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Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
added about 1 year agowelcome back to earth! Now, don't you really need an ipad?
Missed you! Great to hear from you again.
Ouch! But happy to hear that you've started climbing down your braids, and sounds like no witches, just a caring mother! Looking forward to a fully happy ending.
Every day is an adventure in cooking, even the leftover days. Today I am making ricotta for the first time, so I'm hoping for great success.
Cynthia is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
added about 1 year agoLovely to hear from you again. And how fortunate that your mother is caring for you so well. I've finally gotten my blog up and running. Look forward to hearing more from you.
Thanks,guys!I got to briefly escape again today...but I'll still be in the tower for another month or so.The doctor says it's OK for me to do some walking but no stairs yet cause the cicatrization process though advanced is not complete.My mom says hello!
Ouch! My husband snapped his achilles tendon a few years ago. After an operation to reattach the tendon and being fitted for a boot, he started walking immediately. I just got back from a fabulous trip to Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay.(yesterday) We wanted to start in Brazil but a visa takes 2 weeks and lots of $$$ in fees. Next time!
I chose not to have the surgery cause my dr. told me it would take just as long to recover,with or without it,and that I would need a cast anyway.The only gain would be lower risk to another rupture in the future..."lower" not "any",so at the split second I had to decide I went for cast and bed rest and I think it was the best choice for me.No risk of infections,no scars and no nights spent at the hospital...On a ligther note:my grandfather was from Argentina.I've never been,but would love to!And you're right:Brazil is really Taxland -but it pays off when you seat on Copacabana's hot sand enjoying the cool breeze from the ocean and sipping water from an icy coconut,having some fried fish while watching the sunset view,birds flying,the nice people,the relaxed low key atmosphere...Did I convince you?