You plant the eyes of the potato. One potato can make several plants. On Apr 16, 2013 7:47 PM, "Barbara Mangan" <[email protected]> wrote: > Jeannie, what part of the potatoe do you plant? Can I then put them in a > bag of potting soil and do what? Really anxious to hear your advice. > Barb > > > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I saw an interesting video on the internet a few days ago on growing the upside down tomatoes and etc. In the video they brought up the point that the pots you get in the kits are just too small to hold enough water to develop a good plant and good tomatoes. *Instead they used a five gallon bucket and even planted flowers in the top.* * * *Marilyn* On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 11:14 PM, Lisa Lepore <[email protected]>wrote: > You might want to try one tomato plant in a container. Not too much work, > and if you keep it watered & fertilized you should get a good yield. > My dad & step mother grow tomatoes & herbs in pots. Their tomatoes > were great last year. I gave my dad 2 artichokes in pots last year > on father's day. They survived the winter in the garage and are about > a foot tall now. Hope to have some artichokes this year. > > Lisa > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [email protected] [mailto:memory-lane- > > [email protected]] On Behalf Of Louise Valine > > Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2013 1:13 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Re: [ML] Gardens and back yards > > > > The kids and I planted potatoes one year. We didn't know what the heck > we > > were doing but we did have some. Don't know what they were, but progress. > > Our ground isn't really good hear. Some really hard. We have planted > carots > > and really strange looking ones. Ground to hard I think. You have alot > of > > energy when it is going in, then the summer comes on 100-110. Not so > much > fun > > then and the weeds grow. It was my husband and I the last garden and > there > > were more weeds than produce. So no more, I have thought some times of > > planting in a container on the deck and i could just take care of it. But > then > > re-think it maybe no. Just running out of energy I guess. I look at the > other > > ladies my age and usually they are sitting on their butt, no yard work or > any > > thing,Going to lunch, Enjoying there later years. Usually husband gone. > > And here I am, husband with damentia, some days good and some days bad. > > Mowing and all. Oh -Oh, I feel tired coming on again. > > Kids out yesterday helping us. Tractor not working again so, mowing down > some > > of the grass in the field with the riding lawnmower. Then cut off some of > the > > branches hanging down on the black walnut trees because Kenneth doesn't > > realize they are there I guess. They are blooming and I gathered them up > and > > in the wheel barell, well of course a warm day and I was sweating and > before I > > came in I realized my arms were really broke out and itching. So into > the > > shower wash hair and every thing, clothes in the washer. Hayfever worse > this > > year. Hadn't had it for a long time, but starting up again. > > I used to get it really bad have to lay down with a cold cloth on my > head > and > > eyes. > > But thought I was out growing it. So just hope it isn't going to get any > > worse. But my eyes are sure itching. > > Well have to get busy. Not really griping, just one of those days. Every > one > > enjoy the summer coming on. > > A couple of my grandchildren are at the BMX bicycle races in Oregon this > week > > end and it was 24 degrees. Darn can't think of the name of the town. > > North of Bend, after I send this I will remember. Oh well. They were > going > to > > be glad to get back to Ca. Then he is having a problem with the reer end > of > > the pickup. Noises, of course on a wing and a prayer money wise. Of > course > > grandma has to worry until they get home. > > > > Louise in northern ca. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2013 9:26 PM > > Subject: Re: [ML] Gardens and back yards > > > > > > > Potatoes need to be planted real early...so you're late already! I > found > > > a leftover fingerling potato lying on top of the ground, and > > > sprouting..from last summer ! Don't know why it didn't freeze and ruin. > > > The tops can get killed back by early frost and still grow again...I > have > > > a bag of heavily sprouted potatoes I plan to plant somehow..Maybe lay > > > them on top of the ground in an out of the way garden spot and keep > them > > > mulched. The potatoes will stay on top of the ground, so easy to rake > the > > > mulch off and pick up. Not as heavy a harvest, but labor > saving...Jeannie > > > T > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > On Sat, 13 Apr 2013 16:06:39 -0400 "Lisa Lepore" > <[email protected]> > > > writes: > > >> I tried to grow potatoes last year in a bin in compost. The plants > > >> were > > >> healthy and vigorous, but > > >> I only got about a dozen tiny potatoes. I'm thinking they didn't > > >> have a > > >> long enough growing season > > >> so I hope to plant them earlier this year. > > >> > > >> Lisa > > >> > > >> > > > ____________________________________________________________ > > > Refinance Now 2.75% FIXED > > > No cost and no fee mortgage! No SSN rqd. Free quote in minutes. 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Not Jeannie, but you can take a whole potato and cut it into halves, thirds, or quarters, as long as you make sure it has a couple of the little eyes that sprouts grow from. You want to turn the cut side down and have the eyes/sprouts pointing up. I have tried growing potatoes in a trash barrel and they did not not produce like I usually get. I did get a couple of good meals of new size potatoes. By the way I love gardening and I do not enjoy not being able to do all the things outside that I once was able to do. I have worked in gardens since I was around 6 years old. I can remember dad teaching me how to plant various seeds and plants. Marilyn On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 5:47 AM, Barbara Mangan <[email protected]>wrote: > Jeannie, what part of the potatoe do you plant? Can I then put them in a > bag of potting soil and do what? Really anxious to hear your advice. > Barb > > > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- "If you don't get outside every day, even for a minute, you have not appreciated what God has done. It makes you grateful for our surroundings, and it starts your day differently." Johnny Cash

