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Post by Dex on Mar 1, 2013 9:49:47 GMT -5
Beth's had her hands full the past couple days, so I'll just start the March Daily thread.
Chef, will the contact correct your vision 100%? Good luck with that.
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Post by Dex on Mar 1, 2013 9:53:52 GMT -5
It seems like everyi time this rolls around I need new windshield wipers. Might as well get them before inspection.  |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2013 10:11:39 GMT -5
Beth's had her hands full the past couple days, so I'll just start the March Daily thread. Chef, will the contact correct your vision 100%? Good luck with that. the right eye was corrected to 20/40 and only need reading glasses but the left eye is going to need a contact lens as no one manufactures the IOL that I really needed......my left eye is very long so it was harder to correct but the vision I have now in it is still amazing compared to what it was.......will know more after doctor visit thi morning thanks for asking |
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Post by Jessiealan on Mar 1, 2013 10:27:33 GMT -5
Yes, good luck, Chef.
Dreary, chilly and gray again today. This has been the pattern all week and will carry into the weekend. It was expected because the groundhog saw his shadow last month. I, for one, look forward to spring coming soon. Easter is the 31st. Maybe March will go out like a lamb.
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Post by mouse on Mar 1, 2013 12:00:25 GMT -5
thinking of you cheff and all things crossed for you
we get weeks like that jessie...today was a dreary grey day after a couple of days sunshine
the sweep came but the roofer had an emergency and is now comming on tuesday..good job am not leading an exciting social life at the moment..having to stay in to deal with these working chaps
but at least the chimney is now cleared uop of any soot build up and wont need doing for a further 6 months
its only because the chimney is lined and we burn a lot of wood it needs doing so often...but there is nothing like comming in cold in the middle of winter and opening the the doors and watching the fire roar away or for roasting chestnuts or simply watching the flicker of flames
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2013 12:55:00 GMT -5
thinking of you cheff and all things crossed for you we get weeks like that jessie...today was a dreary grey day after a couple of days sunshine the sweep came but the roofer had an emergency and is now comming on tuesday..good job am not leading an exciting social life at the moment..having to stay in to deal with these working chaps but at least the chimney is now cleared uop of any soot build up and wont need doing for a further 6 months its only because the chimney is lined and we burn a lot of wood it needs doing so often...but there is nothing like comming in cold in the middle of winter and opening the the doors and watching the fire roar away or for roasting chestnuts or simply watching the flicker of flames do you ever roast weenies in the fireplace marshmellows? I have a craving for a good old fashioned burnt marshmellow |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2013 13:49:44 GMT -5
Well I done the lung biopsy and now I wait a week or so to get the results. Pathologists were with me in the room checking out the mass on the cat-scan and didn't think it was cancer, so who knows. It's 11mm big, so it's technically too small yet to be know what it is.
So I shall see soon what I'm dealing with.
The test itself is nothing, it's the other stuff. You have to lay on your stomach completely still for an hour cause a needle is stuck in your back. The needle was nothing, it was the room, it was freezing, I was shaking and my shoulders and upper arms cramped up. So I told them to drug me up so I could stop shaking. The doctor complied.
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Post by Soulman on Mar 1, 2013 14:35:37 GMT -5
Sorry, i put this post in the Feb thread, about 58mins ago. Senior moment eh...anyway. Chef, i hope the pain your eye clears up quickly. Beez, not too bad the couple of failures on the car, considering. I got stopped by the police last week....rear light was not working....i got out of the car and gave it a thump, and it came back on....the policeman said "Try doing that with the tax disc"  Also, i believe that Sug's is having her biopsy today, so fingers crossed there as well. |
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Post by Icelandic Woman on Mar 1, 2013 20:41:20 GMT -5
Hi All Tapestry Peeps!!!
Have a Fantastic Weekend!!!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2013 21:34:52 GMT -5
the grittiness is gone from my eye and the doctor was pleased with results........left eye vision is improving so won't see full effects for a few weeks
Sug, so glad it went well for you although the test sounds horrible
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Post by beth on Mar 2, 2013 0:14:52 GMT -5
thinking of you cheff and all things crossed for you we get weeks like that jessie...today was a dreary grey day after a couple of days sunshine the sweep came but the roofer had an emergency and is now comming on tuesday..good job am not leading an exciting social life at the moment..having to stay in to deal with these working chaps but at least the chimney is now cleared uop of any soot build up and wont need doing for a further 6 months its only because the chimney is lined and we burn a lot of wood it needs doing so often...but there is nothing like comming in cold in the middle of winter and opening the the doors and watching the fire roar away or for roasting chestnuts or simply watching the flicker of flames do you ever roast weenies in the fireplace marshmellows? I have a craving for a good old fashioned burnt marshmellow You can get the effect (without the wood smoke), Chris. Just use a kitchen stovetop burner and a long (wood) handled fork .. or wrap something around an ordinary fork to keep from burning your hand. My little nephew loves them that way. He can choose exactly how dark to make his |
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Post by beth on Mar 2, 2013 0:17:34 GMT -5
Congratulations to Chef and Sugi for getting through the week or medical procedures with flying colors!!!
Niters, U.S.
Happy Saturday morning, U.K.
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Post by mouse on Mar 2, 2013 2:03:51 GMT -5
thinking of you cheff and all things crossed for you we get weeks like that jessie...today was a dreary grey day after a couple of days sunshine the sweep came but the roofer had an emergency and is now comming on tuesday..good job am not leading an exciting social life at the moment..having to stay in to deal with these working chaps but at least the chimney is now cleared uop of any soot build up and wont need doing for a further 6 months its only because the chimney is lined and we burn a lot of wood it needs doing so often...but there is nothing like comming in cold in the middle of winter and opening the the doors and watching the fire roar away or for roasting chestnuts or simply watching the flicker of flames do you ever roast weenies in the fireplace marshmellows? I have a craving for a good old fashioned burnt marshmellow no..just chestnuts..dont think i have ever had roasted marshmallows.....and glad about the eyes.... chin up sug.....the waiting is dreadful..... cold frosty night again....emlette[dog] seems to have pulled her leg/shoulder after thinking she was still and young dog and attempting to jump a stile while out with daughter and is limping and feeling very sorry for herself and if we say... poor poor puppy...she becomes a deject ball of black fur filled with sorrow..she really plays to an audience any way its just the garden for her for a couple of days and no walkies |
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Post by mouse on Mar 2, 2013 6:26:28 GMT -5
the sun is out and its abeautiful day..warm enough to sit out with a wool sweater and a thick fleece on..but bitterly cold out of the sun....with luck the sun will melt the top frost and i can continue to de moss the flower beds..
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Post by beth on Mar 2, 2013 10:24:21 GMT -5
Sounds nice, mouse. We have more snow .. not a lot but on the pavement as well as the grqass.
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