Get the latest recipes from Lorialehmann http://www.grouprecipes.com/people/lorialehmann My mom always used to make us rice with cream of mushroom soup in and I love it, but I decided to try something a little different the other night and it actually turned out pretty good! http://www.grouprecipes.com/43867/clam-chowder-rice.html Alright I was surfing the web trying to find some activities to do with my kids this weekend and saw a link that said "recipes that make your kids feel sleepy" so of course I had to check these miracle recipes out and I figured I would share them with everyone else that might need an early night. The website is http://wondertime.go.com/life-at-home/ I'll just copy what they have for a description. "Got to get the kids to sleep before Desperate Housewives? Try treats with tryptophan. This amino acid spurs the body to make serotonin, which slows nerve activity and encourages drowsiness. Milk, yogurt, soy, figs, bananas, and famously, turkey are all sources. Supersize the effect with carbohydrate - carbs stimulate insulin production which sweeps away other amino acids, leaving tryptophan to do its sleepy thing." http://www.grouprecipes.com/30495/snacks-to-help-get-the-kids-to-bed-early.html I wasn't sure about adding this recipe, it was just a quick throw together of stuff I had in the cupboards but the kids liked it! http://www.grouprecipes.com/30352/quick-throw-together-supper.html My kids were stuck in the house all week and feeling a little cabin fever so I decided that we would have an indoor snowball fight and whipped these up. Kids had a blast with the snowball fight and there was little clean up afterwards because we ate them. http://www.grouprecipes.com/29174/snowballs.html This is a very easy and simplified way to make syrup for your coffee in the mornings. I found it on the internet when the only stuff sold in stores here were small bottles priced way to high http://www.grouprecipes.com/13323/coffee-syrup.html