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  1. 2 hours ago, brillohead said:

    Half the pain meds, twice as often during the daytime

    Thank you! I am a retired pharmacist, but having someone who has actually experienced post op pain due to a tonsillectomy is valuable. And I will keep the hydration requirement in mind. 
     

    Did you drink just water, or was there anything else that appealed? I guess Jello would be good.

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  2. On 9/22/2022 at 7:06 AM, F3rpect said:

    No.

    Covid is still killing many more Americans than the Flu. The CDC says we're averaging 356 American Covid deaths per day right now.

    https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#datatracker-home

    That's about 130,000 per year.

    Flu ranges from 12,000 to 52,000 American deaths per year.

    https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/index.html

    So Covid is still causing 2.5x to 11x as many deaths as the Flu.

    Things are better than they were last year, but we are not back to "normal" yet.

    I hope the links work, otherwise you can google the data.

     

    I've been enjoying cruising this year, but with precautions.

    I didn’t mean to respond with a laughing face. I wanted to see who was the (can’t say it) that though that deaths were funny. Apologies.

  3. 5 minutes ago, singinalot said:

    we're booking a cruise! Finally!  If only Royal's website would work this morning...

    I have a 4 day weekend in October so we've decided to bite the bullet and do a short cruise out of Miami.  Our first since January 2020. Can't wait.

    Let us know how it was! We have a 4 day cruise in March- first since Nov 2019.

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  4. It’s about 46 degrees here, but the high today is going to be 57, which is fine. I don’t think we have had frost yet.

     

    I will be going out to see my daughter, because she is having her tonsils removed. I understand that as an adult, the recovery is quite painful, but her ENT look a look and agreed that she needed it done. At least mommy will be there to look after the grandson and baby her (at least, as must as she will accept!). Her husband is a contractor, so he wants to work as much as possible before the weather changes.

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  5. 20 minutes ago, Crystabel said:

    We’re visiting Vancouver overnight before a cruise. There will be a couple occasions where we will be tipping in cash. Since the exchange rate is favorable for US citizens, would those we are tipping prefer we use US dollars? 

    No.

    They will accept it, without saying anything, but no one goes into a bank these days, and it’s not usable without exchanging it. 

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  6. 1 minute ago, Lionesss said:

    Well it happened. 
    Pretty kitty has a new nickname. 
     

    Her good cat name is Lizzy

     

    When the little ball of fur mis behaves it is

    LIZARD. 

     


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    Meet Lizard. 
    Playing clawing curtains 

    Time for second pedicure. 

    It’s over a hot air return- the curtains probably billow enticingly. She’s so cute, and they’re just curtains! 😁

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  7. 50 minutes ago, Momof3gurlz said:

    I’m super picky about chicken, to the point that I rarely order it in a restaurant.  I just don’t feel they clean all the yucky stuff (we call them chicken “oogies”) off like I do at home

    I thought I was the only one! My husband eats through everything- fat, gristle, tendons…🤢

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  8. 2 hours ago, HBE4 said:

     

    I'm not sure I ever mentioned this but Thor has to be the coolest pet name ever.

     

    Next pet I have will be named Thor, even if its just a goldfish. 😃

    Thanks!

     

    He’s my son’s dog, but my Dad had a German Shepherd named Thor, so when James leaned that, Thor had to be Thor.

     

    The cats are hoping that he’ll be gone soon, but not until Christmas. He’s actually a really nice dog, but the cats don’t think there is any such thing.

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  9. 43 minutes ago, aussielozzie18 said:

    Tbh, I thought  everyone would be bored of my Sydney harbour/bridge/opera house/ferry photos -so pleased you still enjoy them.  Spring is around the corner and I appear to have recovered from the worst of the vertigo that had prevented me from going anywhere much in the last couple of months, so fingers crossed for more walks & a cruise over summer.

    DD has booked a week in Queenstown, New Zealand to hike so if that goes ahead, will have them to share too.

    No, never! You take lovely photos- I especially enjoy the flowers and birds. 
     

    Since the majority of us are North American, I think we like to see other places, whether it’s England, Israel or Australia. 

     

    Glad that the vertigo is resolving.

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  10. 28 minutes ago, Ocean Boy said:

    Cheeseburgers and left over pizza would suite me just fine for breakfast.

    Mmm, pizza for breakfast- it’s even good cold.

     

    Baked beans are often served for breakfast in Canadian Forces messes.

     

    My father, when he came from Scotland, wanted the slice of tomato which was often served for breakfast put on the grill. Apparently, it was a garnish, and that was impossible.

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