It’s a rainy morning this morning and I am going to blame my sluggishness on it, today. I dragged my tired butt out of bed just over an hour ago, which is late for me. I’ve been this way the last few mornings, though I feel it probably has more to do with not feeling well than the rain. Ok. Maybe its a mixture of the two. Anyway, I am running behind schedule this morning.
We tried the Chicken ‘n’ Cherries last night. It was ok. Both Lance and I believe that we could make some alterations to it to make it better. What those alterations might be, we haven’t come up with, yet. It was good, it just had that “it needs something” to it. Anyway, today, pot roast.
Campbell’s Slow Cooker Sauces: Tavern Style Pot Roast
I have two cleans, today. This already means I will be coming home a bit later than normal, and with my late start, a little bit later than that. One of the things I have always hated about later days is the fact that they leave me feeling completely unwilling to even try to figure out what to make when I get home for dinner. Then cooking it. Ugh. No.
Unfortunately, this usually means we just pick something up on the way home. Not good at all. I have been wanting to break that cycle for some time, though I have to admit that I have not put much into making it stop. Yes, I’ve been stuck in a rut, a deep one, an unhealthy one. Time to get out of it.
My best friend and I were talking about meals and things the other day (maybe last week). She told me about a few things I plan on trying, one of them being this Campbell’s Slow Cooker Tavern Style Pot Roast. Throw in your meat, pour the sauce over the meat, cook on low for about 8 hours, or on high for around 4 hours, done. She says it’s really good, so I ‘m giving it a try. I threw in some baby carrots and some red, gold, and blue potatoes on top. Dinner prepared. YAY!
I received an update on how things are going with my case against the moving company that hit me in my van in June. The general liability insurance company for the moving company isn’t responding to my lawyer, either. This baffles me a bit. Is that normal? Or is this just another implication that this moving company is quite shifty and works with other shifty companies? I have no idea.
Once I am done with my chiropractic treatments, about another 8 weeks or so, my lawyer is going to have to sue the moving company. This means his percentage will go up. I have mixed feelings about that, but it is what it is. Honestly, I just want the moving company to stand up and take care of what is obviously their responsibility. Their truck hit me, my van is done, I’m hurt. It just goes to show that not everyone works from a base of integrity.
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