Diana Mitchell (u/diana_mitchell)

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How I cooked a lighter version of my mom's lasagna that still hits the spot

My mom's lasagna was always the highlight of Sunday dinners, with layers of cheese and meat that brought everyone joy. Lately, I've been trying to eat better (you know, nurse's advice and all), but I didn't want to give up that comfort. So I swapped out some of the full-fat cheese for part-skim and added more veggies to the sauce. After a few tries, I got it to where it still tastes like home, but it's easier on the waistline. It brings back all those Sunday memories, but now I feel good about serving it more often. (Seriously, my sister didn't even notice the changes!)

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diana_mitchell•1mo ago

PSA: Sudden bike lane closures are ruining my commute

Honestly, I bike to work every day and they keep closing lanes without any notice. Tbh, there's never a detour sign so I have to swerve into car traffic. Ngl, it's really scary and I worry about getting hit. Has anyone found a good way to report this or avoid these spots?

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