Addie
Chef Extraordinaire
Don't they salt and sand the parking lots and walking areas? But then this is elderly housing so they more or less have to.
What are you doing?
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Don't they salt and sand the parking lots and walking areas? But then this is elderly housing so they more or less have to.
My doctor told me every ten years also. And I am not sure what the shot was for avoiding the shingles. I never had the Chicken Pox. I told the doctor and he ordered a shot for me right then. I never get the flu shot and I never get the flu.
At this stage in the game you do not want Chicken Pox or Shingles. I have had both, I do NOT want the Shingles again. The "ten" on my 1-10 pain scale is remembering the shingles...
I've never developed an immunity to Chickenpox...I've had them several times, not fun.
We saw on the news last night that some places in both Canada ands the US are using beet juice on the roads instead of salt or chemicals. They say it is very effective, environmentally safe and economical. Only side effect is a very ugly slush!
Aunt Bea
Master Chef
In my area they are trying to stay away from molasses and beet juice because the deer like it even better than they like the salt. While the poor deer are having a snack in the middle of the road at night people run into them. Nothing is easy anymore!
I think I read that they are testing in Greater Montreal. I don't think it is just plain beet juice. I think they do stuff to it.
It depends on whose parking lot it is. This was a city parking area next to the street. They have been really busy just keeping up with the streets and sidewalks.Don't they salt and sand the parking lots and walking areas? But then this is elderly housing so they more or less have to.
I was walking like an old lady. Yeah, I know, I am an old lady, but I don't usually walk like one. I was just sliding my feet along in itty bitty steps.
My burner that wouldn't light finally started working on it's own again. Prior to that I was using a grill lighter to ignite the gas.
Too bad about the oven glass. That's the first I've heard of something like that happening.
While chronic pain never goes away, there are days where you have it so well managed that you are pain free and can function basically normal.
This is one of those days for me. And while I know better than to overdue it, I am making good use of my time. I have a pot of rague simmering, butternut squash soup cooling and used the meat slicer on a pork roast to make sandwich meat packs for the freezer
Now I am relaxing here at DC and going over a talk I will be giving in two weeks. While it is about my own experience with depression, I'm researching some of my facts.
Now that is a good day.
This is one of those days for me. And while I know better than to overdue it, I am making good use of my time. I have a pot of rague simmering, butternut squash soup cooling and used the meat slicer on a pork roast to make sandwich meat packs for the freezer
Now I am relaxing here at DC and going over a talk I will be giving in two weeks. While it is about my own experience with depression, I'm researching some of my facts.
Now that is a good day.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
I've had this stove for 14 years and over time, the flame spreaders were producing uneven flames so I bought four new ones. This time the boiling did the trick.
I could've sworn you had a glass flat top stove.
I'll have to remember the boiling method for cleaning the spreaders. I'm sure mine could use it... but then I'd have to clean the whole thing
Somebunny
Executive Chef
Thinking about what I am going to do with these. They were a gift from
our neighbors
Any ideas?
our neighbors
Any ideas?
Aunt Bea
Master Chef
Thinking about what I am going to do with these. They were a gift from
our neighbors
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Any ideas?
Pickle em for cocktail nibbles.
Addie
Chef Extraordinaire
Every one of my kids had them twice. The first time for them they were mild. The second time was severe. The Pirate had them the second time when he was fourteen. He was so sick, I had to bring him to the ER. He got them from Poo who was having his bout the second time. When I tell folks my kids had them twice, they don't believe me. It does happen folks. They can get childhood diseases more than once.
They also had the measles. It was during a severe measles epidemic. Spike's heart was severely damaged. The whole bottom of his heart is dead. It is the reason he has had eight heart attacks.
My daughter lost her sight for four months from the measles. My youngest daughter had her kidneys damaged to the point that I was told someday she will need a transplant. And people wonder why I get so upset when they say they don't believe in immunizations for small children. The Pirate is the only one who wasn't damaged by them.
Thinking about what I am going to do with these. They were a gift from
our neighbors
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Any ideas?
What are they?
Need a nap!
Rocket_J_Dawg
Sous Chef
Fender lines and wax? Surely you can think of something better to buy
That sounds as bad as me going to a gun show a few weeks ago and leaving with some parts cleaning brushes and a tin Mustang car sign
I just finished replacing a dead bolt lock. It had broken and would not turn anymore... locked of course
LOL....I got my new fender lines and a deal on a new rotary buffer with my wax purchase. And Mrs D got a new PFD that auto inflates when you hit the water. And I got a great deal on synthetic oil for the transmissions. What a great day. And the bonus...we thought the cleaners were spiffing up a 53 ft Regal that we were waiting to have a look at and as it turns out...they were the new owners....,for a cool price of
850K. Jeez
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Watching the Patriots/Colts. 21-7 Pats in the 2nd Qtr.
