Bone Marrow Test Update
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Comments (8)Too bad a person can re-edit ones post to fix such things, or spelling and grammar errors one didn't notice before posting. Police called me last night and told me he gave the lady a $400 ticket. Someone will also have to pay the towing and an impound fee of $100 per day to get the car back. Seems the lady a record 4 pages long of driving offenses. She of coarse has no license or insurance, and the car isn't registered to her. Seems it belongs to an uncle. Sounds like she's some kind of druggie who has a habit of getting doped up then drives. None of that helps me of coarse. Just puts that lady in a deeper hole to dig out of some day if she ever chooses to try. Don't understand why we all have to put up with such people. She should have been in jail years ago imo. So, she got a ticket? She probably got dozens of them she never appeared for already, and I'm sure she'll be driving as soon as she can get her hands on another car....See MoreBeachlily - our friend's son with ALD (update)
Comments (16)Thanks for the new replies. Update on Blake. Today is his last day of chemo. Tomorrow he has total body irradiation and Wednesday IS THE BIG DAY!!! 2nd bone marrow transplant. Live donor - 8 out of 8 points matching. They have a large enough dose so that if they see the need, in a few weeks, they can "boost" the transplant. They have been giving him meds to help prevent host vs. graft disease (I hope I have that right). He is doing well, not feeling bad yet, but a little sick to his tummy. He has had a wonderful attitude through this. His best friend from here in TN was there last week to visit and that really was good medicine. Blake is ready to come back to TN, however, best case scenerio, would be that he come home late September. I will let you all know how things are progressing. Please send out lots of prayers and good thoughts on Wednesday!! Thank you so much. tina...See MoreHave Bones To Pick With
Comments (12)So I bought a bunch of marrow scoops and finally put one to the test for lunch today. It seemed like a good bulk of google searches led me to the same recipe, so it's the one I used. I must say that once I stopped being scared of it and plopped a good blob on my bread, I really enjoyed it and saw the appeal. Good thing, as I spent a small fortune on those spoons. I can be a real idiot when it comes to impulse buying. Anyway, a question: What do "proper" roasted marrow bones look like? The marrow from the top and bottom of the bone was kind of grayish brown as in dcarch's pictures and had a loose jello consistency. The middle was also gelatinous, but firmer and more salmon colored. Is this mixture ok or did I undercook it? I slightly preferred the gray for its beefier flavor, but I'd have been afraid of it all melting away had I roasted it longer. Plus I liked the "salmon", too. Here is a link that might be useful: Fergus Henderson's Roasted Marrow Bones...See MoreGood bones stand the test of time?... 1985 Kitchen Refresh *Pic
Comments (24)gbsim Your house with real wood trim, moulding and doors look very lovely, warm and grounded. Don't let anyone paint that beautiful wood trim in awful contractor special white that looks shiny and tacky at the same time. I am so tired of looking at cheaply done MDF shiny white trim on so many houses that it is a breath of fresh air to see real wood trim and moulding. Not only does the MDF and bad paint job make the trim look shiny, most people end up picking stark white that makes the trim look like pimples with make up on it. Coupled with strong paint color on the walls, whew! Good luck selling your house! It really has kept its age well. I know what you are talking about: the unknown construction quality. We have gutted and redid our house. There is nothing left of the original house. We can't imagine not knowing how things were done behind the walls. My husband even had them put metal flashing between each joins of the lap siding! (kind of extreme but...) We have a walk out basement: we call it daylight basement here. They don't live like basemnet at all. I suggest exploring in floor hydronic heating for the basement slab. It is expensive but it makes the basement quite comfortable....See MoreElmer J Fudd
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