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Re: I say YES. YOU say NO....Numero Tre! Enjoy!
My belief is that we were put into this world of wonders and beauty with a special ability to appreciate them, in some cases to have the fun of taking a hand in developing them, and also in being able to help other people instead of overreaching them and, through it all, to enjoy life - that is, to be happy.
Re: Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
hello everyone. Here are a few photos of the set. It will look great once the sound and projections are on. Location is a private Gulf Island in BC.
Re: So...whats for dinner?
Carole, I totally understand the "dragging" feeling and the upending of schedules. Hope your DH's surgery was uneventful.
Maggie, off the top of my head, a great asian version could be mushrooms, tofu and teriyaki or soy or peanut sauce; add rice if you wish. Shrimp instead of tofu or even ground pork.
Yesterday was an awful meal day. BIL wanted to "shop the deli" for dinner. I was horrified. No vegetable. All icky breaded or deep fried. UGH. I ended up eating roasted red peppers for breakfast just to get a veg in.
Tonight, I made a crustless quiche. He wants to go to a Pho place tomorrow. I weep for humanity….I am so happy to cook (and purchase) the food….he's leaving saturday so I am trying to go with the flow. He has kidney disease and refuses to listen to me. I"m a (former) registered dietitian. Go figure.
At least the guys are getting some stuff cleaned out of the garage. DH did great.
Re: how about drinking?
Good Morning, Loungettes! Happy Twofer Tuesday! Well, the gin Nor'Easter turned out to be a bit of bust anywhere except right along the coast, which doesn't bother me at all. I'm far enough inland that I didn't even really get much wind, certainly not the gale force that was predicted. Fine by me!
Carole--that must be a beautiful area! Gotta love the springtime temp swings, don't ya?
Wally--I didn't know you lived in Isreal! Do you remember much about the area?
Teka--I live cherry pie, too! I'm a little surprised that cherry beats out blueberry, but that may be because I live in blueberry country and cherry pie filling is almost always out of a can here.
Jazzy--you really have been busy and productive! Good for you!
Wren--a place that truly masters strawberry rhubarb pie is a treasure!
mOmmy--Why on God's green Earth would your Mom tell people your cancer is back like that??? Does she have some dementia or is she just crazy! Personally, I think you should tell her that since your cancer is back you can't take care of her after her cataract surgery. Please do not go take care of her. She is a grown woman with a (presumably) equally grown husband, she can manage her own care. Or get someone else, or hire someone to come it. Cudos to your husband for helping you say "no." Then mix up some of these and send them to her:
Mother's Little Helper
Ingredients
• lemon
• Diet Coke
• 1 ounce vodka
• 2 ounces strong coffee
Instructions
- Fill a cup with ice and pour some Diet Coke in, about ¼ of the way full.
- Squeeze some lemon over the top and add the vodka and coffee.
- Top with more Diet Coke and enjoy.
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Re: how about drinking?
My son lives in Oregon. On a trip back to Seattle we randomly found a cafe in a small town with wonderful pies. They have mastered strawberry rhubarb with the exact tart to sweet ratio. All their pies are excellent but that one is outstanding. Usually they are too sweet. Our trips are now planned around a stop there for pie.









