Linda, that stuff was soooo good. Everyone was hovering around the kitchen bar scooping this stuff up like gold nuggets. Me, I thought I'd be sly and hide that last bit in the fridge to secretly devour later...well, after getting home from the garden tours on Monday I went to have a snack, there was the container in the fridge....EMPTY!! I think Jan ate it up behind my back! That tiny lil thing was going "it ain't hot, it ain't hot"! Whaaaaa I loved the way the heat grew on you and it was such a crunchy fresh taste of corn, peppers and onion. Absolutely YUM O! Do you want me to send your empty container back to you? Did you get the lid? Or is that my container...lol See I burned some brain cells, too! Speaking of recipes...thre rum cake was absolutely CHOCOLATE DECADENCE! WOW! So rich and yummy, my guys are loving the last bits of morsels. Evas bean salad was so fresh and wonderful! I loved the combination of the different beans textures. Then MsMarions cookies, brownies and Blue Berry Muffins. The choc chips with Macadamia nuts were out of this world...I say "were" since my guys scooped the up the last ones and even ate all the crumbs. Lady's Sangria made my toes curl. That is good stuff babe! Thank you everyone for such delicious foods! We gardeners know not just how to garden but how to eat well too!

justjude, Exactly, Here is a link to the patteren for the hat. It is on my list of things to do "next"...LOL Misty, I love it in varegated yarn too - now all I have to learn is the provisional cast on and the Kitchner(? sp) stitch.. Elly Here is a link that might be useful: hat with cable band on circuluar needles

You're right. I need absolute concentration when I do this. Took me seventy years to finally get the hang of it. oops, spotted an error between FPD and FK should be a - not=

I have used cypro but not mirtazapine. I do know that they are dosed completely differently, though. I also would space them (and any other meds) two hours apart from the Pepcid so that the Pepcid doesn't interfere with absorption. Neither cypro nor mirtazapine work on all cats. You may find that one works for your girl but the other doesn't. It'll be trial and error to find out which has the desired effect and at what dosage. I will caution you to start with a very low dose of either one, though. The recommended dosages of each have been associated with some rather nasty side effects in some cats. The safest approach is to start with one at a very low dose, then increase, if necessary, until you either reach an effective dose or start experiencing unpleasant side effects. If the unpleasant side effects occur first, then it would be prudent to stop that drug and try the other one at a low (and potentially increasing) dose to see how she does on that one. I, personally, would start with cypro, since it seems to have fewer and less potentially severe side effects than mirtazapine. You can read about dosing recommendations for both drugs at the following link: Here is a link that might be useful: appetite stimulants and other appetite strategies