Spice Up Your Sex Life with Tea for Two

Herbal teas have been used for centuries. Combining different herbs with one another to form a delicious herbal tea is one of the secrets that many more people are discovering today. Spice up your sex life with tea for two as an after dinner drink to rekindle the flames in your relationship. This herbal tea is aromatic and stimulates the senses, which often results in a temporary increased sex drive.

Disclaimer: This herbal tea article is for entertainment purposes only. Always consult with a health care provider before drinking herbal teas to make certain it will not interfere with any medications or health care programs that you are on. Some people are allergic to specific herbs. This herbal tea is not intended to be medicinal and results vary from person to person.

1 part Damiana leaves
1 part rose petals
1 part peppermint leaves
1 part muira puama
1 part gingko leaves
1 part orange peel
1 part cinnamon bark chips
pinch of stevia

Steep herbs in a tea ball or a tea bag for approximately ten to fifteen minutes. Add sweetener of your choice and even cream or whole milk.

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Unique Gifts for Dog Pet Owners: Doggie Biscuits in a Jar

Many of us have a dog or even several dogs. They are wonderful friends and members of our families. Doggie biscuits in a jar is a great gift for dog pet owners. They are easy to make and lot of fun to give to a friend, relative or even co-worker. You can make several doggie biscuits in a jar to have on hand for last minute gifts.

Doggie Biscuits in a Jar: Ingredients

1 quart wide-mouth glass canning jar
1 dog biscuit cookie cutter in any shape you like
16 inches colorful ribbon in a shade you like or even a print
1 large colorful envelope that you will punch a hole in the upper left hand corner
1 lightly packed cup of all-purpose unbleached flour
1 lightly packed cup of whole wheat flour
1/2 cup of quality yellow cornmeal
1/2 cup of instant nonfat dry milk powder
1 teaspoon of brown or granulated sugar
1/2 teaspoon of garlic powder

Doggie Biscuits in a Jar: Baking Instructions

Put the dry ingredients in a medium size plastic bowl. Add to the bowl one large egg, 1/2 cup of quality shredded sharp Cheddar cheese, 1/4 cup of finely grated Parmesan cheese, and 1/4 to 1/2 cup (or more) hot chicken broth, or very hot water. Combine together until you have a nice thick dough that you can easily work with. Let this dough stand for about five to ten minutes.

Roll the dough to about one inch thick. Cut with the cookie cutter. Bake for approximately one hour at 200 degrees.

Doggie Biscuits in a Jar: Putting the Gift Together

On a nice piece of note paper, write down or print out the instructions for baking. Place the dry ingredients into the quart jar. Seal the lid tight. Tie with the decorative ribbon. Put the envelope on the ribbon. Place the directions in the envelope.

Give this great gift to any dog lover and dog pet owner. This is a fun way for them to make homemade doggie biscuits for their dog. It is a great gift that is inexpensive and easy to make with virtually no work.

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How to Keep a Microwave Fresh and Clean

Using your microwave for cooking is a great way to save money on electricity. A microwave is great to make popcorn or heat leftovers. Unfortunately, if you do not clean up splatters between uses, a microwave can be a real chore to clean later on.

Use these tips for how to keep a microwave fresh and clean:

Cover items cooking in the microwave to reduce splatters and spills.

Wipe microwave immediately after each use.

Put a paper towel in the center of microwave to absorb accidents or overflow of cooked food.

Wipe exterior of microwave daily.

Use a half cup of water with lemon juice heated to boiling in your microwave to easily remove any stubborn spots. Just wipe with paper towels.

Or - put a microwave safe container with water and vinegar inside of your microwave. Heat for 2 - 3 minutes. Allow to stay in the microwave for a couple of minutes. Wipe microwave clean with paper towels.

Remove turn table and clean with dishwashing liquid. Rinse well. Dry and place back in microwave.

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Top 10 Reasons to Not Answer the Door

Top reasons not to answer the door:

[1] You don’t like to have company.

[2] You are in the middle of your favorite television show.

[3] Your house is dirty.

[4] You like to hear your dog bark and be confused as to why you didn’t open the door.

[5] It is a bill collector.

[6] It is a magazine seller.

[7] You don’t have on any clothes.

[8] Your ex super glued your door shut.

[9] You like to make people think you have a social life.

[10] You can’t tear yourself away from your computer game.

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Summer Recipes Hot Sweet Pears for the Grill: Decadent Grilled Pears for Dessert

Pears are delicious no matter how you fix them. One of my favorite fruit summer recipes is for grilling pears outside. Because these are actually grilled in a pan, you can do them all year round, even inside.

Summer Recipes Hot Sweet Pears for the Grill: Ingredients

7 pears
3 tablespoons margarine
3 tablespoons of pear juice
3 tablespoons of brown sugar
1 teaspoon of cinnamon
¼ teaspoon of ginger
½ teaspoon of vanilla extract
1 pint of vanilla ice cream

Summer Recipes Hot Sweet Pears for the Grill: Preparation

Peel pears and cut in half. Set aside.

In a metal sauce pan mix other ingredients (except ice cream). Place on grill over medium heat and cook sauce until it is completely blended (about three minutes). Place pears flat side down on grill. Baste with sauce. Flip once. Grill each side about three to five minutes. Serve with scoop of vanilla ice cream.

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Summer Recipes: Pimento Cheese Microwave Omelet

I love the taste of omelets. Omelets are great to have any time of the day. You don’t have to eat an omelet just for breakfast. I love that I can cook a quick omelet in the microwave for a quick meal anytime. This omelet is a good way to use up left over fresh vegetables in your refrigerator.

Pimento Cheese Microwave Omelet: Ingredients

Pinch of chopped onions
Pinch of chopped green bell pepper
Pinch of chopped tomatoes
2 egg servings of egg beaters
1 pinch of salt substitute
Dash of soy milk
2 tablespoons pimento cheese

Pimento Cheese Microwave Omelet: Preparation

Combine the ingredients in a microwave safe cereal bowl. Cook for two minutes on high. Serve with a whole wheat muffin.

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Do Not Monkey Around in Walmart: Walmart Faces Potential Lawsuit

I was listening to the local radio station while doing my freelance writing work. An interesting story caught my attention. Wal-Mart is facing a potential lawsuit for preventing a woman from bringing a monkey as a service animal into their Springfield, Missouri store. The customer that was not allowed in the store is now considering suing Wal-Mart for violation of the American Disabilities Act.

According to the Kansas City Star newspaper report, Debby Rose has had problems at other establishments with not being allowed to bring her service monkey inside. Ms. Rose states that she suffers from public panic attacks due to a social anxiety disorder and the ten year old monkey makes it easier for her to go out in public.

“Health officials in 2006 sent letters to restaurants and grocery stores, advising them not to let Rose in with the monkey.

Rose also alleges she was denied access to Cox Health Systems facilities.

The three entities declined to comment on the lawsuit.”

(Resource: Kansas City Star, July 17, 2008: http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/708770.html)

What really determines a service pet? Should this woman be denied the right to bring a service monkey into establishments? Was the health department wrong in sending those letters?

I think that the health department is devaluing the mental disability. Social anxiety disorders are just as serious as someone needing a dog to help them see if they have a severe visual impairment or visual disability. It is a fine line to draw. From the date of the letter from the health department, she has been dealing with these types of problems now for over two years.

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http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/708770.html