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  1. I would wait on this for a while. Flights for my cruise next January just became available. The first day there were only 5 to choose from and none were flex fares. The next day had more choices and some flex fares added in. Give it some time.
  2. I hope you are feeling better now. No need for apologies. Roy has your back!
  3. Good morning, everyone! It is a snowy morning here in mid-Michigan. We got a heavy dusting of snow on the ground. The driveway is mostly clear as are the roads. Most will melt off this afternoon and definitely tomorrow. By Tuesday we are back in the 60s. But, today is a day meant for wrapping up in a quilt and watching movies. I echo everyone's concern about @kazu. I hope we hear from her soon. Pork Zuppa is a pork soup. It is made with ground pork, potatoes, and kale and has a creamy broth. https://www.eatingwell.com/recipe/263203/slow-cooker-pork-zuppa/ That is a perfect meal for a day like today! Zuppa Toscana, a pork soup, is a favorite at Olive Garden. This version has bacon in it. Mmmmmhttps://selfproclaimedfoodie.com/zuppa-toscana/ This one is similar to the last one, just a little different on the seasonings. https://www.themagicalslowcooker.com/slow-cooker-zuppa-toscana/ Wishing you all a wonderful day.
  4. That is good to know. Thank you. I really like cumin. I add that to a lot of dishes.
  5. I'm glad you enjoyed both recipes! I think the chicken stroganoff would be good as well. I may make that for the next Farkel Friday. Yes, leave the mushrooms in large pieces and let him pick them out.
  6. The Daily 4 took the recipe for the Chocolate Chicken to Ocean Bar and they made it for us. They charged extra - $12 - for it because it had so much alcohol in it. We didn't care as we were on a mission and doing research for the Daily. So, print out the recipe and take it to the bar. The worst that could happen is that they say no.
  7. Thank you for the feedback, Terry! I'm glad you enjoyed the soup. I thought about making it for last night's Farkel game, but decided to use things in the freezer instead. So, we had ribs and chicken. BTW, I won two out of three Farkel games!
  8. Good morning, everyone! It is a rainy day here in mid-Michigan. It has been raining since yesterday afternoon. Tomorrow the forecast is worse, so I guess I'll be happy with the rain. Nothing on the agenda today except the gym. My thumb is much better, but still a little numb. That may take a while to resolve. @grapau27 My condolences to Sarah, you, and Pauline on the death of Sarah's father. Chicken stroganoff reminds me of a dish my mom used to make that we called chicken liver casserole. She sauteed chicken livers and mushrooms in butter and a little sherry. Also sauteed ground beef and onions. The two were combined and mixed with sour cream and then with noodles, placed in a casserole dish and baked for a half hour. It was one of our favorite meals. Here's our first recipe: https://www.recipetineats.com/chicken-stroganoff/ The last recipe used chicken thighs and this one uses chicken breasts and coats them with a little flour before pan frying. That flour is what thickens the sauce in this recipe. https://cafedelites.com/chicken-stroganoff/ One last one that cuts up the chicken into smaller pieces and dredges them in flour before searing. The Dijon mustard and worcestershire sauce add flavor. https://www.saltandlavender.com/chicken-stroganoff/ Wishing you all a wonderful day!
  9. Sounds like your doc has had it with the system. I can't blame him. My orthopedic surgeon retired early because she was tired of dealing with insurance companies. She was excellent. For both knees when I was brought up to my room the nurse checking me in commented that I had the best doctor. She was a class act all over. Too bad that they are getting burned out by the system. Great news, Ann! I'm sure it is relief to all involved, especially your sister, to have a decision made and a plan to follow. I keep forgetting to mention that my middle name is Ann. I like it better than my first name. I always wanted to be Amy, though.
  10. @Haljo1935 I wonder if the particular drug ordered requires pre-authorization. Clerks at the insurance company know more than the doctors and the doctors have to prove they know what they are doing. Sometimes, that is hard for them.
  11. I only took one pair of jeans and only wore them the first day in San Diego and once on board the ship. The first two days out of San Diego can be chilly outside. Same for the way back with the last two days. In Hawaii I wore capris and shorts with sandals. It wasn't hot, hot, nor was it chilly in Hawaii except at mountain summits.
