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cute_girly
The baby is a boy. And the baby is a month old. But it is only girls invited. And they are all different ages from great grandmas to kids 7 years old.
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We have done cottonballs in a jar and everyone guesses how many. Baby food in diapers numbered and everyone guesses what it is. Place small baby items ( clipper file lotion binky that kind of stuff) in brown lunch sacks,tape closed.Everyone has to feel the bag to try to guess what is in ach bag.This isnt really a game but a really really good idea I got from a friends shower. Buy a box of blank cards.Write numbers from 1-18 on the front of the envolpe and have each person draw an envolope and write a birthday card for the baby on that birthday.
We have done cottonballs in a jar and everyone guesses how many. Baby food in diapers numbered and everyone guesses what it is. Place small baby items ( clipper file lotion binky that kind of stuff) in brown lunch sacks,tape closed.Everyone has to feel the bag to try to guess what is in ach bag.This isnt really a game but a really really good idea I got from a friends shower. Buy a box of blank cards.Write numbers from 1-18 on the front of the envolpe and have each person draw an envolope and write a birthday card for the baby on that birthday.
Any ideas for things to bring in my lunch?
aamoore199
I'm trying to bring my lunch to university with me because i'm trying to save money. Problem: i really dislike sandwiches. What are some other ideas?
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When I was an Grad student, I use to bring the lunch kits made by StarKist - they consist of a can of tuna or chicken with an easy open can, a packet of mayo, a packet of relish, a wooden spoon and crackers. They were pretty good, did not need refrigeration or heating up. I also use to bring leftovers that didn't always need reheating, cheese cubes and sliced summer sausage - although we did have a fridge and microwave in our department lounge so if I wanted I could reheat things - and I kept things cool with a frozen bottle of water in an insulated lunch cooler. Other things I kept in my backpack to munch on were homemade Trail Mix, fruit such as apples, oranges, grapes, peaches, pears and banana, crackers, cookies, candy bars, etc.
For a healthy snack, make your own Trail Mix using a combination of any or all of the following:
Dried cranberries - Craisins
Dried cherries
Raisins - plain or chocolate covered
Dates
Fancy Mixed Nuts - salted or unsalted, your choice
Dried Mango
Dried Papaya
Coconut flakes
M&Ms
Banana chips
Apple chips
Dried Peaches
Dried Blueberries
Dried Pineapple
Granola
Keep in a sealed container or ZipLock bags to keep fresh.
For healthy lunches, I like turkey, beef or ham with cheese and lettuce sandwiches or wraps made with tortilla shells - make your sandwiches on whole wheat or multigrain bread and use whole wheat tortilla shells; salads with the dressing on the side; homemade chicken or tuna salad using just enough Miracle Whip or mayo to hold the ingredients together; celery sticks, baby carrots, radishes, cherry or grape tomatoes with some salad dressing on the side for dipping...
SAC
When I was an Grad student, I use to bring the lunch kits made by StarKist - they consist of a can of tuna or chicken with an easy open can, a packet of mayo, a packet of relish, a wooden spoon and crackers. They were pretty good, did not need refrigeration or heating up. I also use to bring leftovers that didn't always need reheating, cheese cubes and sliced summer sausage - although we did have a fridge and microwave in our department lounge so if I wanted I could reheat things - and I kept things cool with a frozen bottle of water in an insulated lunch cooler. Other things I kept in my backpack to munch on were homemade Trail Mix, fruit such as apples, oranges, grapes, peaches, pears and banana, crackers, cookies, candy bars, etc.
For a healthy snack, make your own Trail Mix using a combination of any or all of the following:
Dried cranberries - Craisins
Dried cherries
Raisins - plain or chocolate covered
Dates
Fancy Mixed Nuts - salted or unsalted, your choice
Dried Mango
Dried Papaya
Coconut flakes
M&Ms
Banana chips
Apple chips
Dried Peaches
Dried Blueberries
Dried Pineapple
Granola
Keep in a sealed container or ZipLock bags to keep fresh.
For healthy lunches, I like turkey, beef or ham with cheese and lettuce sandwiches or wraps made with tortilla shells - make your sandwiches on whole wheat or multigrain bread and use whole wheat tortilla shells; salads with the dressing on the side; homemade chicken or tuna salad using just enough Miracle Whip or mayo to hold the ingredients together; celery sticks, baby carrots, radishes, cherry or grape tomatoes with some salad dressing on the side for dipping...
SAC
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