Morning, Barb. She is in sort of a remission right now. But yes, she has been on prednisone for 5 years and then her doctor put together a 'cocktail' of meds, so she could get off of it for awhile at least. She has been doing quite well, but the prednisone has deteriorated her bones, so that she does experience some pain from that from time to time. Otherwise at the moment, she is doing quite well.Thank you for asking. Jerrian -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Barbara Mangan Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 5:33 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [ML] daughter Jerrian, that must be very hard watching your daughter suffer. Does she take any meds for it? Right now it is 6:31 and I am still awake. I have insomnia and sometimes do not sleep for 2 days. Tried all kinds of meds and over the counter stuff. Sometimes they will help for 4 or 5 days and then stop. Barb http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I agree that the markets do not have many of the cuts of meat we grew up with---we would make a huge pot roast with 7 bone or chuck meat, plenty of meat and fork tender when cooked--none to be found. I go to a meat market(specialty cuts) once a month and get the meat cut to my specs--no waste and I am happy----I don't eat a lot of meat but I want good meat for the prices they get. When I was first married the local butcher used to sell ground chuck ,three pounds for a dollar on special! It was the best for burgers, meatloaf, to mix with veal and pork for meatballs, imagine getting 3 lbs. of anything for a dollar now? I like to cook a big brisket when we barbeque and you can't find them anyplace up here-have to order from meat market ahead of time! What do they do with all these cuts of meat we do not see in the cases at the markets? I have always love what we here call New York Sirloin steaks--thick cut(2 inches thick, nicely marbled, marrow bone on small end)we always had them-now sometimes they have them on special but I have to go have them cut most of the time. Maybe they do other things with these old cuts but they get harder to find all the time. Living near the coast I love all fish and it is also harder to find-they sell foreign fish from all over but not as much cod and halibut etc. seems they have sales on tilapia and another fish I forget the name of--not local--why not sell what is fresh here? Also produce-it is so old when we get it---you have to pick over everything you buy! My relatives send me grapefruit, lemons and oranges every March from their trees in AZ.-how much fresher and better these are---I the getting store-bought after eating them. I am looking forward to farm stands and farmers markets in my area to get good local produce, honey and cheeses. So glad I am not raising my four sons in this day and age--I would not be able to afford to feed them the meals I raised them on-it is brutal the prices to buy healthy food! I hope I can grow a few fresh veggies for myself this year! Helen

