#mid cycle

Washer Stops Half Way Through the Cycle

Having a washer stop mid-cycle is a frustrating experience. First, make sure the circuit breaker has not tripped and turned off power to the machine. If that checks out, try testing the following parts below.

WARNING! Before attempting to work on any appliance, make sure that all power (electricity) and utilities (water and gas) have been turned off and/or disconnected on the appliance. Read this…

a large mug of masala chai blended with English breakfast tea

3 mozzarella pearls

half an oven warmed pita loaf with cream cheese 

a hard boiled duck egg dipped in malt vinegar & seasoned with a mixture of Mrs Dash table blend & Zatarain’s creole seasoning

3 buffalo bleu-cheese cheese curls

1 can of cranberry-lime seltzer

1 tomato, diced, mixed with 1/4 cup mozzarella pearls, drizzled with olive oil & balsamic vinegar, sprinkled with dried Italian herbs, black pepper, & mineral salt

5 more buffalo bleu-cheese cheese curls

small glass of dark chocolate almond milk

buffalo “chicken” sandwich (vegan “chicken” patty immediately made un-vegan by drowning it in homemade buffalo sauce on a sesame seed bun with mayo & lettuce) with homemade potato salad

large glass of water

a few bites of salted caramel gelato followed by a few more bites of butter pecan gelato (”I just want a taste! ok, like 2 more tastes... now I need a taste of yours. 1 more taste. 1 more, but with a pecan in it.”)

let’s compare this to a “typical” food day for me:

breakfast: tea

lunch: tomato sandwich or dinner leftovers

day time beverage: water

and then a good dinner 

throw in something sweet at some point in the day, like 1 cookie or a bite of chocolate

I was just grazing all yesterday; for some reason I was hungry the entire day. Even after eating dinner, I felt like I could eat at least 2 more sandwiches.