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My son just turned 28, no job. Daughter-in-law has a part-time job. They have a one-year-old and have been living here for more than two years! They are sucking me dry. I do all the cooking and cleaning, watch my grandson. My son says he has been applying for jobs, ditto the daughter-in-law. They are both slobs!

I'm SOOO over cleaning the bathrooms and kitchen after them, as well as baby-sitting. Seriously. They are both slobs. My husband doesn't want to kick them out because he's worried about our one-year-old grandson. I think now is the time to do it, while the poor kid is unaware of the upheaval. Help! Are there any programs out there for people like them?????

I'm going nuts trying to find info. I know that Tom Mix was popular and that was the year the Mars bar was invented. The number one song was "The Way You Look Tonight" by Fred Astaire. I would like to find a newspaper from that month or even that year, but I can no longer find the website that offers them. Anyone have any info on popular toys/books from that era? Actually, 1936 to 1946 would work. I'm putting together a special "memory box" for my dad and am filling it with items from his childhood. I hope to bring back some great memories. Thanks so much for any help you can provide! Search your memories! Grill your relatives! Save me!

P.S. Already bought a cool program called "The Year You Were Born" but it doesn't help enough. It's really neat, though.

I'm looking for a hand-cranked dough machine. I bought the only one I could find on E-Bay - it's an antique. I'd rather buy one new. I know they make modern ones but can't find a website. Here's a link to a pic like the one I bought:

http://www.rubylane.com/shops/drury/item/5667

I did stumble across one of the new ones on a website, but can't find it again. My friends and I want to bake bread while we're camping and need another one. I'm hoping to find a new one! Mixing the dough by hand is fine if you're only making a couple of loaves of bread, but we're talking about feeding 50 people! Save me!

Thank you!

This is not the latest recipe listed on the web and website. An old Bob Evans recipe that calls for the ricotta to be spiced with oregano and/or basil. I lost the cook book! Please save me!