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25 new of 588 responses total.
scott
response 470 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 15 19:27 UTC 2003

Club sandwich at Arbor Brewing, followed by tea and a cookie at Eastern
Accents.
happyboy
response 471 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 15 21:22 UTC 2003

eggamoobymuffins.
keesan
response 472 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 15 21:33 UTC 2003

Mashed turnip with sliced rutabaga on cold rice with pickled lime.  Still
trying to eat fresh local produce.  Other options were black radish, green
radish, or white radish (daikon) or purple cabbage, onions, potatoes, squash.
Or a very large pumpkin.
bhoward
response 473 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 01:30 UTC 2003

ira-kamo tsukune, gyoza, atsu age, hotate batta furai, pitcher of beer.
tsty
response 474 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 07:06 UTC 2003

rice beer?
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bhoward
response 475 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 11:25 UTC 2003

nah, nah.  da odda kine.
scott
response 476 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 14:27 UTC 2003

Pancakes with salmon-flavored cream cheese, Earl Grey tea.
other
response 477 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 18:07 UTC 2003

experimental paella.  unanimously lauded by all.  what a wonderful 
birthday gift.  :)
tpryan
response 478 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 18:22 UTC 2003

        Ham and cheese sandwhich.
remmers
response 479 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 20:37 UTC 2003

For lunch, a garden salad slapped together by yours truly.  Spinach,
red yellow and orange peppers, carrots, tomato, avacodo, cucumber,
olive oil, wine vinegar, and a bit of turkey meat to provide
protein.  For dessert, a small apple.
keesan
response 480 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 00:42 UTC 2003

Local organic produce for supper consisting of boiled/mashed Jerusalem
artichokes from when Jim weeded the front yard (they were flowering profusely
about 10 feet high) and brussels sprouts fresh from the stalk that we bought
at market.   Most years we freeze lots of vegetables and fruits for winter
but this year since I don't have the energy we are planning to empty our
freezer of things from the last two years.  Especially since they started to
thaw during the August blackout.
tod
response 481 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 19:34 UTC 2003

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mynxcat
response 482 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 20:22 UTC 2003

Subway sandwich and tea
tod
response 483 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 22:44 UTC 2003

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bhoward
response 484 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 23:25 UTC 2003

had a company dinner last night at a place called nobu's near roppongi.
mmmm.  sashimi, sushi, maguro steak with a tamanegi pepper shoyu sauze,
filet mignon with pan seared pate of some sort, miso soup, dessert.
happyboy
response 485 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 02:30 UTC 2003

...lipitor,d-fibz.
keesan
response 486 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 02:54 UTC 2003

Six premedication pills in pear sauce, bread, cheese, and apples all eaten
with my right hand since my left had was hooked up.  A raw carrot.  This week
I should eat lots of fiber and drink lots of liquids.
bru
response 487 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 03:43 UTC 2003

Spelt spagetti with tomato and mushroom sauce, meatballs, and a mixed greens
salad.
gelinas
response 488 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 05:57 UTC 2003

Jambalaya and seafood gumbo.  Cornbread muffins.  Ceasar salad.  Apple pie
with cheddar cheese.
tsty
response 489 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 07:02 UTC 2003

took mom to the bar .. chicken soup and 1/2 lb burger - luved it
keesan
response 490 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 13:55 UTC 2003

Prilosec on homemade pear sauce, to be followed in an hour by breakfast with
more pear sauce (prednisone).  The menu through Friday also includes food with
no salt but lots of fiber.  We have plenty of Jerusalem artichoke, for which
the coop is asking $6.50 a pound.  Once you plant one, you have a jungle of
them that is hard to remove.  They need no weeding, fertilizer, or much sun.
bhoward
response 491 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 15:56 UTC 2003

Dessert tonight was more of Sunday's homemade applesauce (a little
too heavy on the clove, I'm afraid but ah well).
tod
response 492 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 23:02 UTC 2003

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gelinas
response 493 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 23:24 UTC 2003

Nothing like good scotch to chase anabuse. :)
tod
response 494 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 23:28 UTC 2003

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