Susan I would not mind it at all hahahahahaha Eloise would you like to see the black one ON or off on me? roflmao Deb just something I thought of by coming up with a new way of doing T shirts for the grandkids. Of course they will NOT get brugs on theirs hahahahahaha Dorothy no LIVE brugs for me until they start growing again :-( But it was one of mine that flowered as a tiny plant. Theresa I wish I could sleep through the night just once! But after feeding the hungry lions lol at 3 am, I went back to bed and did sleep a little later today. My husband totally ruined them by feeding them when HE usually gets up lol OH Staples sells them iron on sheets. Lucy

As I remember it, the doctor didn't even mention "arthroscope" but he did say he'd make four little incisions and go in there with a tiny camera to see what the damage was, and would repair whatever was wrong at the same time. I guess I just assumed it was a laser thing. They did use the word "arthroscope" right before they prepped me for surgery, and explained it in more detail. I could've backed out then but something had to be done, I don't think a torn meniscus gets better by itself. I could be wrong, but I gave it the whole summer hoping. I will for sure talk to them about being so sick if/when I need to have stuff done again. I had a heel spur removed arthroscopically about two years ago and the surgeon sent me home with a prescription for nausea, which I didn't even have at all after surgery. I don't know what the difference is but obviously it was something. I might call that foot doctor and ask, just so I know. Seems like today's doctors are done seeing you so fast these days, they're gone off to the next patient before you can even process what they tell you enough to think of questions. I didn't feel like the post-op instructions were very good, there was a space for the surgeon to write his office phone number in and it was blank. The foot surgeon, two years ago, personally called me the evening after surgery to see how I was and he had his office number AND after-hours number written down for me. The sheet he sent home with me had post-op exercises on it and heat-cold treatment and even a little electric "tingler" with electrodes which was supposed to help with healing. There was none of that this time. A nurse from the hospital called me on the afternoon of the second day. I was given a sheet about Deep Vein Thrombosis and what to do to prevent it, and a sheet about when to remove the bandages but nothing very detailed. I just today copied off some instructions of exercises to do after arthroscopic knee surgery, which don't sound like they'll hurt anything to try to do. He did write "no ambulatory restrictions" on my post-op sheet, after all. I was to remove the bandages after the second day and I do just have four holes on my knee. It sounds to me like your friend's surgeon made a mistake and performed the wrong surgery. It happens more than people know. But then again, maybe once he got in there he found he needed to do more. He didn't explain any of that to her? That's sloppy, and is what lawsuits are made of.

Interesting- seems like a good suggestion. Comparably, not much of a flat useable surface on the top, and it also opens on the narrow end as apposed to the wide end. If it is a dough box, it must have been made to fit in a particular space.

I just got home from babysitting, where I shared a package of the seaweed with my 2-year-old grandson. He loved it!