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4 cooked chicken breast cut into bit size pieces
(or 2 cans white and dark meat chicken)
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1.5 cup milk
1 package pepperidge farm herb seasoned stuffing
1 cup chicken broth
1 stick butter meltedPut cooked chicken into 9×13 dish.
Pour over 2 cans of cream of chicken soup thinned and heated with the 1 1/2 cups milk.
Sprinkle generously with poultry seasoning.
Mix the stuffing with the chicken broth and butter and spoon over the top.
Bake 350 for about 30 min or until bubbly.If you like stuffing, this is pretty good. Not bad for a bachelor chef.
Chicken & Stuff Casserole
Cynical or Critical
I came upon an article from Men’s Health called ‘The Hazards of Cynicism: Why men fail” last week and I keep finding thoughts from the article resurfacing in my mind. Two thoughts in particular won’t seem to leave me alone. What is the real difference between cynical and critical thinking and have I allowed myself to become cynical in areas of my life.
The difference between critical and cynical was laid out well i thought by MacGetIT (I googled it).
Critical thinking is where you analyze a problem and determine a solution using cause and effect of various processes. You take “no sides” of an issue and movie forward with what’s best towrard a vision of what’s possible.
Cynical thinking is where you lack or do not take into consideration various aspects of a problem and consider all of alternatives to come to a logical and appropriate answer to a problem. A contemptuous or mocking attitude of various ideas or solution.
I consider myself a critical thinker and so I started to worry that maybe I’m cynical as well. I feel a bit better knowing that having a contemptuous or mocking characteristic is something I am usually able to avoid. That did lead me to wonder though were does that characteristic come from? Why are some people able to be critical without being cynical when others aren’t.
The men’s health article talked about cynicism coming from a broken heart. This is probably way too often true. That when we believe in something so great and then it lets us down, it can cause such heart break that hope is a hard thing to have again. To me, a life without hope is destined for cynicism.
So now I’m looking into my own life, as I hope you will into yours, and looking for areas that I lack hope and have let a thinking, critical mind become cynical. Keep hope alive and remember our best days are always ahead of us.
This is true joy in life, the being used up for a purpose recognized by yourself as a might one, the being a force of nature instead of a feverish, selfish little clod of ailments and grievances complaining that the world will not devote itself to making you happy.” – George Bernard Shaw
Life as it happens.
Las Vegas Plans!
Does our (fb) status matter?
When i was growing up, they were called chain letters. Then they became forwards in emails. Now, they are facebook status updates.
If you love God, repost this in your status to prove that you do.
If you have a great daughter, repost this to your status to let them know.
I’m more of “this” than you are cause I post “this” in my status update.
I guess all i really wonder is if people repost these things because they actually think it’s achieving something. I’m sorry, but i don’t care how many times you post one of these updates, if you don’t go out and do something, it counts for nothing. You can join groups that support your cause, you can become a fan of something wonderful, but I hope that people realize that facebook and the internet are tools that allow us to make a difference, but joining these groups and posting this updates are not such tools.
If we want to make a difference, if we really care about a cause, our actions and our resources should be involved. Wether that is volunteering your time, giving of your money, or personally saying I love you, get out and do something.
It’s possible that many people post these things and then follow through and do them in real life. (aka. tell their loved ones how much they care or volunteer for a cause) Just a quick note to encourage all of us to live life for all we can and not allow a status update to cure of us of the guilt that comes when we haven’t done enough. Actions speak louder than words status updates.
Examine our lives, Celebrate our loved ones, and Drink deep with our actions.




