Method:
1. Dice the chicken and place in a frypan. Cook until heated through. Put the pasta on at the same time. Or if you are lazy like me just chuck them in the microwave.
2. Add diced onion. Cook until onion is soft.
3. Add Veggies.
4. Add the Ham. If you chose to use bacon then it would probably be a good idea to add it earlier but ham is so much easier to use.
5. Add a splash of milk, 3 massive tablespoons of cheese spread and mustard to the frypan.
6. Mix well, until everything is coated nicely with the cheese spread mixture.
7. Add a hanful of shredded cheese and mix well. You will have a nice cheesy mixture.
8. Combine the pasta and cheesy chicken.
9. Take your pants off before consuming.
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Selfishness and Parties
A conversation on twitter yesterday got me thinking about my 21st. In Australia the big parties seem to be the 18th, 21st and then the decades there after. My 18th was pretty non event so I was holding out for my 21st. The universe however had other ideas. I was 6 months pregnant with Devil Spawn for my 21st so my birthday was a no alcohol for me event. I wanted to just go to the local pool and laze around in my giant pregnant state but apparently that was unfair to all of my other able to drink guests. Whatevs
Listmania: Currently I am
This weeks prompt is Currently I am:
Reading: I just finished The Perks of Being a Wallflower. I quite enjoyed it. I think I’ll read a Janet Evanovich one next as I like to have a filler in between ‘heavy’ books.
Listening to: Napoleon. Devil Spawn has taken a liking to the movie. I’m just waiting for the disc to die from overuse.
Laughing at: The phrases that Devil Spawn comes out with. It’s amazing seeing how his brain works when he comes out with some of the stuff he does!
Swooning over: In light of the Breastfeeding debate that was sparked by a woman getting asked to leave a pool, the images of Ryan Gosling that are circulating. He thinks Breastfeeding is sexy 😉
Tasty Summer Treat!
Deprivation
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What was that comment you ask? It was a reply to a post on an online forum about healthy eating that told the poster if she wanted to ensure her diet was healthy, then she needed to go through her cupboard and fridge and throw out the junk. That wasn’t the mind blowing statement. This was: If you think it’s bad for you, then you shouldn’t be giving it to your kids either.