A few days ago I gave my daughter these instructions as I left for work, “Do something with the chicken in the refrigerator for supper.” The problem is that my daughter does not always deal well with such ambiguous instructions. So after work, I decided to pick up something for supper just in case there was nothing ready to eat when I got home. When I got home she had indeed made something using the chicken in the icebox. I was pleased, to say the least. I told my family I brought home fried chicken. I also told them again the next day, at LEAST three times. I am not usually a nag so why go through the bother of repeating it that many times? Well, I know how easy it is to forget and I wanted them to be sure and eat it before it spoiled. So I went to the trouble to remind them. I am sure you have done the same thing in your home, for the same reason. It’s something you want them to remember. In addition, at a ...