Hi Ruth,

 RH> > near the end of the time we got it. A few exceptions, but very few,
 RH> > compared to the amount of programming they offered. It's basically
 RH> the
 RH> > same with most other tv shows.

 RH> The other cable company burned through theirs years ago.  I can't
 RH> rely on cell service here; it's just too iffy.

Ting is being put in, in WF but we probably won't tie into it. Rather
pricey and we've still got a good deal with Spectrum (grandfathered in
from Century Link). As for cell phones, we've been using Google Fi for
the past year or so, seems to be the most reliable of any of the
carriers we've had since moving here.

 RH> >  RH> >  RH> Desperate parents will try just about anything.

 RH> >  RH> > Despite what the parents think, the kid will turn out ok
 RH> without vegetables. There are other ways of "hiding" the veggies
 too, if the parents get creative.

 RH> >  RH> Sweet potato pancakes come to mind.  Carrots in the pasta
 RH> sauce. Etc.

 RH> > Very few kids turn up their noses at fries; tempura-ed veggies
 RH> might be a good choice. True, you still see veggie but if you can
 give it a fancy or crazy name, the kid might like it more.

 RH> I'll eat tempura'd turnips if offered.(LOL)  Kids probably would too.

Probably so, especially if they don't know it's turnip. Dips are also
good for getting kids to eat veggies, especially raw ones. One family in
our LG at church uses ranch dressing for a dip--works if you like ranch.
Hummus is also another good dip--does double duty by getting kids to eat
beans in the dip plus whatever veggies they dip into it. (G)

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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