  12. I love your description of the drug companies and couldn't agree more.
  13. I did the same thing. Apparently, many of us thought of Single Care as well. I have no sympathy for the pharmaceutical industry. They are definitely price gouging. They regularly out perform all Fortune 500 companies. The bulk of their spending is not on research and development. The expensive part of that is generally done with grants from the US government. The largest expenditure of the drug companies is on advertising. I looked up Be Nasty Day as I couldn't believe that there was such a day. It has an interesting history. It originated when Hilary Clinton was referred to as "that nasty woman." The day isn't meant for being deliberately nasty for no good reason, rather for knowing one can stand their ground and say no firmly. The word ‘nasty’ has also taken a completely different connotation since Hillary Clinton was called that by her political opponent. Ever since, the word has become a feminist rallying cry, with women all over the world encouraged to be nasty to hold on to their rights and fight for what they believe in. The Nasty Woman has become part of memes, art and performing arts, books and magazines, and other popular culture. The Nasty woman Project took off, becoming an important part of the feminist movement, and working towards achieving gender equality. As the movement states, sometimes being nasty is what it takes to do what you need to do, and stand up for what you believe in, because there’s no other way to make people listen. https://nationaltoday.com/be-nasty-day/
  14. Good morning, everyone! It is a bit of a dreary day here in mid-Michigan. Rain is starting soon and is supposed to last all day. I'm going to water fitness this morning. I decided I need to change things up now and then. After water fitness we will be running some errands and then home for the afternoon. DB and DSIL will be over for dinner and Farkel this evening. The soup today looks good and would be a good meal to have on a chilly rainy day. I like the addition of wine to this soup to braise the meat in. I add red wine to my spicy bean soup and it adds a real depth of flavor to the soup. https://www.thespruceeats.com/braised-beef-short-rib-soup-995387 This next version is Asian inspired with mushrooms and swiss chard. https://www.skinnytaste.com/short-rib-soup-instant-pot-or-stove/ Galbitang or galbi-tang is Korean soup made with beef short ribs. Flavorful beef short ribs are simmered for over 1 hour among other aromatic vegetables (e.g. radishes, green onions, garlic and so on) and herbs. The result is deep, rich savory tasting soup with tender beef ribs. https://mykoreankitchen.com/galbitang-beef-short-rib-soup/ I think I'd go with number 2 or 3. Wishing you all a wonderful day!
  15. @cat shepard Great news! I'm sure there is huge relief all around.
  16. @sailingdutchy @Mr. Boston Caring thoughts for your friend Lauren. May she be comfortable and comforted.
  17. My injury occurred when my thumb got caught and squeezed. The glove I was wearing got caught in the snake coil and got wrapped very tightly around my thumb. We had to cut the glove off. It is getting better slowly. I see a big improvement today.
  18. Good morning, everyone! It is a chilly start to the day, but it is supposed to be mostly sunny and warm to the upper 40s. I have PT this morning then Sue and I are going to the craft store. She wants to make wreaths. @RedneckBob Today's meal is great comfort food in my book. I love anything cheesy. However, it is off the menu for us as we are watching the carbs and calories. I think tonight is fish and veggies. This first recipe is super easy. https://www.isabeleats.com/red-chicken-enchiladas/ This recipe includes beans in the filling. Beans are good for you because of the added fiber. https://www.gimmesomeoven.com/best-chicken-enchiladas-ever/ In this recipe Ree Drummond makes a white enchilada sauce. She describes it as creamy, dreamy, and cheesy. https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a11534/white-chicken-enchiladas/ Wishing you all a wonderful day!
  19. Thanks, Maxine! How long did it take to heal the thumb?
  20. Good for you! The thumb is doing ok. The whole hand got twisted and is bruised and a bit sore at times. But, as we said before, as long as I can pick up my coffee mug and wine glass, I'm good to go. I have been icing it, but that only works for a while. Thanks for the picture of Elliot Rose and I will keep the twins in my thoughts for a safe delivery. @Seasick Sailor Joy, I hope Allen's pinched nerve resolves quickly. @JazzyV Your cross stitch project is beautiful. Do, continue to work on it. @marshhawk Hoping all went well with the dermatologist. @Sharon in AZ I bet the house is going to look amazing! We are still so thrilled with our paint job. @Quartzsite Cruiser Lenda, the story about the mirror reminds me of my dad. He had so many parts of his car attached with duct tape it was unreal. One of the mirrors, a fender, a light, etc. My name is Hebrew and means Bee. Of course I am deathly afraid of them. Not allergic, just afraid.
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