer and sugar, grabbed the spoon, stirred, picked up the cup to take my first sip and paused. Thank GOODNESS fish food has a fishy smell. I had stirred the fish food and nearly took a long, not so comforting, first sip of.... fish food soup, mixed with creamer and sugar. Talk about gastric disaster. Fish cup emptied and rinsed, new fish food defrosted and fed to Lt. Dan AFTER I had a full half a cup of coffee.
Remember folks... Safety First - Coffee before anything!
~sierra
A tale about why coffee is good for you...
We have a salt water fish tank and our fishy eats frozen fish food. Every morning I get up, let the p3 out to go potty, turn the light on the fish tank, and put a cube of the frozen fish food in a cup with some water to melt while I get coffee started. I know. I know! That process of events is backwards. Coffee should always come first. But the other is a better use of time and keeps me from walking in circles. Usually, I fix my cup, then take my coffee along with the plastic cup of fish food to the living room where Lt. Dan (our surviving fish) gets fed and I sit and sip my coffee enjoying the sunshine from the open door. This morning The first part of my routine flowed normally without problem.
That is until I went to fix my first cup of coffee.... I poured my cup of coffee, added creamer and sugar, grabbed the spoon, stirred, picked up the cup to take my first sip and paused. Thank GOODNESS fish food has a fishy smell. I had stirred the fish food and nearly took a long, not so comforting, first sip of.... fish food soup, mixed with creamer and sugar. Talk about gastric disaster. Fish cup emptied and rinsed, new fish food defrosted and fed to Lt. Dan AFTER I had a full half a cup of coffee.
Remember folks... Safety First - Coffee before anything!
~sierra
We have a salt water fish tank and our fishy eats frozen fish food. Every morning I get up, let the p3 out to go potty, turn the light on the fish tank, and put a cube of the frozen fish food in a cup with some water to melt while I get coffee started. I know. I know! That process of events is backwards. Coffee should always come first. But the other is a better use of time and keeps me from walking in circles. Usually, I fix my cup, then take my coffee along with the plastic cup of fish food to the living room where Lt. Dan (our surviving fish) gets fed and I sit and sip my coffee enjoying the sunshine from the open door. This morning The first part of my routine flowed normally without problem.
That is until I went to fix my first cup of coffee.... I poured my cup of coffee, added creamer and sugar, grabbed the spoon, stirred, picked up the cup to take my first sip and paused. Thank GOODNESS fish food has a fishy smell. I had stirred the fish food and nearly took a long, not so comforting, first sip of.... fish food soup, mixed with creamer and sugar. Talk about gastric disaster. Fish cup emptied and rinsed, new fish food defrosted and fed to Lt. Dan AFTER I had a full half a cup of coffee.
Remember folks... Safety First - Coffee before anything!
~sierra
Remember the Steven King movie (and book) Maximum Overdrive, where all the machines come to life? Or what about The Transformers and the Spark that brings electronics/machines to life? Could that have happened already with our common, everyday house cleaning equipment?
Because I am convinced my dryer is carnivore, or a clothivore, or perhaps just a sockivore!
Why is it every time I do laundry an even number of socks go in but an odd number comes out? Has it somehow had a spark and come to life needing a regular diet of tubular cotton fiber? Perhaps it is seeking a certain flavor, something that reminds it of some far off planetary system it's collective intelligence called home; therefore it keeps trying different socks hoping to find that reminiscent taste? Kind of how we take a bite out of a chocolate and put it back in the box because it wasn't what we were looking for. So the dryer eats only one sock out of a set, deciding it isn't the flavor it wants and therefore leaves the other one untouched? Should I be amused at the daily dietary divergence of my dryer or horrified at the mass slaughter of socks that leaves the twin sock orphaned and alone?
Either way, I am convinced that yes, my dryer does in fact snack on socks, and lint is the undigested remains of said socks.
~sierra sugar
Because I am convinced my dryer is carnivore, or a clothivore, or perhaps just a sockivore!
