I live in an area that does not carry a good supply of fresh items, such as, cliantro, parsley, sage, etc. If I do find it at Super Walmart, it is either bad looking or too expensive.
I need a suggestion on how and where to find the basic ingredients you say one needs for their pantryat a reasonable price.

I love your show and I am AMAZED at how quickly you can cook and talk. I just get energized by your engery. I am recovering from a broken leg, so anytime I can sneak up into the kicthen it is wonderful for me. Hubby has been taking EXCELENT care of me for 7 months. But, how do you cut food up like you do? I lnow I would be knuckless. Also, do you have a lay-away plan for your knives and the oblong cookware. I can't afford $100.00 for knives.

We live on a fixed income and with the costs of my medications being very close tothe amnount of my SS check, I don't have much leftover. I went into my "out of Pocket", "Medicare gap" in my part D in April. So any medicines that I buy is cash only. That hurts!!!!

If we can make it until the first of the year, then our out of pocket expenses will be somewhat lower. But I take over 21 prescriptions a day!!!! I now after all that who wants to eat!!

Keep up the good work and love your show!!! And your stories of Izzboo are great. I have Pete and Susie (she is a cat) but his best friend. Try sleeping at night with a 12 pound cat inbetween your legs or on top.... She gets heavy. I still have to sleep on my back. I am down to a cast/brace, after 2 other casts in Sept. and I wore a brace since April. I am wearing down all my left soled shoes. It is funny how things you take for granted are so hard to do, when you have to change how you do them.

Jan Gray
Meridian, MS