Chat With Reyn

Reyn wrote:

Tico, eoe, sorry, something other than alcohol. I'm not allowed to drink, as per doctor's advice. It's a gastro-intestinal thing.

Any other suggestions? The clock's ticking down.

Valium?

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Reyn wrote:

It's time, Reyn, time to walk the Green Mile......

Bye everybody. Nice knowing youse guys.

Aint that the tooth..

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Ticomaya wrote:

Reyn wrote:
Tico, eoe, sorry, something other than alcohol. I'm not allowed to drink, as per doctor's advice. It's a gastro-intestinal thing.

Any other suggestions? The clock's ticking down.

Valium?

Unfortunately, I missed that suggestion by 3 minutes, but thanks! :wink:

Yup, I'm back. Surprisingly not too much worse for wear. Of course, the freezing hasn't gone 100% yet.

I was given a prescription for Tylenol #3. Hmmm, I wonder what they're trying to tell me. Rolling Eyes

Actually, the worst part was the 2 needles in the gum and that damn drilling! Hate the drilling! Mad

It echoes in your head and shakes you up. Other than that, it wasn't so bad as I had figured.

I had a root canal done in the '70s by a dentist called Dr. Blond. I'm sure he's long since retired. He had an office number of......wait for it......#1313! Shocked

Can you believe it? A dentist's office yet!!

So, I think supper's going to be a little rice, or something like that.

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Hey rain, thinking of you sorta kinda.

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dyslexia wrote:

Hey rain, thinking of you sorta kinda.

Well, that warms me right up. :wink:

My mouth is starting to feel unfrozen now. Surprisingly, still no real pain to speak of.

Good thing I like rice.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/blackadder/ecards/images/ecard9.jpg

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What's for supper, everyone?

Hamburgers, from scratch, here!

http://www.jungle-life.com/media/1/20050725-hamburger.jpg

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Hey Edgar! Where the heck have you been? You're late for supper!

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My wife's gone off with her sister. I been snacking and playing with the dogs, watching some of the playoffs.

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Reyn wrote:

What's for supper, everyone?

Hamburgers, from scratch, here!

scratch eh, we use beef in ontario

Very Happy

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edgarblythe wrote:

My wife's gone off with her sister. I been snacking and playing with the dogs, watching some of the playoffs.

Ah, haven't seen you around lately.

Are you a cook at all? I'm hopeless.

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djjd62 wrote:

Reyn wrote:
What's for supper, everyone?

Hamburgers, from scratch, here!

scratch eh, we use beef in ontario

Hardy, har, har! Smarty!

Whatcha have for supper then? :wink:

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cabbage rolls, mashed potato

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Actually, raising four kids, my wife and I divided up chores around the house. I did all the cooking then. I am no gourmet cook. Many meals were improvised goulashes. My oldest daughter onc said she missed those meals.

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edgarblythe wrote:

Actually, raising four kids, my wife and I divided up chores around the house. I did all the cooking then. I am no gourmet cook. Many meals were improvised goulashes. My oldest daughter onc said she missed those meals.

camping, my dad used to make something he called gunk, it was basically hamburger, tomatoe soup macaroni and what ever else happened to be on hand (canned peas, corn, yellow beans, you get the picture), we loved it

i've made it every once in awhile, good comfort food

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the hominy in my posole didn't get done enough so it will simmer all night, should be yummy tomorrow. Tonight I had a ham/cheese sammich.

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hominy?

posole?

what magic is this?

now ham & cheese sammich i understand

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Posole is a soup made from hominy which is made from kernels of corn that have been soaked in lye. Yummy, huh?

(I never could eat hominy again after I learned that.)

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ever had lutafisk?

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now who was the first person to say, hey let's soak our food in cleaning products, then eat it

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