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This is sweet. I'm glad I'm happy with mine, but I'll probably look at this next year. Unless Samsung solves the battery issue. Dude in the article said he gained 2 days of battery life by spending so much time outside. Solar capabilities is the ticket.
The fenix and the current version of mine are neck and neck for usability/ functions. The solar fenix is awesome. I’m probably going to look into getting it next year as well
 
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I’m not lactose intolerant. I just don’t use all the other dairy products that much. They typically go bad before I use them. I get in trouble when I make cornbread because I’ll buy a half gallon of milk. Then, so the rest doesn’t go bad, I get cereal to go with it. There’s two problems with that:

1. I can’t control myself eating cereal and I eat kiddie cereal like Joe does

2. It turns into a never ending cycle of having cereal left after I run out of milk. So I buy more milk. Then I run out of cereal and have extra milk. So I buy more cereal.

And I gain six pounds in a week.
 
I’m not lactose intolerant. I just don’t use all the other dairy products that much. They typically go bad before I use them. I get in trouble when I make cornbread because I’ll buy a half gallon of milk. Then, so the rest doesn’t go bad, I get cereal to go with it. There’s two problems with that:

1. I can’t control myself eating cereal and I eat kiddie cereal like Joe does

2. It turns into a never ending cycle of having cereal left after I run out of milk. So I buy more milk. Then I run out of cereal and have extra milk. So I buy more cereal.

And I gain six pounds in a week.
I just like the fact that they cut the sugar and boost the protein.
 
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My wife felt like cooking again (THANKFUL). Supper tonight was Kale and Mustard greens cooked with a big ham hock, two full racks of ribs, and homemade corn muffins.

The ribs came from Kroger, and they had more fat on them than the ones from Sam's Club or Publix. They were delicious, though, but probably we will stick to Publix/Sam's in the future for ribs. She cooked the ribs about five hours in the oven. The dry rub was salt, pepper, and brown sugar, and with about an hour of cook time remaining she added the sauce (Sonny's).

Gud eats, and it'll be good sleeps. hahaha

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BTW, If anybody's in the market for a cast iron Dutch Oven, this is the one we got a while back. It's really nice to have for soup, chili, jambalaya, and (today) greens. It's a heavy and pricey sumbeech, but my wife wanted one of good quality. She says she's gonna cook jambalaya this weekend for the game. I hope so.

Of course, the key with anything cast iron is to run it through the dishwasher on full cycle a dozen or so times as part of the curing process. Yer welcome. ha


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