It's what we didn't do. Not enough dirty talk.

 

lol

 

At last check she was gonna post a pic of her new pink shoes when they arrived. That she hasn't yet one can only conclude they are still in transit.

I didn't even have to read the thread to figure who this was...

pffftt...

here is some bait  

 

Almond, Cashew, Coconut, mix or other?

 

If I must I do not mind coconut milk, the rest can stay tastefully packed back into the nut/ seed it was processed from.  To which I will eat and enjoy.

Other: Silk Unsweetened, it's in the green carton.

It has the highest amount of protein for like products which is an important variable for me.

I have tried coconut milk and it goes great with cereal. I've tried many others as well and settled on the unsweetened because the taste isn't fake and it's actually not bad for what it is.

 

Paragon Sports, you know?  This.

Never heard of it.

 

So... soy. 

Yes. And unlike dairy milk, it's predictable.  If you know what I mean.

#youwontgettheshitsafterdrinkingit

 

I was going to say I've never had that happen from dairy milk... but it's been, like, half a lifetime since I've had dairy milk, and I'm too old to remember that far back.

 

Silk was my favorite once.  I can't have it anymore (they're marked dairy now).  Sob sob sniff sniff.

A lot of people have no issues with milk, the lactose in it (apparently) is lethal to me though. It took years before I actually figured it out.

Why is Silk labeled as dairy? Is it manufactured in a facility with milk and someone complained about it?

Being on the Executive PTA board, I have found all sorts of inane shit.

Including:

There are an allotment of 'non-nutrition' days.

ie:  days that the kids can have something not considered nutrition - candy, pizza, etc.

In our district that number is 6 days for the year.  They must be scheduled, they must be approved, the food type items must pass inspection and approval.

In concert with that approval: all allergies must be taken into account.  (or at least the most common ones)

ie: gluten free, dairy free, sugar free  etc....

 

A lot of people have no issues with milk, the lactose in it (apparently) is lethal to me though. It took years before I actually figured it out.

 

Why is Silk labeled as dairy? Is it manufactured in a facility with milk and someone complained about it?

Nobody complained about it... it's standard policy.  How would anyone know it's manufactured on dairy equipment if they didn't tell you?  (Unless someone is that allergic to dairy and had a reaction, in which case... can you blame them for complaining?!)

Scheduled rest day today.

I got my flu shot during lunch, just to anger the anti-vaccination people.  Woo hoo!