I think what you said it true Louise, everything I do now takes so much longer, and my energy level is low anyway, and sometimes by the end of the day, I have no energy left. It is hard to force yourself everyday to do something that zaps any energy you have. It really depends on what I have done that day, if I have worked in the yard for several hours, I come in take a shower, and want someone to make dinner for me!!! So if I am going to work in the yard, I have to make sure I have left overs, or make a sandwich for dinner, because that's all I can do after a day of pulling weeds or raking leaves. If you guys could see me just before I walk out the back door to work in the yard, you would laugh, first I have to have on a light T Shirt, knee pants, socks and a old pair of tennis shoes, (I can throw in the washer) I have to clip my hair up, so as to not fall in my eyes when I am busy working. I have to not had a big breakfast, maybe coffee and a banana, because when I bend over the food will come right up my throat. UGG That's life at the Sullivan's green acres !!! I have noticed over the years, some cuts of meat that I once bought, are not in the meat case anymore ?? Like your seven bone roast, never see that one at the market anymore ?? I do think we send a lot of the choice cuts to other counties, and they also sell them to the restaurants. We have one market here, I will not buy any steaks there, I think they must buy old milk cows, because no matter how good the steak looks in the meat case, you can bet it's tough. They have good prices, so I can buy other meat there, and other cuts, but no steaks !!! My husband very seldom cooks or loads the dishwasher, he is the fast food king. His doctor has told him to stay away from fast food, but he loves it. So if I wouldn't cook, he just goes to Del Taco, or Carls Jr., maybe Jack in the box, doesn't matter he loves it all !!! Need to get dressed and go to the market, to buy pot roast !! Sully, in Sunny California

My husband at one time had what is called a Baker’s cyst behind his knee and had it drained. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/bakers-cyst/DS00448 Connie Sopharia, my cousin has the same trouble with her knees rubbing against bone. However, she is about 20lbs. underweight and that is probably why her knees are rubbing her bones. There is nothing there to take the impact of the rubbing. There used to be something that was called 'fluid on the knee' and the fluid was drained from the knee. Do they drain it and it keeps coming back? One woman I know had one knee replaced and it turned almost sideways. Haven't seen her for a while so don't know anything more. Another woman had both knees replaced and the doctor botched the job and she was in the hospital for 3 months. I feel bad for you that the doctors don't know what is causing the fluid to keep coming back? Barb

Jerrian, that must be very hard watching your daughter suffer. Does she take any meds for it? Right now it is 6:31 and I am still awake. I have insomnia and sometimes do not sleep for 2 days. Tried all kinds of meds and over the counter stuff. Sometimes they will help for 4 or 5 days and then stop. Barb

Such a terrible thing happened to my youngest daughters friend. Her dad died about 6 weeks ago and now her mother died on Sunday. She was put into the hospital for 2 weeks because she couldn't handle the death of her father. I fear terribly for her. Her parents took 2 of my kids a while back to the hockey games along with their girls. Her dad died from Alzeheimer and her mother from pneumonia. Both were in different nursing homes and they will be missed. The grandson put a hockey puck in the casket of his grandpap. So very sad. Barb

Sully, I am so glad that your son is home safe. Barb

A long time ago a friend of mine told me that her husband did all the cooking because he loves doing it. Miserable would starve to death before he would make himself dinner. He tells me sometimes that I am the only woman who does not make dinner every night. I made it every night but he just likes to lie. Barb

Jeannie, what part of the potatoe do you plant? Can I then put them in a bag of potting soil and do what? Really anxious to hear your advice. Barb

I made green peppers a few months ago and after I finished the phone rang. It was my sister-in-law and I told her I just got done makeing green peppers. She asked me if I use tomatoe paste or sauce. When she said that I remembered that I forgot to put in the rice. I made some rice and put in it in a bowl. I think M. saw the rice in the bowl but he didn't say anything. My fingers have those knots on them to and they are misfigured to. When they first start growing they are very painful. I asked my doctor about them, because they are ugly, if anything could be done about them. She said they were to small to be operated on. Since then they have grown bigger but I am living with them. My mother had them and I was the only one of 3 girls to get them. What made you take the multiple minerals? Did it say on the bottle it would do this? I am so curious Jeannie. Barb

