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Grex > Agora35 > #10: The bummed item....."Im so lonesome I could cry" | |
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jiffer
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response 200 of 691:
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Oct 20 21:14 UTC 2000 |
I try not too... I am amazed I had one, doctor's explanation is that I have
just been really sick lately and the body can only handle soo much.
*hugs for Trish and her Father*
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mary
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response 201 of 691:
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Oct 20 22:36 UTC 2000 |
The thought on cranberry juice is not that it makes the urine's pH too
acid and therefore hostile to bacteria, but rather it keeps the bacteria
from attaching to the bladder wall.
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senna
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response 202 of 691:
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Oct 21 01:00 UTC 2000 |
Very bad news tonight. Details unknown. More to come later.
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senna
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response 203 of 691:
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Oct 21 14:59 UTC 2000 |
My Dad's cancer has returned. Well, apparently, it never really left. He
now has cancer all over his spine. I don't really know much more of the
prognosis.
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birdy
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response 204 of 691:
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Oct 21 21:32 UTC 2000 |
UGH...oh my god, senna. I'm so sorry. =(
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anderyn
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response 205 of 691:
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Oct 22 00:34 UTC 2000 |
Sorry to hear that, senna. I'll be praying for your dad.
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jiffer
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response 206 of 691:
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Oct 22 02:15 UTC 2000 |
*hugs for steve and his family*
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hematite
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response 207 of 691:
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Oct 22 02:56 UTC 2000 |
<hugs Steve tightly> Remember what I told you...OSU football players
with tumors landing on their heads. ;)
The big head chief cancer doctor will be in Monday to visit Steve's dad
and give a better diagnosis, I guess. (I don't understand medical
jargon) His dad was in good spirits this evening when I visited him,
with Steve, before coming back to Lansing. Resting presumably
comfortable, as his pain medication was beginning to wear off.
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beeswing
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response 208 of 691:
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Oct 22 04:48 UTC 2000 |
::wishes good karma and healing to all::
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arabella
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response 209 of 691:
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Oct 23 07:31 UTC 2000 |
Jiffer, at Whole Foods you can get concentrated cranberry
capsules that give you the cranberry effects you need
without drinking all that liquid. It's called Cranactin,
and it works. Also, I've heard that blueberries also cause
the slippery bladder effects.
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jerryr
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response 210 of 691:
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Oct 23 10:57 UTC 2000 |
good karma to your dad, senna
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mooncat
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response 211 of 691:
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Oct 23 14:40 UTC 2000 |
<hugs to Steve>
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jazz
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response 212 of 691:
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Oct 23 15:12 UTC 2000 |
Good luck Steve and Steve's dad. It's a tough thing to go through.
I hate that Eudora pushed me to upgrade to 5.0, and when I did the
only noticeable difference I found is that it started spewing ads at me (I
had paid for it previously), and eventually told me it'd disable itself if
I didn't provide marketing information.
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jiffer
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response 213 of 691:
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Oct 23 15:56 UTC 2000 |
Very frustrating day at work... i am going to go nuts... or at least
nuttier... Grrrr. .
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anderyn
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response 214 of 691:
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Oct 23 16:08 UTC 2000 |
Bummed because I can't get an appointment at MedRehab for my achy
foot/ankle/knee until November 15!!!!
Gak.
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jiffer
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response 215 of 691:
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Oct 23 17:03 UTC 2000 |
I am starting to *hate* lazy programmers that can't make a fast, program with
no errors...I have gotten to the point of being embarressed when I have to
*attempt* to pull a customer's account. grrr! DIE!
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senna
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response 216 of 691:
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Oct 23 17:22 UTC 2000 |
The support I've gotten from people I know has been wonderful. Thanks to all
those involved.
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beeswing
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response 217 of 691:
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Oct 23 21:21 UTC 2000 |
And like today has sorta sucked because it's run run run all day long
and I feel all fat and gross and blurpy and i try on boots none of them
fit because i can't zip past mid-calf so now I need some kickass lace
up boots but hell, they're expensive and i got no money until next week
and my hair looks stupid and tonight i have to go to the funeral
visitation and it makes me so sad for everyone and I'm sad that my
friend doesn't have a father now, at least not a living one....
but I do get to see my beeyootiful nephew tonight. Hence, I'm ok.
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scg
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response 218 of 691:
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Oct 24 04:30 UTC 2000 |
I hope things go well, Steve.
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bru
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response 219 of 691:
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Oct 25 13:15 UTC 2000 |
I am bummed because a wasted a cup of napoleon brandy yesterday while trying
to bake cakes in canning jars.
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russ
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response 220 of 691:
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Oct 26 01:59 UTC 2000 |
IBB I don't really have time to actively participate in very
many of the discussions here, and the one or two I can keep
up with are the ones that are rant-provoking instead of the
lighter, fun ones.
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aruba
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response 221 of 691:
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Oct 26 02:55 UTC 2000 |
Re #219: Bruce, you actually put the canning jars in the oven with batter
inside them? How fascinating. I'd be afraid the jars would break.
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bru
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response 222 of 691:
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Oct 26 11:31 UTC 2000 |
yup. you fill the jar a little less than half full with your cake of choice,
using the quilted jelly jars after coating the inside of the jar with melted
crisco, then bake 35 to 45 minutes. Cake bakes up right in the jar. While
still warm, put the canning lids on and it seals juat like a jam would.
Supposed to last over a year. makes one serving per jar.
Your mileage may vary...
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ashke
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response 223 of 691:
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Oct 26 14:09 UTC 2000 |
Hmm....that sounds cool...
IBB computers suck. My work computer is acting up, a simple reload and
hardware addition is turning into major pains, and any efforts to do anything
other than the "immediate gotta get done" stuff is out. <sigh> I will relax
and sleep well soon...I swear...
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aruba
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response 224 of 691:
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Oct 26 14:14 UTC 2000 |
Re #222: How do you get the cake out of the jar?
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