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I made some homemade baked breaded fish fingers, baked fries and green beans with garlic and water chestnuts. Fast food gone healthy!

Oh yummy... I love chocolate malt balls. Oh goodness. I love most chocolate covered things, chocolate covered pretzels, nuts and mints. Oh those Lindt balls with molten chocolate in the center are to DIE FOR! I HATE white chocolate, but those white chocolate Lindt balls I actually like. I also...

Hmm...I'm thinking of making baked pasta. I have some ziti pasta, cheese and various vegetables (peppers, tomatoes, onions) to make it with. Mmmm, now I'm hungry!

I'm going to be different and say you have a fear of people breathing on you.

Number three?

I made lasagna today too! Mine was vegetarian, made with whole wheat lasagna, spinach, cottage cheese, sauce and mozzarella cheese. I also had a tossed salad.

Yes! Just the other day I dreamt I met him. Have you ever been to the Caribbean?

I like mine just plain with butter and maple syrup, although I RARELY have pancakes. Trying to watch the ol' waist line.

Passion fruit.

1. I find showering a chore, not enjoyable. 2. My cats eat more healthy than I do. 3. I'm a night person, not a morning person. 4. I hate rap music. 5. I find clowns disturbingly scary.

Shrimp scampi with swiss chard.

Yogurt seems to be a popular one. I know my cats like it too. Abby likes peanut butter, light, smooth, not chunky. Oh, forgot to add that both cats enjoy licking the soy milk from my cereal in the morning, along with the dogs. He he.

Yep, I feed a raw diet, so my cats get both raw meats and eggs. There is a VERY VERY slim chance of bacteria causes them troubles, as their digestive tracks can handle it with no problem. One risk is choking, I guess, if you feed whole bones. They the risk, again, is very low. Cats can choke on...

My cats are fed a raw diet consisting of ground mixtures, raw meaty bones, organs and muscle meat. My foster is being fed some raw meat, Natural Balance canned and Chicken Soup For The Cat Lover's Soul dry.

A pasta dish would probably we easy and cheap. Any pasta with a tomato sauce (no meat of course) or stuffed shell pasta with cheese and herbs. You can even buy the sauce already made in a big jar for like $2-$4, so you don't have to make it yourself. Pasta is pretty cheap, depending what brand...

I had homemade ravioli made with wonton wrappers and stuffed with sun dried tomatoes, riccota cheese and basil. Sauce was store bought, eh, it's a Friday. Side dish was a simple tossed salad made with romaine lettuce hearts, tomatoes, honey, light olive oil, vinegar and oregano.

Actually, yes I did. I went to their website and did a thorough look through their ingredient lists.

Your best option would be to switch both of them to a high quality all life stages. Purina ONE is quite a low quality grocery store food, full of bad stuff like meat by-products, corn, unknown "animal" meat products, wheat, etc. IAMs is a teeny bit better, but it's still in the low quality...

Raw red pepper, baby carrots and some Melba toast.