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You need some broad spectrum antibiotics and it may take more than one course. Once you get started on something that hit it you could feel better in a couple days. But, again, pay close attention as first may not totally take care of all.
Sorry you are feeling crudy. Glad you are seeking solution.
Love, Big sis
Yeah, I'm familiar with studs and snow chains growing up in nothern Kentucky and father was a rural mail carrier so he had to use chains several times every winter. Problem down here is the ice most usually thaws during day then refreezes at night most cold spells. Studs are murder on non-iced roads. I think I remember that non iced roads are "murder" on studs, too. It was icy this morning for rush hour but melted by mid day for a few hours. That's the most typical. Ocassionally they have to ice more than bridges/over passes but not often. I don't think any municipalaties have snow plows as it's very rare to need them; maybe once or twice a decade. We used to get more snow and many more severe ice storms but even then they started melting in a day or two most usually.
It can get plenty cold here especially wit wind chill but rarely last even a week before it warms up some. Next week most days shoul approach 50 and no hard freezes. It's 27F now getting down to 20 but normal wind. Roads will be pretty treacherous at 0600 from frozen thawout but in a few hours traffic on main roads will be better from ice wearing down. Then mid day it will thaw.
Hugs, Feisty Alice
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Good and quiet. I see yours was good. Worked till 0700 Christmas morn then slept till noon. Lazed around and started goose and fix'ns around 1600. We chowed down at 2200. Goose cooked properly but big hit was goose gravy, wonderful spreadble fat, and best dressing we've ever had. Going to do goose stew with left over. Stewing carcass now keeping house smelling yummy. Bubs extra snuggly. Loving that.
Love, Big sis
This is what it looked like at my folks this morning. Had a great time, but am happily snuggled up at home with my Bubs now. My Mom got a new sectional sofa for Christmas, and I got her old living room suite. Each poodle is on their own piece of furniture. (yes, I made out like a bandit this year!)I haven't had goose since I lived in Killeen 7 years ago. Used to get it at a little Thai place. Yum!
Happy to hear you enjoyed your holiday!
So pretty. First white Christmas. Rare around these parts. Snuggle Bubs all the way!!!!
It's all dark meat. You have to cook them differently from chickens and turkeys. Special attention to not over cooking breast that should be served medium rare or it gets dry and tough. They cook faster, too and cooked at lower temp. Next time I'm going to remove breast and legs/thighs and cook off bird.
I had forgotten how wonderful goose fat is for spreading on breads and cooking. It puts the best butter to shame and is a much healthier fat.
It's a complete whiteout out here. Worse crap I've seen in a few years. Oh well.
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Morning, REOnauts!
Today's fact! When executives first saw "A Charlie Brown Christmas" they said, "‘We’ll play it once and that will be all. Good try." One of the animators stood up in the back of the room - he'd had a couple of drinks - and he said, "It’s going to run for a hundred years," and then fell down.
Today's fact! When executives first saw "A Charlie Brown Christmas" they said, "‘We’ll play it once and that will be all. Good try." One of the animators stood up in the back of the room - he'd had a couple of drinks - and he said, "It’s going to run for a hundred years," and then fell down.
Morning REOnauts. Foggy here as thick as pea soup. Glad I don't have to drive. I smell coffee a brewing so to all a great and safe thursday!
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