TOTALLY GEEKED!

Mexican.

We're going to have Mexican too. King Ranch Chicken. DH is going to help me make it. I was feeling better and now feel icky again. DH is plying me with Emergen-C. That stuff tastes horrid. And I have chai tea.

I have 2 Lean Cuisine meals...Oh joy!

flan

Southern_Belle wrote:

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Eat them both.

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 One is salmon & one is chicken.

I also have chips...they are like crack...lattice cut & cheese & black pepper flavored.

flan

Ok I take it back. One of the Girl Scout cookies is pretty good. The new lemon ones are addictive.

I always forget how much I like lemon cookies, cakes and pies.

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lilyofcourse wrote:

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FNW wrote:

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I have a funeral at Arlington Cemetery to attend today.

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 Sorry to hear this.

 

I have always wanted to visit Arlington. 

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 Wanted to spit on Teddy Kennedy's grave, but there was a guard there.  I'm probably not the only one who would try it. So instead, I released gas while I passed by.

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FNW wrote:

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lilyofcourse wrote:

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FNW wrote:

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I have a funeral at Arlington Cemetery to attend today.

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 Sorry to hear this.

 

I have always wanted to visit Arlington. 

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 Wanted to spit on Teddy Kennedy's grave, but there was a guard there.  I'm probably not the only one who would try it. So instead, I released gas while I passed by.

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LOL!!! Too funny!

 

Oh lovely. Where?

I had the salmon. It was good!

flan

flan327 wrote:

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I had the salmon. It was good!

flan

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 I'm kinda picky about salmon. 

They make good spring rolls.

Ok so tomorrow I am leaving work really early, actually its a shame I have to get up at all to go in. Even though salaried, I charge labor to a contract and have been working a bit extra every day. The traffic has been great! Anyway leaving by 11, meeting a friend for lunch near home at a fantastic Mexican restaurant. Then DD has a sleep over so I am thinking exercise and a long walk with the dog. The w/e is all about starting the spring clean up. Can't do a lot due to the snow still here but can clean out stuff, purging, and then picking out the bathroom stuff for when i have the downstairs bathroom re done this spring. I am feeling great. Non sub zero temps with do that!

Southern_Belle wrote:

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Oh lovely. Where?

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 I am not sure. They named the hospital but I couldn't hear it over two boys, a video game and a barking dog. 

It was on the ABC nightly news. 

The patient, who had volunteered to treat Ebola patients in Sierra Leone, is expected to arrive at the hospital in Bethesda, Md., on Friday. The worker will stay in the NIH Clinical Center Special Clinical Studies Unit, one of a handful of units in the USA designed to treat the most dangerous pathogens.

NIH officials have not released any information about the identity of the patient, the 11th person with Ebola to be treated in the USA.

The NIH also treated nurse Nina Pham, who contracted Ebola while caring for the USA's first Ebola patient in Dallas, as well as two health workers who had "high-risk" exposures to Ebola in West Africa but who did not become sick. Atlanta's Emory Hospital, Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha and New York's Bellevue Hospital also treated Ebola patients last year.

At least 24,340 people have been infected with Ebola since the West African outbreak began in December 2013. More than 10,000 people have died, including nearly 500 health workers, according to the World Health Organization.

The number of new Ebola cases has declined sharply since the peak of the outbreak last summer, especially in Liberia, which recently discharged its last Ebola patient. Liberia has had no new Ebola cases for two weeks. Sierra Leone and Guinea reported 58 new cases each in the week ending March 8, according to the WHO.

You never know who in your community just came back from overseas. It's could be the person who just used the grocery cart you just grabbed or the person standing next to you in line. So scary.

Southern_Belle wrote:

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You never know who in your community just came back from overseas. It's could be the person who just used the grocery cart you just grabbed or the person standing next to you in line. So scary.

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 I just can't go around thinking that way, though.

flan

But Ebola can't live in there for four hours.

lilyofcourse wrote:

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But Ebola can't live in there for four hours.

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In where?

flan 

lilyofcourse wrote:

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That is what the doctors CDC and other reports said about it last time we were dealing with it here.

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I still don't understand "where" it's living.

flan 

Actually, I'm not going to live in fear of going to a public place, so thanks.

flan

I hate when you have a cold and you blow your nose and you're like YES, I blew a bunch out. Only to realize it fills right back up again.

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Oh, and you know what's miserable? One side of your nose is all stuffed up so you roll over and for a moment your nose clears up and you're excited because you think you can finally breathe only to realize it just all went to the side you're laying on.

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 I hate that!

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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chef wrote:

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Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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Oh, and you know what's miserable? One side of your nose is all stuffed up so you roll over and for a moment your nose clears up and you're excited because you think you can finally breathe only to realize it just all went to the side you're laying on.

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 I hate that!

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 See? I'm NOT crazy.  This happens to everyone!  I just don't mind talking about snot.

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My nose likes to double the fun by having the newly stuffed up side drain constantly. I've adopted the habit of getting comfy, sticking a tissue in the drain-y side, and just sleeping with my mouth open. Thankfully, I don't get colds often.

DH, however, gave me what's been plaguing him the past few days. Sore throats and a toddler don't mix :( 

Give it back to DH then take a vacay somewhere ;)