http://thedishblog.com Fresh Ideas from Let's Dish! Sun, 05 Jul 2009 01:31:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 http://thedishblog.com/2009/06/21/happy-fathers-day/#comment-1147 Rick Corcoran Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:00:41 +0000 http://thedishblog.com/2009/06/21/happy-fathers-day/#comment-1147 These are such wonderful little stories about some special dads-- I've read them a few times already and I keep coming back. Thanks to everyone who participated and wrote in. And I'm proud that our company seems to be helping some dads be even better dads! I know Let's Dish! certainly does that for me. From one dad to so many others out there-- Happy Fathers Day! These are such wonderful little stories about some special dads– I’ve read them a few times already and I keep coming back. Thanks to everyone who participated and wrote in. And I’m proud that our company seems to be helping some dads be even better dads! I know Let’s Dish! certainly does that for me. From one dad to so many others out there– Happy Fathers Day!

]]> http://thedishblog.com/2009/06/17/make-your-favorite-dad-this-happy/#comment-1146 Rick Corcoran Thu, 18 Jun 2009 15:32:42 +0000 http://thedishblog.com/2009/06/17/make-your-favorite-dad-this-happy/#comment-1146 Thanks, Honey. Great job. You do indeed get the dessert! Happy Dad Day to my favorite dad, Rick Corcoran, Sr. and to my 2nd favorite, Dr. J. Thanks, Honey. Great job. You do indeed get the dessert! Happy Dad Day to my favorite dad, Rick Corcoran, Sr. and to my 2nd favorite, Dr. J.

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]]> http://thedishblog.com/2009/06/01/take-it-on-vacation/#comment-1129 Rick Corcoran Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:28:32 +0000 http://thedishblog.com/2009/06/01/take-it-on-vacation/#comment-1129 Yep, it's a piece of cake. I typically just take a soft side rolling cooler. If it's a long flight, I might put in a few ice packs. But if it's pretty short, sometimes I skip the ice packs and squeeze in an extra meal or two-- if you pack them densely, they will keep themselves plenty cold for more than a few hours. I typically check them through because that's easier and they stay very cold down in the luggage hold. If you are checking, you can also use a hard sided rolling cooler (one of the mid-sized ones is best-- just be sure you secure the top with some sort of strap because they can pop open; the soft sided ones usually have zippers so that's not a problem). Recently, if I'm traveling light, like for a weekend, and I'm feeling cheap so I don't want to pay baggage fees, I'll just carry it on! The smaller soft side coolers generally work for carry on. Though I don't recommend that in most cases. I'm all for stuffing as many meals (and sides, and desserts...) as possible into a cooler, checking it through, meeting it at baggage claim at your destination, and having a great, stress-free vacation as a result! Enjoy! Yep, it’s a piece of cake. I typically just take a soft side rolling cooler. If it’s a long flight, I might put in a few ice packs. But if it’s pretty short, sometimes I skip the ice packs and squeeze in an extra meal or two– if you pack them densely, they will keep themselves plenty cold for more than a few hours. I typically check them through because that’s easier and they stay very cold down in the luggage hold. If you are checking, you can also use a hard sided rolling cooler (one of the mid-sized ones is best– just be sure you secure the top with some sort of strap because they can pop open; the soft sided ones usually have zippers so that’s not a problem). Recently, if I’m traveling light, like for a weekend, and I’m feeling cheap so I don’t want to pay baggage fees, I’ll just carry it on! The smaller soft side coolers generally work for carry on. Though I don’t recommend that in most cases. I’m all for stuffing as many meals (and sides, and desserts…) as possible into a cooler, checking it through, meeting it at baggage claim at your destination, and having a great, stress-free vacation as a result! Enjoy!

]]> http://thedishblog.com/2009/06/01/take-it-on-vacation/#comment-1128 jennie gift Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:21:05 +0000 http://thedishblog.com/2009/06/01/take-it-on-vacation/#comment-1128 I have done this too. Now i haven't packed them and shipped them via plane but I have taken them with us to Timeshare locations and even looked at locations that we were flying into and bought from a similar company. We you fly do you pack it in a cooler bag with ice packs? I have done this too. Now i haven’t packed them and shipped them via plane but I have taken them with us to Timeshare locations and even looked at locations that we were flying into and bought from a similar company. We you fly do you pack it in a cooler bag with ice packs?

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