Yeah, I've done that (mainly because I worked on an eating disorder unit and that is a thing, I wanted to see what it was like.) It's not very satisfying. There is something about digestion that adds to satisfaction if you ask me.
The French Canadians are full of cheese. That's like saying gumbo is the equivalent of French onion soup because it was once occupied by France. I think. It's still early yet so padonai moi.
Anna
The French Canadians are full of cheese. That's like saying gumbo is the equivalent of French onion soup because it was once occupied by France. I think. It's still early yet so padonai moi.
Anna
Dunno (or didn't at the moment), but can tell you what you're whetting.
*note to self* do not, do NOT visit the 'Natti thread when hungry.
And here I thought the wearing of lampshades was the result of a hellavu party?!?
Just eat the cheese and spit out the calories.....problem solved.
what, and miss @Hobbs's culinary delights?
Sugar looks worried. Is it because of the cone Mason is wearing?... on the computer. Oh look, here's a vape ...
Monday ... current miscreant situation
Mason is on the mend following neuter/tumor removal last Thursday and doing terrific
The Sugary one watches
^^^ Can you find the ProVape Radius on the desk? Ah-HA!
And what did te surgeon say about the tumor? Was he able to get it all?
When I worked at the vet hospital the surgical nurse dubbed me the pain police because I kept asking her if the surgeries had had enough pain meds. So Is Mason on pain meds? Do you know the name?
Mason is on Tramadol (pain) and Previcox (inflammation). Surgery was last Thursday and tomorrow is the last of the Tramadol and Wednesday is the last of the Previcox. Lab results won't be back until sometime later this week. They said if I havn't heard from them by Friday ... call. Dr Martin did say he thinks he got good margins. I'm so glad my local vet gave me a referral to a board certified vet surgeon. The procedure was more involved than a routine neuter. In fact, there was nothing wrong with Mason's prostate or testicles, but in order to get good margins with the tumor removal, Mason's entire scrotal sac had to be removed. Nothing left there to hold his testicles. Mason has been handling it really well. Better than I expected ... so far. Stitches are scheduled to come out 9 Aug. I have quite clear pics of the surgery site, but too graphic to post here. This pic was last Friday, a day after surgery and first day home.
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So there I was, mulling about the yard in the rain today, when I took out my trusty pocket knife and clipped a few sprigs of rosemary, on to another bed I clipped some thyme, and mint, and then some oregano sprigs...
I was kicking the dirt because one of my bikes has a worn out chain and chewed up sprockets, and the parts won't be in till Thursday...
Wife went shopping last weekend, always a dangerous thing...
Down In The Trailer Park:
What we got here is a half rack of lamb crusted with them thar herbs and seasonin's, roasted on high with sides of fresh steamed summer squash, and asparagus spears with red bell pepper, asparagus spears, does anyone NoT garnish them with nutmeg and fresh squeezed lemon juice? and finally there's the risotto with creamy Parmesan...extra cheese...of course, everybody loves cheese!
I was kicking the dirt because one of my bikes has a worn out chain and chewed up sprockets, and the parts won't be in till Thursday...
Wife went shopping last weekend, always a dangerous thing...
Down In The Trailer Park:
What we got here is a half rack of lamb crusted with them thar herbs and seasonin's, roasted on high with sides of fresh steamed summer squash, and asparagus spears with red bell pepper, asparagus spears, does anyone NoT garnish them with nutmeg and fresh squeezed lemon juice?
and finally there's the risotto with creamy Parmesan...extra cheese...of course, everybody loves cheese! 
Both great meds. Okay then…the pain police is satisfiedMason is on Tramadol (pain) and Previcox (inflammation). Surgery was last Thursday and tomorrow is the last of the Tramadol and Wednesday is the last of the Previcox. Lab results won't be back until sometime later this week. They said if I havn't heard from them by Friday ... call. Dr Martin did say he thinks he got good margins. I'm so glad my local vet gave me a referral to a board certified vet surgeon. The procedure was more involved than a routine neuter. In fact, there was nothing wrong with Mason's prostate or testicles, but in order to get good margins with the tumor removal, Mason's entire scrotal sac had to be removed. Nothing left there to hold his testicles. Mason has been handling it really well. Better than I expected ... so far. Stitches are scheduled to come out 9 Aug. I have quite clear pics of the surgery site, but too graphic to post here. This pic was last Friday, a day after surgery and first day home.
Historical background (joke):
A man walked into a DIY store and asked for a specific piece of equipment.
Customer: How much?
Salesman: 320
Customer: It's only 280 down the street.
Salesman: My advice is go there and buy it.
Customer: They don't have any in stock.
Salesman: When we don't have any in stock, it's also 280, but when we do have it in stock, it's 320.
Genuine joke told to me about 40 years ago, with embellishments to make it funier.
One month ago I went to a large computer store to order a new PC to my specifications. Whilst there, I looked for a specific wireless keyboard they had listed at €95, sadly they had none in stock. I went back to them today, they had them in stock and it cost me €119.
The moral of this story is: Infamy, Infamy, they've all got it Infamy!
A man walked into a DIY store and asked for a specific piece of equipment.
Customer: How much?
Salesman: 320
Customer: It's only 280 down the street.
Salesman: My advice is go there and buy it.
Customer: They don't have any in stock.
Salesman: When we don't have any in stock, it's also 280, but when we do have it in stock, it's 320.
Genuine joke told to me about 40 years ago, with embellishments to make it funier.
One month ago I went to a large computer store to order a new PC to my specifications. Whilst there, I looked for a specific wireless keyboard they had listed at €95, sadly they had none in stock. I went back to them today, they had them in stock and it cost me €119.
The moral of this story is: Infamy, Infamy, they've all got it Infamy!
I was trying to make a funny...maybe I missed the mark there?
Not at all, my dearest E. I believe I deserve that honor.
Ah ha...Inyago ... small town in Lower Alabama ...
The secret to all of these Great Meals is revealed...
The Cast Iron Skillet!!!
UP in The Diner ~~~
* Hocus-Pocus Focus Y'all *
Salmon with Dill Crema and Green Beans Amandine ... Way back when, a thousand or so years ago, Europeans believed that dill warded away witches and defended against spells. That was a long time ago; no need to resort to hocus-pocus to enjoy the anise-esque flavor of dill. The herb is paired, as it so often is, with salmon, specifically a stupendous dill crema that dots every bite with delight. Yeah and bonus, it'll keep you from being turned into a toad !!! ... maybe. Bon Appetit
* Hocus-Pocus Focus Y'all *
Salmon with Dill Crema and Green Beans Amandine ... Way back when, a thousand or so years ago, Europeans believed that dill warded away witches and defended against spells. That was a long time ago; no need to resort to hocus-pocus to enjoy the anise-esque flavor of dill. The herb is paired, as it so often is, with salmon, specifically a stupendous dill crema that dots every bite with delight. Yeah and bonus, it'll keep you from being turned into a toad !!! ... maybe. Bon Appetit
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