I am with you Sully. I am tired of making dinner all the time. Older woman should be able to retire from cooking. I told Miserable that he should do the dishes since I cook the meals. He said nooooooooooooooo. He is so lazy and he knows how much my feet hurt me and how my muscles ache so much. I hope he gets fibromyalgia so that he can experience the pain that I am going through. Barb

Sopharia, my cousin has the same trouble with her knees rubbing against bone. However, she is about 20lbs. underweight and that is probably why her knees are rubbing her bones. There is nothing there to take the impact of the rubbing. There used to be something that was called 'fluid on the knee' and the fluid was drained from the knee. Do they drain it and it keeps coming back? One woman I know had one knee replaced and it turned almost sideways. Haven't seen her for a while so don't know anything more. Another woman had both knees replaced and the doctor botched the job and she was in the hospital for 3 months. I feel bad for you that the doctors don't know what is causing the fluid to keep coming back? Barb

Gradually hubby has taken over cooking his oatmeal in the AM..We use old fashioned kind and he cooks it in his bowl in the microwave...and then he tops it with half a large banana. maybe cookies, whatever..It's bound to be odd looking. I have hot Oolong tea and 6 crackers so I can take my pills...JneT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On Mon, 15 Apr 2013 16:08:55 -0500 "Virgil Windholz" <[email protected]> writes: > Quite some time ago I informed my husband that having cooking 3 meals > a day > for a family of 10 for over 50 plus years I was resigning only > cooking full > meals in the eve when I wanted too. So far it has worked. Still > cook but > not big meals. Just trying to figure out what to cook was > overwhelming at > times. Just a thought > > ____________________________________________________________ Woman is 60 But Looks 25 Mom publishes simple facelift trick that angered doctors... http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/516ce89884087689832ecst03duc

I use some shiny stainless steel flat pans...gotten at a yard sale...that may have been pizza store pans in their day...Sides are about 2/3 inches tall...Not much bigger than the plate...Catches any spills, acts a tray...Son uses gold chargers...'Fancy, huh ? We laugh about it....Love em ! I make Pot roast in the Slow cooker...Just beef roast and a pkg. of onion soup mix, maybe a half cup of water if I remember...Eat with mashed potatoes and veggies the first day..Sandwiches the second day, then make soup using the leftover beef, can of tomatoes, a few bouillon cubes in hot water, several potatoes cut like French fries and a bag of frozen Stir fry veggies... Jeannie T ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On Mon, 15 Apr 2013 22:41:25 -0700 "Connie Leaman" <[email protected]> writes: > I use paper plates whenever I can too. But there aren�t any nice > holders. I think I have some wicker ones hidden away somewhere. The > operative word is �hidden.� Are these chargers? > > I have to laugh at all the pot roast going around. We just polished > off the last of the one I cooked 2 days ago. I bought an electric > pressure cooker recently, wasn�t there a discussion of that here > not too long ago? Anyway, that�s what I used to cook my pot roast. > > Connie ____________________________________________________________ Woman is 60 But Looks 25 Mom publishes simple facelift trick that angered doctors... http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/516ce8987838768982645st04duc

