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Creamy Spaghetti Sauce

15 oz Tomato Sauce 10 oz Cream of Mushroom Soup 1/4 cup of milk Mix ingredients into a sauce pan and cook over a medium heat.  While over heat stir the mixture until sauce has a consistent texture and sauce has reached desired temperature.  This mixture provides enough sauce for 1 pound of cooked noodles. Cooked meat can be added to the sauce for variety to the sauce.  I personally like my sauce to have a little meet in it.

Closed Door

Sad is the day What can I say My dreams have been crushed I have been brushed Outside where I want to be How can I see Inside the joy That I could employ Now that I am outside the door That I adore (Inspired by a 2 year old) ©2013 Brady Burgener

Potato Casserole

5 cup -- Sliced potatoes 2 cup -- Mushroom gravy 1/4 cup -- Water 1/4 cup -- Cooked beef (shredded or diced) 1/8 cup -- Chopped onions 1/4 cup -- Shredded cheese Preheat oven to 400F In a 9X9 glass pan evenly distribute the sliced potatoes and chopped onions.  Heat up mushroom gravy and mix in water and cooked beef.  Evenly spread gravy over the potatoes.  Cook in oven for 45 minutes. Remove from oven and evenly spread cheese over casserole. Cook in oven an addition 25 minutes or until potatoes are to desired texture.

Omelet

3 large eggs 1 tablespoon of shredded cheese 1 tablespoon of chopped green onions 1 tablespoon of chopped green peppers 1 tablespoon of cooked meat Onion powder Garlic powder Salt Ground black pepper 1 teaspoon of vegetable oil Put the vegetable oil in a small pan over a medium heat.  Allow to the pan to warm up.  Place the green onions, green peppers, and cooked meat in the pan until they are cooked to the desired texture or color. While the above is warming and cooking, beat the eggs in a bowl.  Mix in a dash of onion powder, garlic powder, salt, and ground black pepper. Remove the green onion mixture from the pan and place in a dish (this mixture will be added back in later).  Pour the egg mixture into the hot pan over a medium heat.  Allow the eggs to sit and cook a few seconds to create a small barrier on the bottom of the eggs.  Sprinkle the cheese and green onion mixture over the eggs.  Allow the eggs to continue to sit and cook until you notice the edges are so

Minotaurus by LEGO

Box information Number of players : 2-4 Ages : 7+ Time : 20 -30 If you like to play with LEGOs this might be the game for you.  When you open the box you are greeted with three bags of LEGO parts, one green board, one set of instruction on how to set up the board, and one set of instruction on how to play.  In the instruction of how to play it indicates that once you know how to play the base game, then you can start adding personal rules and change up the board as you would find to be more enjoyable. A player can be under 7 to play the game, but the game may go more slowly than if played otherwise.  If playing with a child under 7, then they may need additional instruction from an older player throughout the game.  It is not recommended to play around children under 3 years old due to the size of pieces that can cause a choking hazard. Before you can start your first game you will have to assemble the game board.  This will take you some time based on how well you can assemb

Sunless Morning Sky

As I look up into the dark sky, I begin to anticipate what will come with the day.  I look deep into the vast sunless darkness, with the millions of tiny light looking back.  My gaze drifts to the belt of Orion and see many more light dancing about.  The breeze is chilling as time passes.  Then a beam of heavenly light shows up in a blink of an eye and dances across the sky.  As it goes it make many daughter beams that don't last as long.  As fast as it showed up it disappears from before my eye.  Did it make it or did it disintegrate.  I will never know, but at least I was there to see it go by. ©2013 Brady Burgener