Text 24709, 92 rader
Skriven 2009-06-04 15:32:36 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 24659 av MICHAEL LOO (1:123/140)
Ärende: healthy 662
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Hi Michael,

 ML> Whoa, you got my head spinning on that one.
 RH> Figured it out yet? (G)

 ML> Oh, yeah, I figured it out in about two seconds, but
 ML> the idea still hurt my head.

But you know, there are many people who will work hard to do anything
actually resembling real work.  It takes a lot of creative energy to do
that.  Andy Capp is a good example, if you've read the comic strip with
any sort of regularity.

 RH> Besides, I don't want the exposure to all those germs. Probably most
 RH> of them are nothing I'd want to deal with.

 ML> Without people who braved the germs, there would be neither
 ML> clinical medicine nor research!


Yes but the way my immune system is, I don't want to deliberately
endanger it to any thing so intentional.


 ML> I was supposed to have some in my briefcase, but 60 went missing

 RH> So, now you're covered for a bit longer.  It could be that you used
 RH> the missing ones, a bit at a time, not realising how the supply was

 ML> Nope. I had them in a pocket of my bag, which I had gate
 ML> checked because I was going on a tiny little plane, and when
 ML> I got my bag they were missing. Later I found one small
 ML> portion of them tucked in a corner of the bag, undiscovered.

 ML> Either my bag had been rifled by someone who was very lactose
 ML> intolerant, or (almost as likely) the TSA went through it and
 ML> was careless about repacking, so everything went every which
 ML> way. Oh, it's also possible that the bag had come undone by
 ML> accident and the pills had spilled onto the tarmac and gotten
 ML> contaminated or squished.

Interesting.  I've had pill bottles come open because the cap hasn't
been put on tight enough.  I try to keep my meds packed in a small zip
bag when traveling; it helps contain possible spills.   As far as I
know, TSA has never opened it after opening the suitcase.  It sounds
like, as you have guessed, they were a bit careless about the repacking.

 RH> I've never had problems dealing with any stimulant effects of
 RH> chocolate nor any other problems with bacon.  Probably because I don't
 RH> over indulge in either one.

 ML> I have worked my chocolate tolerance to the point that I can
 ML> eat about an ounce a day without ill effect. Beyond that,
 ML> either insomnia or the remedy of diphenhydramine or alcohol.

I could eat morre than that but don't--most of the time. (G)


 RH> Looks good; I like (most) veggies.
 ML>      Title: Curried Creamed Radishes
 RH> That's a different one!  I think I'd rather have my radishes sliced in
 RH> a salad tho.

 ML> Heh.

Would you eat them served that way?  BTW, the beef was nice and tender;
we'll use the rest as "pulled" beef, onion & mushrooms in sauce either
as burritoes or over rice for another meal

 ML> Remoulade
 ML> cat: sauce
 ML> yield: 20 oz or so


 ML> town restaurant, Kaimuki, HI in hiLuxury magazine May-June 09


Looks good; I'd probably make it with Duke's mayo and find organics
other ingredients.  Whole Foods Market would probably have most all of
them.


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Ruth
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