Buy a good Crock pot, a supply of liner bags, and a recipe book on Slo cook meals. { You might also get a kids or bachelor type cook book.}While cooking breakfast load the 'dinner' in the pot and set it on low. Cereal for breakfast, or oatmeal with sliced banana...I like about 3 or 4 crumbled crackers on top. Build your own sandwiches /soup for lunch...Eat supper, remove bag from pot and refrigerate leftovers in it or throw it out... I use heavy duty paper plates on nice holders...for everyday. Hubby said he'd rather do that than wash dishes ...Little conference we had when HE retired...Told him I was retiring too...I still do a lions share of the cooking, but he can make us sandwiches , heat up soup, Nuke a big sweet potato for a snack, etc {serve cut in half with butter and sugar on it...etc...} Biscuits.....Have found a great way to make them. Put some self rising flour in a mixing bowl, add a little oil, milk to make a soft dough, and drop gobs of it into a small buttered skillet. Flatten out with spoon...Cover, low heat for maybe 5 minutes..Turn over to brown on the other side...tastes as good as regular biscuits to us and takes maybe 10 minutes, tops. I use 2 small skillets, and the dough is spread out well. When it's browned on both sides I slice in half and butter it. Eat with your favorite jam..Mine is black raspberry, but current jar is chunky apricot. Yum ! Jeannie T ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > I have been thinking about cooking and recipes, you know your Recipe > file ?? Those little tabs that label what kind of recipe it is ??? > Well I have been thinking about new recipe labels, "EASY TO MAKE", > "EVEN EASIER TO MAKE", "NO EFFORT AT ALL" and than finely "ONLY WHEN > THEY MAKE ME". It would be a lot easier if I could just make dinner > in the morning, when I am not so tired. It's really the combination > of having to clean up the kitchen after the cooking (you really > didn't really want to make in the first place) and your even more > tired now, than before you cooked, that is so tiresome. After I DO > clean up the kitchen, I come back and there is my husband sound > asleep in his chair. It's women's work, and always has been women's > work, always will be women's work !!! ( no matter what they say > about sharing the chores, they are lying) I only know one man that > likes to do the dishes, and he's a bit off !!! and I am not sure if > it isn't because he likes to be with the ladies, if y! > ou know what I mean !!! I'll let this go for now, I need to think of > something easy to make for breakfast, if I could just warm up left > overs from last nights dinner, oh how sweet that would be !!!! > > > Sully, in Cloudy California ____________________________________________________________ Woman is 60 But Looks 25 Mom publishes simple facelift trick that angered doctors... http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/516ce0bad469c60ba398est03duc

