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Re: Frogmore Stew (WAS: Re: Lobster Question)

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  1. ----- Original Message -----
    From: "MoM" <[email hidden]>
    Newsgroups: rec.food.cooking
    Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 12:48 PM
    Subject: Re: Frogmore Stew (WAS: Re: Lobster Question)

    Quoted message said:
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    >> >> month and I definitely don't want to eat it! I've lost 73 lbs and
    >> >> I
    >> >> refuse
    >> >> to gain anything back!
    >> >>
    >> >> MoM
    >> >>
    >> >>
    >> >
    >> > Well done! :-)
    >> > I've only lost 45 and have 75 to go...
    >> >
    >> > I bought a Tilia as well and DO use it for stuff now that I know I
    >> > am
    >> > going to store long term, but I've not had it for very long and
    >> > there
    >> > is
    >> > a lot of old stuff in the freezer right now. We have a big chest
    >> > freezer.
    >> >
    >> > I still think the meal planning/inventory board is going to be the
    >> > way
    >> > to go. :-)
    >> >
    >> > Cheers!
    >> I've got 27 to go. Then I can get free surgery!
    >>
    >> MoM
    >>
    >>
    >
    > What kind of surgery?

    All that lose skin on my abdomen.

    MoM

    Ah! Got it. :-)
    I may need that myself eventually but will have a co-pay.
    I've already talked to the plastic surgeon at work and he told me to
    wait 1 year to see how much the skin will shrink back by itself first.

    With the stretch marks I have, I'm sure I'll have to deal with at least
    some cutting. <shiver> not happy about it either, but oh well!

    Surgery doesn't bother me too much, but then, I was an OR Tech. I know
    what goes on and I'm hoping
    when I have mine I can have an epidural and avoid the general anaesthetic.

    MoM

    Quoted message said:

    You and me both! I'm not an OR tech or a nurse, but I do work in health
    care. :-)

    Quoted message said:

    Even Epidurals carry a risk, but they seem to be less hard on you than
    general anesthesia.

    Yep. I know the risks. Had one for each of my kids. Stay Flat!
    Otherwise, I never had a problem
    with it.

    MoM

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