Geezer Garage
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Sorry about the breakup Holly. Keep your chin up, and I'm sure things will get better. I'm going through the same thing after 34 yrs. It's hard, but life goes on.
The union can be very supportive if there‘re any problems. They may also help increase wages.What good is having a part time job, if your pay goes to supporting the Union?!!!!!![]()
link sausages always..although I've heard of a few people using meatballs... in a batter known as Yorkshire pudding batter.. basically a savoury pancake batter ... Swede is often mistaken for turnip here, but they're not the same...I had to look up swede and carrot mash. Looks like swede is much the same as rutabaga. While I was at it, I looked up toad-in-the-hole. In the US, it's an egg cooked in a cutout of bread or toast.
Do you use bangers or just pork link sausages?
we call it a 'Sarnie' here... or sometimes a sammitchLaundry and vacuumed today. Went to supermarket yesterday.
Sliced roast beef at the deli counter on sale 9.99 lb. Cod fillets 8.99 lb at the seafood counter.
Doggy and I enjoyed baked cod last night and I had a roast beef sammie for brunch.
sorry to hear that Frank... that's precisely what happened with my last one. ..almost word for word. That was my third over a period of 3 or 4 years, and when the pain relief didn't last any longer than a few weeks the last time, Doc stopped doing the cortisone injection, saying there was no longer any point.Off to a follow-up appt with the spine doc. I'll tell him the spinal injection (for pain) had only a short-term effect. Kicked in 2 or 3 weeks after, and lasted maybe a month or so. Good while it lasted.
I suppose he'll either schedule me for another injection or we'll discuss another surgery.
Perhaps Swede is one of the sweet potato varieties, if not turnip then?Swede is often mistaken for turnip here, but they're not the same...
What a transition for you also, Geezer.... Sorry to hear that, too.Sorry about the breakup Holly. Keep your chin up, and I'm sure things will get better. I'm going through the same thing after 34 yrs. It's hard, but life goes on.
No it's not a potato.. it's a root vegetable..also called Swedish Turnip.. and rutabaga in the USAPerhaps Swede is one of the sweet potato varieties, if not turnip then?
And I don't think Swede refers to any squash varieties either.
That might make sense, as sweet potato vines generally grow well in more moderate and warmer temps, and in many places with longer growing seasons, than the colder places where turnip and rutabaga thrive....???
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Have been on a search for a very kind person who cleared my driveway on Sunday.
I didn't hear or see them.....i was involved in a power nap.
I sent a thank you to a person, later Sunday, who i thought had done it......he wasn't the one.
With so many having cell phones only, hard to find persons.
It was done with a walking snow blower, so tried to scout out which direction they came from.
Looked like he came from 2nd house down from me.
Since Monday was a holiday, called his work yesterday, and sure enough, it was him, he doesn't want paid, extended a BIG THANK YOU.
He knew i have a business do it......but he thought with the long weekend, would be no one there till tuesday, thought i should be cleared out in case of an emergency.
There are still very KIND persons in the world.
No it's not a potato.. it's a root vegetable..also called Swedish Turnip.. and rutabaga in the USA
Turnips are smaller with white flesh, and Swedes are larger with orange flesh
Thanks, Holly.sorry to hear that Frank... that's precisely what happened with my last one. ..almost word for word. That was my third over a period of 3 or 4 years, and when the pain relief didn't last any longer than a few weeks the last time, Doc stopped doing the cortisone injection, saying there was no longer any point.
I suspect it may be different in the USA given that they're paid for it.. whereas here they won't necessarily do a procedure if it's going to cost the NHS and it will be of little benefit to the patient..
Yes, but if you are working part time, sometimes the dues is more than your check. That is all I was getting at.The union can be very supportive if there‘re any problems. They may also help increase wages.
You are so sweet....thank you!Hope you're feeling better, @Trila. Take care.
I remember the snow when I was a kid...suburbs of Chicago. I don't miss it!Northwest Wisconsin.
wow...a wonderland....Finished plowing, and putting a new set of blades in the wood planer for the next mission.
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