Thanks for the update, Dougster ! Don't worry about boring us by re telling your adventures...Some of us are so old we love to be reminded ! lol....I'm just about down to that one book library, myself... If I eat too much sweets I get canker sores...Years of using salves, etc. on them...Now days I just cut out all sugar and they never need medicating...have had them since early school days at least...Glad I finally figured out the sugar connection. Doc says it has nothing to do with a family history of Diabetes....What do they know.....Lots but not all. Sis had Lychen-Plantus ...bad sores... Have considered growing the potatoes as you mentioned, but have never noticed a potato rooting up the stalk as tomatoes will...Will try your method..but thinking of using some small size spare tires...stacked..have read that will work..OR preferably an old laundry basket..Supposedly the vines will grow out through the holes in the sides...taters will stay hidden. Sounds like it would look cool...Have also seen shopping bags made from old T shirts by cutting expansion holes all around it..how would it be to cut one in slits here and there...Fill it a bit with dirt and hang it up..Keep watered and the vines should poke out through all those slits?...I got Miracle Grow garden soil that has fertilizer in it for 89 cents with a $3 off rebate { 30 lbs, I think} at the hardware store..so not much ventured...Now to wrestle that old holy t shirt off my hubby ! Mean JneT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On Mon, 15 Apr 2013 09:28:04 -0500 Doug Crim <[email protected]> writes: > Hello Shirley..... I want to thank you and everyone for your thoughts > and > prayers. Sherry is doing so-so... I hate to bore everyone with our > woes > but here is an update. I'm not certain the last bit of news I've > sent to > the group, so if I am repeating myself, I apologize. Since > Christmas, > Sherry has lost close to seventy pounds. Yes, that's a lot > especially for > a gal that was maybe 20 lbs overweight. What happened was that the > chemo > drugs caused sores in her mouth, which made it impossible for her to > eat. > Finally, one day in the office of the Oncologist, I raised hell. I > loved > that they were keeping her cancer at bay but that I was tired of > watching > her starve to death. The doctor agreed to cut her chemo drug by > fifty > percent. Almost immediately, the sores began to clear up and she > began to > eat again. Sometime next month we'll do more scans and will learn > the > status of the cancer. > Sometime in January, Sherry underwent surgery to remove the Gall > bladder. > Again, her appetite improved... about three weeks later, she began > to > develop severe pain in her abdomen....soooooooooo, in mid-March, she > was > hospitalized for a week while they tried to figure that out. As it > turned > out, she had a kink in her small intestine, which called for more > surgery. > Since then, she has shown improvement. She is eating a tiny bit > better > and is slowly regaining her strength. Week before last, she > actually > gained two pounds which made her sooooooo happy... Last week, she > lost > four! <sigh> > That, my friends is the latest. Thank you for listening. > > Gardens seem to be the hot topic of late. Now, I'm the first to > confess > that I am not a gardener. Although we will not have a garden this > year, I > did buy a couple of tomato plants 'cuz it just ain't Spring without > tomato > plants. lol > e has been a lot of discussion about planting potatoes....Agan, I'm > not > gardener but I will tell of an experiment an ex-BIL did a few years > ago > He planted potatoes in two small above ground planters. Think > "Square foot > gardens"...He planted his cuttings and when the plant began to grow, > he > would spread more dirt on top.... let them grow some more and then > add more > dirt. The end result was that he had an amazing amount of potatoes > from > those two little plots. The more dirt he added provided more dirt > for the > plan to make more seed/taters. I found her experiment absolutely > amazing... Hope this helps.. > > Gotta go and finish my taxes... lol > > The Dougster :-)*** > > > > > > > On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 11:58 AM, Shirley Sullivan > <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Good Morning > > > > > > I want Doug to know I am thinking of him and Sherry, I have been > thinking > > of you guys for a few days now. I have no words of wisdom for you, > all I > > can say is hang in there, just think of today, not tomorrow, it > will come > > soon enough. There are so many of us praying for you, I am > surprised that > > airplanes can find space, with all the prayers flying up. We are > all here > > for you, if you need us. > > > > > > I am planning on a lazy day today, it's over cast, a little on the > cool > > side, they say maybe ?? a few showers tomorrow morning . Maybe > I'll curl up > > with a good book, and make a easy dinner. > > > > > > Robert, your probable getting a little anxious about now, you are > in my > > prayers, I know everything will go well with your surgery. When > ever you > > get a chance, let us know how your doing ? > > > > > > Have a good Sunday everyone !!! > > > > > > Sully in cloudy California > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ____________________________________________________________ > FileLater - Tax Extension > Get a 6-month tax extention from the IRS today! > http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3165/516cd1fa293151fa65dcmp10duc > >

On Mon, 15 Apr 2013 03:40:45 -0400 (EDT) Shirley Sullivan <[email protected]> Sully sez: I'm forgetful about cooking something, not from a recipe, but from memory, when I am ready to put it in the oven, I am hoping upon hope I haven't forgotten something. My husband said I should write them down, or type them up on the computer, and check off each ingredient as I put it in, so as to not to forget something. . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When I start cooking something with several ingredients I get everything ready to make it and set it on the counter...As I use something I put the bottle of flavoring, egg carton, whatever..in a separate place. Sometimes if I can't make myself cook something I have hubby get the ingredients out for me, so it is about half the work...He'd rather do that than cook stuff ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I have a lot of arthritis in my hands, I have all kinds of lumps on my finger joints, my pinkie on my left hand has a big lump on the first joint from the tip of the finger, it has been aching for two days now, the finger is now at a slant to the right, soon it will touch the next finger....Sleep tight, Sweet Dreams everyone!! Sully ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My finger joints got swollen, seemed like it had fluid in them. Hurt! Went to my local sawbones and he examined my fingers carefully. I asked could some of that fluid be drained off...'NO! These knots will get hard...you're just stuck with them.' I got to thinking about it later, and got a bottle of multiple minerals at Wal Mart...Took them as directed...knots went away, still gone YEARS later.......I was also getting knots in my palms..on those leaders, I guess. All gone... Couldn't hurt to try it.....Jeannie T ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > > ____________________________________________________________ Woman is 60 But Looks 25 Mom publishes simple facelift trick that angered doctors... http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/516ce0bad015860ba2c19st04duc