Why is it every time I do laundry an even number of socks go in but an odd number comes out? Has it somehow had a spark and come to life needing a regular diet of tubular cotton fiber? Perhaps it is seeking a certain flavor, something that reminds it of some far off planetary system it's collective intelligence called home; therefore it keeps trying different socks hoping to find that reminiscent taste? Kind of how we take a bite out of a chocolate and put it back in the box because it wasn't what we were looking for. So the dryer eats only one sock out of a set, deciding it isn't the flavor it wants and therefore leaves the other one untouched? Should I be amused at the daily dietary divergence of my dryer or horrified at the mass slaughter of socks that leaves the twin sock orphaned and alone?
Either way, I am convinced that yes, my dryer does in fact snack on socks, and lint is the undigested remains of said socks.
~sierra sugar
So I watched the first #Transformers movie last night with him. I must admit I was pleasantly surprised and quite enjoyed it.
When I was in high school I remember scoffing at the advertisements for the new movie coming out... "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles". I swore up and down it was going to be stupid and no way was I going to watch it. A friend of mine took me out on a date to see "Tales from the Crypt" which was in theatres at the same time, or so I thought.
It's summer time. The weather is warmer. The sun is out. And you want to be out in that fresh air enjoying life. Sunshine and the subsequent Vitamin D from sun exposure has its benefits. We need a little bit of those UV rays to prevent things like Rickets and Depression. Not all sun exposure is bad. Moderation is the key to life. But this post isn't about the pros and cons of lazy days out on the beach, in the sand and salt water, soaking up copious amounts of natural Vitamin D in the form of refreshing, warming tropical sunshine...... sorry, got a little sidetracked there with my day dream.
Ok, so you want to be out enjoying the summer life. Lazy days on the beach, or lake, or any other outdoor activity. But, if you're like me sunshine puts a nice spotlight on any problem areas on your face. It's embarrassing to admit, but I have always struggled with acne and large pores.
Ok, so you want to be out enjoying the summer life. Lazy days on the beach, or lake, or any other outdoor activity. But, if you're like me sunshine puts a nice spotlight on any problem areas on your face. It's embarrassing to admit, but I have always struggled with acne and large pores.
I was excited to try these protein shake samples received in my#GoVoxBox from Influenster.
Having used Whey protein shakes in the past to help manage my weight and blood sugar levels, I am hypoglycemic. I also used them as nutritional supplements for my mother when she was struggling with cancer and unable to eat. There are many benefits to protein supplements and they come in a variety of types and flavors. Even weight loss brand names have gotten in on the hype - Weight Watchers and Adkins.
Having used many different brands in the past and tried almost every flavor, I have learned that I am not a fan of most flavors besides chocolate. That being said I started with the flavor I usually like least. Just like our mother's used to tell us when there was something on our plate we didn't like... eat it first.
Having used Whey protein shakes in the past to help manage my weight and blood sugar levels, I am hypoglycemic. I also used them as nutritional supplements for my mother when she was struggling with cancer and unable to eat. There are many benefits to protein supplements and they come in a variety of types and flavors. Even weight loss brand names have gotten in on the hype - Weight Watchers and Adkins.
Having used many different brands in the past and tried almost every flavor, I have learned that I am not a fan of most flavors besides chocolate. That being said I started with the flavor I usually like least. Just like our mother's used to tell us when there was something on our plate we didn't like... eat it first.
Ok, so it is no secret that I LOVE #Influenster! In the most recent GoVoxBox I received two items from PROFOOT to try, ProFoot Triad Orthotic shoe inserts and the ProFoot Pedi-Rock. They are both wonderful!
I have suffered with Plantar Fasciitis since 2012 when I started walking at lunch and after work for exercise. It was frustrating to have to slow and at times even stop my addictive routine. At the suggestion of the pain management doctor I worked for I started using orthotic inserts to help the pain and healing. And it worked! So now I regularly replace the orthotics in my shoes to help control the plantar fasciitis with another trusted brand. So while eager to try a new insert I was also nervous and a bit skeptical,
Sierra Sugar

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Explore living in Las Vegas. Travel the country. Learn about trucking. Eat, live, love, and laugh. Trust me, you never know where this path may lead.
So come one, come all and be welcome to my life...
The Sweet Life of Sierra Sugar.
Forget the Destination
Enjoy the Journey
Live the Sweet Life
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