Although caramelized onions are yum, I would not hesitate to leave them out of that. FWTW.

Yeah, it should still be delicious, right, -t? I just feel like a cooking failure, because who doesn't have an onion?? This guy.

The new one seemed better, but I still have the same problem...can't fall asleep unless I am already half asleep, and I only get 4-5 hours sleep before I wake up and take it out.

This is my nightmare.

Can someone explain to me why the touchscreen on my phone has stopped working? Not a technical explanation needed, just a karmic one.

Because everything sucks, is why. Sorry everything sucks.

Because the universe is enormously unfair is the only explanation I can think of, ita.

Not having onions is not a failure. Onions go bad and get eaten up like everything else. Running out your inventory of onions is probably a good sign that you aren't overstocking, so well done. And, yeah, delicious either way I'm sure.

Oh, I do have onions and I didn't put any in the stock! I can fix that. Thanks!

I never have onions because I don't like them and they upset my stomach, so I generally omit them from recipes. /datapoint of one

I'm so sorry Dana.

And Amy, glad to hear you found a therapist. Crossing fingers she's good.

I am making navy beans with the last of the Xmas ham. Smells so good. And? Did I mention our Xmas was lousy--literally. Nice day to discover lice, eh? They are a pain in the tush, mang. I've been combing hair for a week now. Hoping it's over now and today will be our last treatment.

I'd say make it.

I rarely eat onions any more. They upset Will's stomach and they can be a trigger for painful bladder syndrome so it's easier to just leave them out.

I found that cooked fennel has a similar texture/mouth feel as cooked white onions. The flavor is different but I've made beef stew with fennel instead of onions and I liked the taste. The licorice taste is less pronounced the more you cook fennel.

I love onions! But don't cook enough to buy many at a time.

ION, to answer my earlier question about Barnes & Noble and returns, they gave me about half the cover price without a receipt, which I decided was still better than trying to get my cousin or aunt to see if she had the receipt after all or what.

My Invisalign plastic aligners fit over all my teeth, upper and lower. It's a snug, close fit, and when I first put a set in, they're a little uncomfortable (because they're moving my teeth, of course), but it never stops me from falling asleep. A Tylenol is enough to ease to discomfort. I'm not chomping on them, because I pretty much can't, and I feel sure it's helped my TMJ; I haven't had jaw pain in months.

All of which is to say, what do these mouthguards look like, that are so uncomfortable? Aren't they custom-made to fit the user's mouth?