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DR George - Congrats to you and your team on the Relay for Life! Much good has been done.
Hmmm...
As for breakfast... Two places/menus:
Paris, overlooking the Seine - freshly baked croissants, butter, confiture, cafe au lait
-Is ochazuke served for breakfast, DR Hisaka? Or are onigiri more appropriate?
And the word of the day is: DIVISI!
And the word of the day is: DIVISI!I do not know this word.
No one is alone...
It's not like everyone can't figure out that her dad and I are a couple. SHEESH!
Tokyo (or somewhere in the Japanese countryside) - salmon ochazuke: rice, salmon (baked or tea-cured), wasabi, Sencha green tea - all served in one bowl as a sort of soup.
-Is ochazuke served for breakfast, DR Hisaka? Or are onigiri more appropriate?
I go to bed.
It's 1:35 am, DR DANISE.
It is now necessary for me to mow my lawn!
I'm having terrible congestion pains in my chest, as if there were a little man in there squeezing everything very hard.
The kind you drink - I do it in one gulp and follow it IMMEDIATELY with a swig of Diet Coke - so I barely taste it.
Jose I have never been to Baltimore. ;D
What time in the morning to we need to begin our food fest-5:00AM? Is the Whole Foods at the Warner Center special or like any other Whole Foods?
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Divisi, div - An indication of divided musical parts.[/size]
divisi (Ital.) Indication in an instrumental part that the section is to divide the lines between or among them. Abbr. div.[/size]
Good morning all
I am back to feeling like a human being. The flu that has been going around my place of work for the last two weeks finally saw fit to visit me yesterday. By mid afternoon I was aching from head to toe, curled up in bed trying not to move very much. I slept for an hour or two, woke up at 6:30, dozed until 9, got up for a while and did some housework, went back to bed at 9:30 and slept until DB Jed came home at 1:30. I thought I'd then have a heck of a time going back to sleep for the night, but I must have dozed back off again around 2, because the next thing I knew it was daylight.
Feeling much better now, and I think I'll even make it to the final performance of Verdi this afternoon. I'd hate to miss our final concert of the season.
No one is alone...
From the symptoms you've been describing, it actually sounds like you may be dealing with a bad case of acid reflux. You could buy one of the five packs of Pepcid AC or similiar product, take one after eating your final meal of the day, and see if that helps come morning.
And try not to lie down flat on your back for three hours after your last meal.
DR JOSE:
How do you do those multiple quotes on one posting??
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Speaking of Coke, I bought some Coke Zero at the store this morning and am drinking it now. Tastes like Tab to me.
McDonald's is evil.
Jennifer: Once you click "Buy now" you are taken to a page where all the shipping stuff is laid out plainly. We settled on 3.50 for the States (even though I lose money at that rate) and something like 6 or 7 for out of the country (and I probably lose money there, too).
Feeling much better this week Ron. Able to drive a bit more and feel less trapped. hoepfully a few more bits will be in working order soon. Better than toothache.
I've just returned from the Post Office - spent $35 on postage (worth it) on packages sent to people I've met through this site. HHW has provided an incredible network Bk. You should be proud of the friendship network that has been built through HHW. My mail was to France. England, Canada and the USA.
We left before the whole thing was over. We wandered over near the Village (I knew that was a mistake before we got there but do they listen to me? Nooooo) We ended up at Caliente Cab Company. There were 3 of us. We each had one frozen margarita, a side of guacamole, salsa and chips and a medium size quesidila cut into 4 pieces. There were also two diet Cokes in the mix. That's ALL we had. The bill upon leaving was $75 plus tip. A bit excessive for my taste. Oh, well. I had a very nice time with my friends and as we walked uptown and away from the madness we had a very good talk about things going on. It was, all in all, a nice day. I'm glad to be home and need to go to bed since I have to go to work in the morning.
BTW
What do the French call The English Channel?
Rats, I've been found out...sorry BK
But wait, I didn't have any chest squeezing...
BTW"La Manche"
What do the French call The English Channel?
We left before the whole thing was over. We wandered over near the Village (I knew that was a mistake before we got there but do they listen to me? Nooooo) We ended up at Caliente Cab Company. There were 3 of us. We each had one frozen margarita, a side of guacamole, salsa and chips and a medium size quesidila cut into 4 pieces. There were also two diet Cokes in the mix. That's ALL we had. The bill upon leaving was $75 plus tip. A bit excessive for my taste. Oh, well. I had a very nice time with my friends and as we walked uptown and away from the madness we had a very good talk about things going on. It was, all in all, a nice day. I'm glad to be home and need to go to bed since I have to go to work in the morning.
Nytol!
Oh, good Lord, Ben. The last time I hate at the McDonald's near Times Square, I asked them to Supersize my meal, and I think that cost me almost $75.00 just for me.
Does anyone know if the DEEPDISCOUNTDVD special is still running? I think it was 20 % off with a special code (I think I wrote the code down on a piece of paper at work, along with a list of a few DVDs I wanted to pick up).