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Cloth Diapers & Panties
For the Cloth Diaper Lovers and their Panties of choice.
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Thanks Diaperman0662 I guess hope it is half as good as some of the great writer's here -
I use ChatGPT’s canvas feature to edit bulleted outlines, and saving often keeps me from losing work. -
By Tatumgainesu · Posted
I know this thread is a bit old, but I wanted to add that Perchance has been great for me too, especially since it saves my work without login. Has anyone tried using Claude for this kind of writing? I found it handles graphic content better than ChatGPT with way less pushback on topics. -
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My wife has expressed the same sentiment to me on occasion. When we were empty nesters, we shared the cooking duties and because we don't mind eating leftovers, we would make normal sized dishes and didn't need to cook so often. Now days we have adult children living with us (that work outside the home) so she feels compelled to make dinner for them. We have worked out a collection of recipes over the years that are fairly easy to make a taste really good too. Some of those are doctored up marinara sauce, enchilada casserole, roasted chicken quarters, meat loaf, ham salad (or chicken or tuna) sandwiches, various kinds of chili (particularly in cold, rainy weather) or chili dogs. Then, we have another collection that are more trouble to make that we have only a few times a month. Usually we make those together. Some of those are chicken fajitas, pork chops on the grill, tandoori chicken (along with saag paneer and dal) or ballpark sausages & onions. There's also nights when we get takeout because she's been out all day with her friends or has evening plans or if her back hurts too much to make dinner. Browse through the "What's for Dinner?" thread. I've seen some great stuff there that's easy to fix too. Youtube is also a great resource. Make a list of what you like and add to it as you go along.
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