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Skriven 2011-09-15 23:13:36 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 15692 av MICHAEL LOO (1:123/140)
Ärende: easy things 895
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Hi aMichael,

 RH> He'd save himself a lot of money, time, effort, etc if he'd use the
 RH> washer & dryer on a regular basis. But, I guess he's one you can't
 RH> convince to do so.

 ML> He also leaves stuff in the sink to get all crusty and feed
 ML> the mice; then of course the mouse traps have to come out,
 ML> and the food has to get soaked and scrubbed off the dishes,
 ML> and so on.

Does the house have a dishwasher/does he know how to use it? Won't work
for all dishes but it's a start. Even if he could just fill something
with soapy water and put the dirty stuff in there, it's better than
nothing.

 RH> Does he get them all filled at the same pharmacy or chain? They should
 RH> monitor that also. Harder to do so if he pharmacy jumps tho.

 ML> No idea. I am the one who pharmacy jumps, but only between
 ML> CVSes, because there's one in every city I've been in at
 ML> refill time in the last few years.

They are good about transferring refills--unlimited if it's not a
controlled drug, one "jump" away from home base if it is. We've done
that in our travels. No more CVS in Margaretville but they're talking of
rebuilding in another location. Last I knew, they had a non medical
needs set up going and were working with another area store to have the
other one handle perscriptions--have them curriered to the temporary set
up.

 ML>  Doctors
 RH> do need to be more responsible tho; it sounds like he shops around and
 RH> gets perscriptions from each doctor without any sort of cross checking.

 ML> I think it's more like him going to the doctor and having
 ML> some weird concern and the doctor saying okay and writing
 ML> whatever prescription the kid wants.

Still sounds like the doctors need to check things better, and the
pharmacies. Cross reactions can be fatal; if one pharmacy doesn't know
he's been perscribed drug Z that can cross react with his mew scrip for
drug X.....................................


 ML> Those fires have been burning for way longer than the news
 ML> acknowledged. I guess they waited for a thousand Texan houses
 ML> to be destroyed before any substantial coverage.

Every major metro area concentrates most on local news.


 ML> momentary. My current favorite, though, is slow cooked in
 ML> butter with garlic.
 RH> Sounds good to me.

 ML> Really easy. Take butter and olive oil, bring to temperature
 ML> over medium heat, frizzle garlic, lower heat to minimum,
 ML> dump in shrimp (rinsed and dried), and cook an arbitrarily
 ML> long time, I'd guess 7 min, but up to half an hour is fine
 ML> if minimum is minimum enough. I'd season with sherry and
 ML> hot and black pepper; I presume you'd refrain from at least
 ML> one of these. If one were Spanish, one might add a bay leaf.

Got to get some shrimp, have butter, olive oil and garlic.


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Ruth
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